Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-02
proposition was not accepted Mean
while hostilities continue.
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proposition was not accepted Mean
while hosfliltles continue.
GonetlBatery.
CoSsTANTrSoPLE. Sept 1.-The Porte
has resolved to surrender the disputed
point on the frontier, On condition that
1t Il declared neutral territory.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. I.-Mahmer Fehn,
Arab Pasha's Chief Engineer and mill
tary advisor. who was recently captured
by the British, arrived today on tte
troopship Euphrates, and was handed
over to the Egyptian authorities, on the
hhedlve first guaranteeing that he
would not be put to death without the
consen. Of the British. After being
questioned by the Egyptian Minister
concerning Arabis movements he was
sent 10 prison.
l5s On E~ara.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Chief officer
OF the Lake Sepizon telegraphs that the
steamer had on board % saloon, -
steerags passengers, and a crew number
ing l:.
The sIek Prince.
LONDON, Sept. 1.--Today's bullesin
states the progress Of Prince Leopold is
most satisfactory.
The Lsn&Cellsw Msnunsent.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-Messrs. Theodore
Martin, q. B., Anthony TrollOpe, Vim.
Blanchard Jerold, Ssml. Morley, NJ. r.,
Saml. G. Hall, T. s.. A. Godfred, Wood
worth Turner aud James Hoilingshead
are the committee appointed for the
erection of bust to Longfellow in
Westminster Abbey.
A Protest.
ATHENS, Sept. LIT is stated that the
British Minister here has made a strong
representation to the Greek Government
against the continuation of hOstilities on
the frontier.
A Bold Act.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. Ia desperate
attempt was made recently to release
political prisoners confined in prison at
SaratOfat. During the hour allowed
prisoners for exercise, a cart contain
ing two men drove up to the Jail, and
made signals to a prisoner who was
walking within the prison enclosure
guarded by the jailor. The prisoner at
once threw sand in the eyes of the
jailor's eyes, and ran to the wall, while
the men in the cart fired revolvers and
mOrtally wounded the jailor. The lib
Grated prisoner and his rescuers drove
of, bat were stopped by persons who
witnessed the occurrence, and after a
desperate struggle, in which one of the
liberators was killed, the other men
were captured. The captured iberatOr
states that he is a son Of a lanced pro-
prietor.
Going Mack % Africa.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-Catewayo left Wa
terlOo station this morning for South
ampt0n, where he will embark ON board
the steamer Nubian, which sails today
for the Cape of Good Hope. He was
much cheered by spectators ON his way
to the station.
Lost steamer.
The coast guard at Wicklow, on the
eastern coast Of Ireland, telegraphs that
the British steamer Nepizon, from Liv-
erpOol yesterday for Montreal, ia
aground ON the Arklow bank. One boat
containing part of the Grew and
namter of the passengers off the steam
er arrived at Wicklow this forenoon.
Five more boats will be necessary to
convey the passengers from the wreck
to safety. The steamer will probably be
a total loss.
Passengers from the Lost ship.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 1.-The agents Of
the Lake Nepizon state that 80 of her
passengers have been landed at Grey
stone. Other boats are making for
Wicklow in tow. The Captain is stand
ing by the ship. which ls not making
any water. The Captain telegraphed
the owners of the Lake Nepizon that
the passengers were put into boats. At 2
o'clock this morning the ship was
The ship lies in dangerous position.
The Police Trouble.
DUBLIN, Sept. 1.-The police who were
discharged we're all attendinga meeting
of the police here last night, at which
the conduct of Captain Talbot, Chief
Superintendent, was strongly de-
nounced. The dismissals in all number
2H. Captain Talbot announced the
dismissalss the police being paraded in
the castle yard for the purpose. It is
said there will be general strike to-
night. Detachments of the Goth rifles.
each accompanied by q military magis-
trate, occupy every police station. A
proclamation has been widely posted,
declaring tho services of special consta-
bleS necessary. and calling on all loyal
subjects to come forward and undertake
the duty. The proclamation justifies
the dismissals, pointing 70 disobedienoe
Of the police, who were forbidden TO
hold the meeting. 1t is signed. II. g.
Hamilton God save the Queen"
Angry Policemen.
DUBLIN. Sept. Lon hearing of the
dismissals from the police force the
men on duty tore of their badges in
the streets, and swore they would not
resume duty until their colleagues were
reinstated.
Moro Of the Psltee Treables.
DUBLIN, Sept. Lover 800 of the me-
tropOlitan police have been dismissed.
It is expected a hundred moro will re-
sign. Great excitement prevails in the
city. All police stations are occupied
by strong guards of military.
4 Crowd.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The agents Of the
steamer Lake Nepizon say about 100
persons were aboard when she won't
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