Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-08

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Morocco Of strip of territory around
the Spaniards Of the Islal.ds::of Santa
Cruz and Dela Narou. on the Atlantic
TIVE shIps Wanted.
A grant of thirty million peseta. IL
asked for in the bill drafted by the Min
lister of the Marine for the purchase Of
two irOnciads Of the InheXiblo type. "a
be constructed in England. The bill will
be presented to the Cortez at the OPEN
ing session.
A British Army.
vienna, Oct. Tt is reported that
Eogland has promised the Khedive to
permit recruiting of the new Egyptian
military force in India; provided the
gems d'arnerie is placed under British
officers.
C0mmulniion " senienee.
ST. PErKRsBURa, Oct. The Nihiliss
NaRornO and the Jew Ejei. the o0lnmu-
tatiOn of whose death sentence by the
Gar was made public yesterday, were
concerned In the assassination of the
police spy sixteen months ago.
what Of IL?
LISBON, Oct. 7.-Hon. Jshn NJ. Fran.
cis, Minister to Portugal. had an audi
encs today with the King.
4 Speech BY the Premier.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-Gladstone, replying
to an address at the railway station in
Peamar Mawr, today, referred to the
question of procedure in the Commons.
He said the House could neye meet the
tremendous calls upon its energies uu-
less 1t could shake OF all timidity, fear
and can't phrases, and sst itself reso-
lutely to the task of bringing procedure
into harmony With tho calls upon it.
Referring to Egyptian affairs, he said
he thanked God for the success Of the
British in Egypt. He thanked the army
there and its skillful General. The
war proved the army is composed Of
men brave as their fOrefatheys. The
war had been carried out from the love
Of peace and on the principles Of peace.
Gladstone trusted Egypt would again be
happy and prosperous. His remarks
were received with prolonged cheers.
Wants . Lawyer.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 7.-Arabi Pasha has
telegraphed here for counsel. The per-
sons applied TO have declined to defend
him, it is said, because they are afraid
OF losing clients. Arab will, therefore,
be convicted with ease.
slight DSRerence or opinion.
CAIRo, Oct. IAN important phase in
the political situation here is the grow
ing difference of opinion between the
Egyptian Ministers in regard to the fu-
ture form Of government. One party
favOrs the autocratic system for some
years. and another party advocates the
retention and development of the sys-
tenn established under the first consti-
tuition.
Egyptian Question.
BERLIN, Oct. The negotiation of
the Powers on the Egyptian question is
Of Germany to bring about a friendly
understanding between the Powers most
interested in the Eastern question ia
meeting with considerable success.
Died.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. IA Russian
courier says Tian Chu, leader of the
Dan Yam rebellion against China, il
dead.
Running Behind.
MADRID, Oct. THE Minister of FL
nance has informed the Council of Min
listers that the expenditure for the first
half of the present financial year bal
anced the revenue for that period, and
that the receipts exceeded the sXpendi-
lures in several provinces.
Oh: Give them ChPomes.
ALEXANDRIA, Dot. THE Khedive
will give medals to the entire British
army engaged in the Egyptian cam
paign. Those for soldiers will be Of
copper, and for the officers Of silver
Opera neuse Accident
BERLIN, Oct. The swapping OF A
chain caused the fall of an iron curtain
among the foot lights on the stage at
the Royal Opera House this evening.
The accident caused an intense panic
among the audience and many persons
were severely crushed. but no one was
killed.
A Good word for Arabi.
PARIS, Oct 7.-De Lesseps telegraphed
to the President of the court martial BY
which Arab Pasha is to be tried, testi-
flying that during the war Arabi exerted
himself to maintain the neutrality of
the Suez Canal and protected lives and
the interests of several Europeans.
CAIBo, OCT. Large quantities Of
valuable loot were discovered at Daman-
hour and other places in Egypt. Sev-
eral natives convicted Of participation
in the June massacres will be executed
in Alexandria on Saturday.
Giving Way.
CoNsrANrrNopLE, Oct. THE Porte
has promised Greece that it will order
the Turks to evacuate tho cedsd points
ON the frontier, including 0Oanilsa, on
Thursday next.
In Caslsdy.
CAIRo. OCT. 7.-Arabi Pasha and Tan
bla Pasha we're today removed to the
Garde Weubles, where the other prison.
ers to the number Of eighty were re-
moved yesterday. The preliminary ex-
animation in tho case Of Arabi Pasha
was held secretly. His formal trial will
be public.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-Thorn, Ballon 4 Co.,
cotton spinnera of Blackburn. have
failed; liabilities, f33,0O0.
RpadeUsle.
ALEXANDRIA, OCT. 7.-Eighty GASES of
I0v0I 0t0 IA es10 4S01uACAA A1uWRA-
tai.
Wants All sP Nene.
RuKNos AYREs, OCT. 4.-Peaoe nego-
tiAtions between Chilli and Peru are
broken Oh because OF the refusal of
Chill to yield to any Of her demands.
Asassaemess Travelling.
SourHANProN, OCT. s.-Professor New
comb and party, sent BY the U. s. Gov
eminent. sailed today TO observe the
transit Of Venus.
Deeper Water
MONTREAL. Oct. Tho opening OF
the % feet st. Lawrence channel was
celebrated yesterday. The ocean steam
or Peruvian made an excursion to Que
bec.
MONTREAL, Oct. 7.-Eisenhast, an ex-
tonsiye trader at uerville, has dinp-
peafed. 1t IL believed that he is de-
fAulter.
Ce0lDg Royalty.
NosrHRAL, Oct. 7.--Ths Prince and
Princess Of Wales hope to attend the
annual meeting of the British Scieuce
Association at Montreal.
EaSiana's failure kins and oaeea.
OrrAwA, OCT. lit is said that the
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