Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-27
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AvsssanG Trsahae.
CALCUTTA. Sept. 6.-The members o
| tho eatvof1a0 Army recently arrives
hogo have boen aIEe0ted in ordof 70 pre
vent . ri0t. Wh ieh Was imminent. Only
one Of the contingent which arrives
here . short time il now at liberty.
DAleois WlshAraWal.
Loapo1. Sept. &.-A Dublin CORES
pondsnt Of tie Times intimatss tina
Dillon viii retire from active politisa
life, because - dos not fall IN viii
what be consider the milk and vatel
policy q his aDocatea.
OslnGs IN EUDa.
| CAno. Sept. S.-N IL expected tha'
the guards and marines viii leave hort
On Friday. The Bedouins have cut 1
frsah water canal above Neniah.
liberal.
vienna, Sept. &.-Tho Emperor con
6iboted 10000 forms for the sufferers
BY foods in TyroL
A11ieaRy Sae9estlen.
CosurAx1M0PIx,S Sspt. 6.-Baker Pa
| ehAs entrusted with reorRanizinR the
EUReaan army, intends propoeina "a
tne Ahedivo that - employ al Rn01ish
e0ssss assvin9 = sAe 1uEkfah 6en-
At Tunis, near Klerwan, a band of
marandsrs attacked . party OF GO horse
men belo0ginQ to the French tOpoRraph-
ical expedition. The French Com
mander was killed, and several of his
mon disabled.
LoNDoH, Sept. 9.-The Leamoth foal
stakes at Newmarket were won by Dutch
Oven. Shrewsbury and Nellie ran a
dad heat for second place. Seven
started, including Gerald. The first
nufsery stakes were won BY Saucebox,
Inco0stant second, Political third. Ten
ran, including Aasnaaooit.
The Hateful stakes were won by Beau
6rummel, Macbeth second, and Expert
third.
Ae Green eyed Lsbster."
DRxsDEs. Tenn, Sept. I6.-Thomas
TuARerend entered his resideuoe this
evening and found Reuben Edwards
talking to his wife. Tusgerand then
soased . table knife and stabbed Ed.
wards to the heart. The latter fell
Dad.
BnLM, Sept &.-The Government il
devotinQ attention 70 the project for the
construction Of q canal connecting the
North Sea with the Baltic.
Rebels . be Tried.
CAIBo, Sept. GA review of the
Turkish troops took place today. The
Khedive's Ministers viii meet tomorrow
to discuss the question of an. appoint
ment OF q court martial for the tTlal Of
rebels.
ALEXANDRA, Sept. B.-The British
tronclad Minateuf Roes to Ab0ukir to-
morrow 70 re-embafk marines there.
She viii thence proceed to Malta and
join The channell heet.
The arrest Of men implioated in the
June maa.aeFes still continues
xAHsEnLxs, Sept. 26.-The Govern
meut has ordered all Egyptian refugees
70 return to Egypt.
4 Grand 0ooaeo.
CA1Ro, Sept. GA grand reception
was held at 0heziereh palace today by
the Khedive. Nearly q thousand repre-
eentatives Of different villages were
present. The khedive refused admit
tanoe TO many implioated Pashas and
Beys. Many Who came profess loyalty,
and warned Ulemas and other high per-
eouageo that they will be severely pun
iahed q they relapsed into disloyalty.
Tho principal British officers, with their
stafs, were present. General Wolseley,
however, vas indisposed and unable to
attend. The ceremony Of presentation
to the General of q decoration BY the
Khedive, did not take place.
The Khedive yesterday evening drove
for an hour through the illuminated
streets, and vas veil received. The
Khedive viii bestoW upon Gen. Wolseley
the Grand Gordon Of the Order of Or
mantle.
The xsla King'
CARE Towx, Sept. $.-Cetewayo has
arrived.
Roafx, Sept. &-Archbishop Seville is
Why sAe BasteA.
AoGT1IAL. 6spt. 36.-The explosion
on the steamer Riohelisu, was owing to
q defective vatsr jacket and an unser-
vioeable check valve.
ssos q ehe Less ones.
OoGluowooD. Ont, Sept. 26.-The
body Of A. Duncan, OF Hamilton. Ont,
one Of the passengers On the wrecked
steamer AsSa, haa boon recovered. The
following are additional names of pas
ss0gen ON the vessel Jacques Andre
Terry, Julian Janan. James and Felix