Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-30
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Court adjourned until July 11th.
FOR EIGN.
want 10 be near BY.
ROME, June'28.-It is stated that the
Admiral and commander of the Italian
feet has been ordered to cruise within
easy distance of Alexandria, so he can
be promptly summoned in case of ne
cessity.
A Powerful Fleet.
ALEXANDRIA, June 2s.-Now thirty
two men-of-war are in the harbor of
Alexandria, and four more are expected.
Preparations Going On.
LONDON, June 2S.-The steamer Stan
lay,which will leave WoOlwich for Malta
on Friday, will take field, hospital and
c,valry equipment, Submarine mines
and portion of a portable railway. 1t
is understood that two military regi-
meats of London district will not be
dismissed after training, but be retained
for garrison duty, in view of the posi-
bility of two battalions of guards being
sent to the Mediterranean.
LONDON, June 2s.-It is stated that a
regiment of the Household Guards and
two battalions of infantry at Aldershot
have been warned to be prepared to 60
to the Mediterranean.
An Alarm.
ALEXANDRIA, June 2S.-There were
symptoms of rising here yesterday,
directed particularly against the Eng
lish. Soldiers cleared the square, and
guards have been doubled.
Worth ueedinx.
LONDON, June 23.-The Times, COM
menting on the approaching execution
of Guiteau, says the American people
should insist upon immediate reforms
of judicial procedure, which would pre-
vent another such degrading scene as
that of Guiteau's trial. The United
States are no more secure against pro-
ducing other Guiteaus than it is of pro-
ducing other Garfields.
Will pay Half.
The failure of firm on account of a
forced sale of f5,OOo,COO, Egypt unified
stock. will not be announced. The firm
will pay 10 shillings on the pound by in
stallments
SI5o.ees Realized.
The total proceeds yesterday of Ham,
ilton Place were f3l ,5332.
At the wool sales today 6G00 bales were
sold, including Sydney and New Zea-
land.
uuiavorable Criticism.
The Sportsman says it is difficult to
believe the amateur crew of Americans
can row under favorable circumstances.
Yesterday, they got pace on the boat.
The time of the oars was lost and irreg-
ular, and the work was left entirely to
the arms.
Treason In Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG. June 2S.-The twenty
gen d'armes and soldiers ch harged with
having aided the corresp ondencs of the
NihiIis.s with the state prisoners were
tried ana sentenced on Saturday at the
fortress. Among these prisoners are to
be found the celebrated Netchaneff, de-
liverel up lately by Switzerland /; Muir
sky, who was concerned in the attempt
against the chief of tn, gems d'arme /,
Dreutzler {; aud DIR. WERNER, con-
demned TO fif can years Imprisonment
at hard labor on the public works. The
six others are also charged with COM
pl city NTH Nihilists, and two vmong
hem. charged with high treason, will
pass before court martial and will prob
ably bs shst. The chief of tho gens-de-
arms Of tho fortress, Major Philimenoff.
and the chief of the soldiers. Captain
Androf, guilty of neglect of surveil-
lance, have beeu sentenced to degrade
tion and ordered to the COOL of Archan-
gel, the Governor of the fortress Gen.
eral Gvletska, apprehending Nihilist
mines, has been authorized to fill with
earth the Petrowski conal, which runs
through the fortres The servant of the
lodging house in which -thirty-two Nihi-
lists were caught, has been arrested. She
has been recognized as the daughter OF
a rich land owner of Kasam. Three
female medical students, including the
Jewess Of Glimberg, have been arrested
General Oreewski has finally accepted
the post of chief of the gens-d-arms
Adjutant Tolstoi.
Proposed unterventien.
The Valecaest this morning declares
that I1o.d Lyons ON the day before yes
terday formally invited the French
Government to cooperate with England
in armed intervention in Egypt. After
an excited discussion the majority OF