Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-04
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LONDON, Aug. 3.-Wm. Mailers, prin-
ter Of the f'rscheit. who was CONVICTED
Of publishing seditious libel in CON-
nection with the Phoenix Park murder,
has been sentenced to three months im-
prisOnnent al hard labor.
The Russian Position
Sr. PErEssBUna, Aug. 3.-The official
statement Ii Published that Russia en-
dorses the Au9lo French naval demon
stratica i'll Egy ptian waters, but the
contrary is declared. Aitaoagh not
wishing to oppose, she would never en-
courage isolated action. This continues
to bs tho standpoint OF Russia, wLo
aims to indace Great Britain to join the
program aud continue her action
with that of the Ports on the basis of
decisions Of the conferences.
Government Changes.
PAars. August 3.-The report that the
new ministry will comprise members OF
the late cabinet is confirmed. The fol-
lowing ministers retain their portfolios !:
Cookery. Minister OF Posts and TeIe-
graphs; Tirais; Minister of Commerce.;
Mahey, Minister CT Agriculture; Groill-
beilo., Minister OF War, and Admiral
Jaqusrby, Minister of Marine. Moth
ing Is yet decided in regarl 10 the cleo
ton Of the re,nalLdsf. President Grevy
had q confer nee on the subject this
evening with Senator Duelles.
Turkish Troops u Egypt.
CoHsrAsTlNoaIE Augus; 3.-lhe first
turkish transport eft this evening for
Egypt. She will take Oh board troops
1T Saionici.
ALEXANDRIA. August 2.-The enemy
came up stealthi.y toward the picket
lines under tho thick cover Of mist,
which prevented them from being seen,
while their horses footballs we're dead
oned by the deep sand. Tho skirmish
has had the effect Of checking Bedouin
loo,ers. The eremy's real position is six
mii.s away from tie British line. Hs il
still entrenching.
KAMLEH. August 2.-The Forty-sixth
regiment moved to the front today.
Arab Pasha's troops are showing signs
" activity. The naval contingent and
mounted infantry are reinforced.
lnsllan steamer for Egypt.
LONDON, August 3.-The Indian Gov
ernmsnt have taken to date - steamers
for tho Egyptian service.
A ship or War aeeded.
CoSsrANrINopLE, August "a Euro
pean official at Smyrna has warned his
government that man-0f-war il neces-
sary tnere, AS the slightest quarrel might
lead 10 serious disturbance. The Ho-
sflti, an influential organ at Stamboul,
has been warnel for making disparag-
ing illusions to the Khedive.
1t is understood Arab Pasha in his
proclamation insists upon all nttives
leaving the service Of the Europeans
He intends to make attack in force, and
will treat natives in European employ
as Christians.
Again Refused.
LONDON, August 3.-rhe Thames club
have again rsfassd to accept the caal-
.enes Of the Hilisdals crew.
grou Far e6 Madaxascar.
DraBAs, August alt is reported that
complications in Madagascar between
Madacassy and the American au,hori-
ties on one side. and the French authori-
ties on the other, have ooc1rred. Much
tension Of feeling exists. but no collision
yet has occurred.
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LONDON, August 3.-Sir William Jen-
ner and Sir James Paeet have consulted
in regard u General Sir Garnet Wolss-
ley's ailments, and decided he ha bet
ter sail for Egypt. and avoid the f.
,icues Of lind journey. Gen. Wolse
lev on going ON bcard the vessel yesser-
day had his head muffied. aud looked
far from we'll.
The Rreneb Cabinet.
| PARIS, Aug. 3.-DsFreycinet, LeoE
Say, Jules Ferry. and Gahiet have in
formed President Grsvy at the Minists
Z. al Council today that their retirement
from tho NiAistry Was irrevocsbie.
Other members of the Cabinet, excep
| Umbsrt, vhs 10 abssnt on account o
iudisposision, expressed readiness to
form new combination. Il d states
that senator Dosleur has bssn o6sre<
| and declined the Prsmisrship. 0ener
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