Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-19
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Ws0aa Killed.
LOSDoADKRRr. Sept. ia Wuma,
has been shot by process server nsal
Ghenties, county Donegal, while resist
ing the seizure Of her cattle. The pro
cess server vas arrested.
DesesveAly nangeA.
ALEXANDRIA. Sept. 1e.-One Of tn
participants in the June massacre va
hanged here today.
Ts Clean sas Anssher Raaha.
It is reported that gunboats and
troops have been ordered 70 operate
against Abdallah Pasha, who is still
holding Damietta.
Train service on the railroad will b
at once resumed. AL will be occupied
by the British.
A Pssr ssrreaAer.
| ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 16.-The Rarrisou
OF AbOukir was ordered to proceed e
kafr FL Dwar to surrender. II marched
out last evening. An entire regiment
with arms moved of eastward, and
joined Abdallah Pasha at Damietta.
The remainder Of the first detachment
about LEO men, reached Kafr-El-Dwar al
oo'clock this morning. Many otheru
escaped on the way, carryinR of two OF
three rifles apiece. The rest of the gar
rison, numbering 5000 or 5000. arrived
at kafr-E-DWar at noon. They vere
disarmed. the men sent to their homes
and the officers detained.
The report Of tho pillaRinR Of Man
sofah arose from q mob smashing the
windows Of loyal inhabitants, Who illu-
minated upon resolving news Of the
victory at Tel-El-K Kebir.
Lenleney Of the vletss..
CAIRo, Sept. 16.-With the exception
OF few leaders and one or two persons
accused of crimes, no rebels were made
prisoners by General Lowe, who merely
requested them to lay down their aims,
Many who had been prominent in the
rebellion were told, much to their sur
prise. that they were free.
ASabl's Reasons.
Egyptian officers who surrendered, ex-
plains that Arab left his best soldiers at
kafr el Dwar because he thought the
move on lsmailia was ruse and that
tho real attack Of the British would be
on Kafr 81 Dwar.. The Sultan has quite
recently been in communication with
M donht tS.t -. ras;s.a,,ea neao ~ 0eu ~ J
comwanJar ~ IT,. .is~a .ao .ao
sro,n S.arehs,I '"' P'"00 "''Hi""'e'
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Msads the Rsra.
PoRT SAID, Sept. 18.-Commander at
Damietta also holds Forts Dibla and
Ghmiliet. The Governor at Port Said
sent an Arab TO the rebel commander ON
Friday, bat the messenger has not re.
turned.
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Grain Trade Reviewed.
LoSpoS. Sa,h. 1s-The Marx Lane
Eypress. in revievino the Grain trada Of
the past week, says; I'm Scotland. Ire-
land and the northern oonntiss Of Emo.
land, harvesting has proceeded satisfao-
t0rily, while IN the earlier districts the
harvest Ii virtually over. The market
ior barley disclosed the fact that the
traoo mas yie!ded 70 the pressure OF an
abundant foreign supply: Red wheat is
relativeiy lower tnan white IN foreign
wheat sales. buyers are awaiting rates
wnicn are not yes obta!nable. In some
cases, on rloay, M4 sniiiin&s less were
acGePte0 ior new wheat. Inc receipts
90 90 - aS1noon IoI me Pdst week nave Dcen
oo.:os qussten. Inere mas oeen large
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I!ct, ~, IA an1 NAE w. IowoF ana Weaket.
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.awn: ouG sosonssSn temAIn, M4soen
.sa uoane n'no1acaa. SAFES sn so OF EnRiisa wae:t
e1O 80: wcon - we're Vel $50 quaIso1 ~ Aas
~, a9aInss -, '0 quarters AZ ois 70 toe
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PEaceo'
The Csrean Trsahae.
YoxoHAMA, Sept. l.-The japanese
envoy to Corea, with his suite and small
military escort Of only half a battalion
Of infantry, reached Jinsen, q seaport
OF Corea, on August 18th. He Vas "a
luted by three Japaneee war shiue in the
harbor, and also by Chinese ships, from
one OF which came Chinese representa-
tiyes TO exchange Official coufteaiea.
The japanese landed Immediately, and
were met by messenger from TAI On
Kun. leader of the late outbreak. and
head of tho present poyernment. With
an earueet reoueet that thev vould not
proceed to the capital. afairs beinQ All
disordered and no guarantee Of ssfeey
Dneaihl0. Hahanunn. Ianannaa Env0v.