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


cup at kemptOn Park was won by LIE
more. Mardsn second, Nilabls third.
Passive.
CoRk, Aug. "a telegram from the
Londonderry, Belfast il Limerick con
stabuiary state that they have agreed t.
remain passive until their proposals are
known.
aeldiers from Indlia.
BOMBAY, Aug. e.-Five transports with
troops sailed for Egypt yesterday. Sever
more start today.
Gen. Sir Hobart MCPHERSON and staff
will start today for the seat Of war at
Alexandria.
Relnforeemesis.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-The Royal Irish
Dragon Guards left .Aldershot this
morning for Southampton, where they
will embark for Egypt.
Greek War ship.
ATHENS, Aug. "a commission has
been appointed to proceed to England
to commence the construction of pow
erful war vessel, costing 4c,UUOE
drachms.
pG00G0NCNss
LONDON. Aug. 9.-Thomas Walsh, AZ
rested at the time of the seizure OF
arms at Clerkenwell. and convicted
Of the charge Of treason and felony.
was sentenced to seven years penal SER
vitude.
steamer Ashore.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-The steamship No
sci, from Bremen for New York, is
aground under Lizard Point. Her po-
sition il precarious. She has hole
through her bow. She struck at $40
this morning. Tugs have been sent to
her assistance. Weather calm and hazy.
All the passengers were landed at Pen
zance.
Friendly ss England.
BERLIN, Aug. 9.-The Ho,d Dutmb>
Zeffyng, organ of Bismarck, III an arti-
Gle friendly in tone to England, denies
rumors Of the intention of placing this
Suez Canal permanently under tho care
of a Commission, similar to that on the
Danube. Az British traffic on the ca.
nal immensely preponderates, the pow
ers, it says, cannot expect England to
subordinate such immense interests to
the decision Of a non English majority.
our Clerks In Paris.
PARIS, Aug. 9.-The decree closing the
session was read in both Chambers to-
day.
President Grevy received a deputation
Of Boston drygoods clerks. The ad-
dress to Grevy was received very cor
daily He warmly congratulated the
firms who send their clerks to study the
processes Of European industry. lie
hoped this example and practice Of De-
mooracy would he initiated. The clerks
will be received by Victor Hugo tomor-
row. Tomorrow they will visit the Pre-
feet Of the Department Of the Seine.
The Consaabulary strikers.
LIMERICK, August 9.-The Police in
consequence Of an interview between the
Inspector and the Clonmel doputati0n,
in which tho former acknowledged their
claims we're jus.ifiable, but recon-
msnded tho men TO keep within legal
rules on the force, telegraphed yester-
day all over Ireland that they are re-
solved to suspend agitation for the pres
ent, pending the action Of the Govern
ment. II tho decision Of the Govern
ment is unfavorabie they have resolved
to resign in body. Replies to tho tele-
grac1s are arriving from all parts Of the
country today, approving their resolu-
tion and exhOrting the men to stand
firm.
Labor Organizing.
DUBLIN, Aug. "a meeting of Dillon
and other supporters Of the labor move
ment Was held yesterday, when pro-
visional commission was formed with
the election of a permanent executive
for the new Irish Labor and Industrial
Union.
Mere Soldiers.
SrxnAp, August e.-The Third regi.
mont OF Foot have been ordered to inn
mediasely reinforce the Indian cOutin
gent for Egypt. Three moro batteries
ara ordered TO hold themselves ready
for seYvios.
Heat ana Disease.
Hoxexoxo, July 15.-The unusual
heat and consequent disease has pre.
vailed in Peking this summer, especially
in the regions where foreign legations
are situated. The Thermometer there
has reached l08 in the shade.
Religious Intolerance.
At Peishun, the French missionary
station near tho Amoor river, 7O(
miles from New Chwang. was attacked
by a mob. Father Conveaux and serv-
ant arc reported killed and several 9th
era wounded.
The Cholera.
YOKOHAMA, Jnly '5.-CholerA increas
- in tho neighborhood OF Yokohama
and Toxic. A special bureau has beer
created in the Home Department K
regulate the treatment Of this disease
Medical officials are promptly sent 4
any part of the Empire where it appears
Remedies for cholera are exempted
from Government taxation for sixty
days. Orden vsre issued that bodies
With the effects Of poorer victims b
Immediately burned after death.
Gslax 8alllng.
The japanese corvette Al Yei Kuwaz
u preparing At Toxic for . cruise arouns
tho world.
osAev lnoelllgenee.
Public libraries are 20 be establishe<
by the Goyernment in every Provincia
capital throughout the Empire.
Tho American Professor Morse !
earnestly urging upon the Governmen
the necessity for c0nasrvin9 and arti6
cially propacating fish, the natural sup
ply az which seems dangerously de
creasing.
Considerable excitsment exists anon
foreign residents in TOXIC. owing :
daring borRlaFiea, now Of regula
NIGHTLY occurrence, and against whic
tho police appear incapable OF guard
ing.
The draft Of . new treaty with foI
eicu powers u nov completed, and sut
mitted 70 the EmpsroE fOe appeova
This proceeding - n,sssly formal. an
oopies viii soon Be dsspatchsd 10 vss
esn eapitnls. The treaty h . mel
mnksshifs totally unworthy q ~
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