Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-13
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FOR EIGN.
krom The Seat u Centensisn.
PoEf SAID, Aug 1.-THE oable {
Aiexandria Is now open for business
Inc cable station 10 ON board the tele
graph ship John Pender, anchored Il
the haroOr.
The British feet in the harbor. con
slsts OF the Agincourt, Dee, Monarcl
and Northumberland.
CossrAST1SoPLE, Aug. ll.-Nothino- 4
definitely arranged vet reoardiny th,
Anglo Turkish military convention,
After Said Pasha conveyed to Lord Dnf
Term the views of the Porte thereon
Lord Daffsrin communicated to Said
fasaa the dispatch BY Lord Granville
A favorable result to the negotiations j,
expected. The last sitting Of ths Con
ference Will probably take place OF
Monday.
MADRID, Aug. 1l.-A dispatch from
IanRler states shat holy war is being
preached throughout Morocco a2ainsI
Christians.
London Notes.
LONDON, Aug. l2.-The Times saws
when the army Of Arab Pasha has
been dospersed and its leaders brought
70 account for their mjsdeeds, all tha.
England has to do will be done.
In the House of Commons the Post
master General stated there il not the
slightest chance that the Post Office De-
partmen. will ever purchase tho tele-
phone lines.
The annual convention of the Irish
Land League Of Great Britain ia now
sitting at Manchester With closed doors,
Commons, member OF Parliament for
Rosco'nmon, presides.
DUBLIN, Aug. 12.-The garrison here
has been strongly reinforced, prob ably
to guard agains. any outbreak in ex-
hibi.iOn week.
Out ON Rail-.
DURLEg, Aug. u.-Joseph Meaney
was arrested while in bed 10 the hotel
on warrant charging him with being
a dangerous character. Meaney was
released on giving bail for good baha-
vior for six months.
A Lecturer Coming.
LONDON, Aug. r. Alexander Martin
Sullivan, ex-member of Parliament for
Meath, starts for America early in Sep
and has promised to lecture or
the Irish question.
Sensational.
NAPLES. Aug. 12.-Ihe dispatch vessel
with a detachmeut of rife.
men On board, sailed for Caprera to in
tel cept ths expedition intent on burning
the body of Garibaldi.
The AlllshaIes Once Move.
LONDON. Aug. 1.-The Hillsdale Grew
intend to take 2 trip on the continent.
and will start for Philadelphia on the
23d inst. if they can secure passage. A
of gentlemen interested in row.
ing WITS held in An9erson's hotel, Fleet
strest, this evening. About l.iO persons,
members of the Thames club
and a dozen other rowing associations,
were present. Resolutions were unani-
n,Ously passed expressing eympathy
with the Hillsdale crew, and protesting
ing association. and declaring that it
was received tonight by Chatters, Secre-
tary Of the English Amateur Rowing
Association, from the Yale Boat Club,
WHO'LL tuo NuiNcioity Co;iiu nave uO 90
lection to. 1t was read amid great ap-
plause.
sentenced.
Francis Hynes has been found guilty
Of the murder of John Daloughty,
q herder, near Ennis a few weeks ago,
and sentenced to be hanged a month
hence. This is the first trial under the
crimes act before special jury. TIE
crime was of agragian character. Da-
loughty had continued i'll employment
at the farm from which Hynes hid been
eyic.sd.
Conference.
CoSsrANrrsopLE, Aug. 12.-The em-
bassadors are upon the initiative
France has made urgent representa-
tions to the Porte in regard to the agita
ton against Christians in Syria and
other portions Of tho Turkish Empire.
Fran.e has now accepted, under certain
proposal for collective
protection Of the Srez Canal.
Eent Reduced.
LONDONDERRY, Au l2.-The Sub
of the Land Court has given
Judgment in the first case yet heard of,
Oh an application of tenant of Irish
Church estates to fx fair rent. They
reduced tho aggregate of tho Court
from fl49 to Els. In the case of an
other applicant ON the estates of the
Marquis of Londonderry, the rent was
. iuccd i3s.
Fanny Parncli's Remains.
Cork. Aug. 1.-THE romans of Mis,
Fanny Parnell are being inferred in ire.
land. There will probably be great
dem onstrations at the funeral.
Testing their Latitude.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-Seyaral Irish men,
bers intend to address their cOnstitu-
ents during recess with view to testing
the extent to which the Government
will allow freedom Of speech.
Give u Up.
LONDON, Aug. 12-In the Commons it
was stated that the constabulary had
ceased their agitation Internationally.
Members 0S Parliament en the W1ng.
DUBLIN, Aug. 12.-Parnell and other
Irish members arrived today, to at
tend the festivities in connection with
the approaching opening of the exhibi-
tion. The streets are already extern
sively decorated.
RUSsla kasis1ed.
CoNsrASrrNorLR, Aug. 12,-The Rus
sian representative at the Conference
expresses satisfaction with Dufferin's
in regard to the landing of
the British at Suez.
Fer the Field.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Company
Commiss ,riat and Transportation corps
today on the Prussian Mon
arch.
Moro Troops Gone.
PoErsxoura. Aug. 12.-Ths transport
Texas took o board today brigads OF
artillery. Tho transports Bolivia and
City of Pans. with the Second battalion
Of the Royal Irish regiment and a do.
tachment from the Commissariat and
Meoical Departments on board. sailed
today for Egypt.
What Du9crla 1nslses Gpen.
CoSs1ASrIxoPLE, Aug. IL. - What
Lord Dufferin insists upon, in order 70
secure harmony Of action, IS that no
of Turkish troops In Egypt