Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-25

boss Of The pest Longfsaiow in West
minister abbey.
ln41ess vee1lee.
DUMm, Aug. &-The Coronee's iury
IN tne Joyce cA0o found . verdict a
murder By pogD0o1 unknown.
Roe6o1l RasAa Gapearea.
PoHr Sam. Aug. 2-rhs British oar1
t1red Ruohidi Pasha, formerly the Khe-
dives Minister Of Finance, and Sublfar
Paaha, Of tie Khedive's housahoSd. VIA
esp0used tho oanse Of Arabi PnnAa.
The military police arreseed ninstsoa
0Feeks for pilfsring IN the Arab quaR-
toEs Of I1maliA. Ten of The pgiDDners
Woro shot.
Tho water Of tho fresh water canal i
railing perceptibly at Ismalia. Il i
feared Arahi Paaha has diverted II
course. The canal company has issued
noe,oe, requesting economy in the ~
The Arabs have reoooupied Fort Chen
elijah. and are erecting entrenohments
in the vicinity Of Ismalia.
Egyptians have cut the fresh vater
canal near fege, bus tho supply a
water viii suffice for some time.
Ra0Way Coa.
ALkxAHDz11A, Ana. 94-Intslliesues
has beem received at the PALACE that the
B0ulAk "a Dak1m railway haa - -
. shaEt dia1maAa south ak E163lh, q r.
s1ppn1ed.by Dedouns, With tko o6leo9
of Gu1fin& q Anhi Paaha'eSufSook ffo0
upper ERypk Sultan pasha has rsoeived
lnformat6en from upper ERypt Of q
strong feeling against Arab amono Tia
people because Of his exactions.
Posr SAD. Aug. 21.-Several moro Of
Arabl Pasha's officers have arrived from
the Egyptian camp, who have made
submission to the British.
A letter to oOmmandant for Ghemileb
has been received by the Sheikhs in the
Arab quarter Of Port Said, charging
him to warn inhabitants to flee in CON
sequence of . black regiment advancing
ON Fort Said from Damietta. A British
force with some artillery has been sent
beyond the native quarter.
Lord Charles BeresfOrd arrived at L.
malta yesterday.
Killed by Cancer.
LONDON, Aug. A.-Th0s, EentOn. SEQ
ond mate Of the Eira, today died at Abb
erdeen Infrmary. He has been suffer-
ing from cancer ON tie lips throughout
the voyage. j
Gray uonored.
The corporation Of Limerick has voted
the freedom of the city to E. DWyer
Gray.
An Enslish View.
CoNsTANTNoPLx, August A.-Amono
uneducated Mussulmen sympathy for
Arabi Pasha is undiminished, but among
among those capable of distinguishing
between the political and sentimental
aspects of the question, q revulsi0n of
feeling Is to be seen, and some of those
who formerly applauded Arab. now de-
nOunCo him a. dangerous enemy to
the Empire.
Ne Need fsr uelp.
ALEXANDRIA, August "a Some ladies
IN England propose starting for Egypt
to relieve the native poor here and etse-
where. 1t may prevent q useless mis-
sion it it is stated that such people do
not exist. The natives here Of the low
est class are enriched with plunder; re-
spectacle natives are not allowed to en-
tor the city. When the difficulties are
settled they will return to that quarter
of the town quite uninjured. aud the
necessity Of rebuilding the European
quarter, with the increased demand for
labor and . considerable raise of wages,
will probably place the natives In
more hOurishinG circumstances than
they have been for the last ten years.
MALTA, August M.-The indian Mon
arch, with the headquarters of tho oom-
missary and transport corps, has arrived,
on the way to Egypt.
SUxz, August 24.-The transport Ga
latea, With troops from Bombay, has ar
rived.
Oar Yeung Sailors.
GIDRALrAB, Aug. A.-The United
States training ships Portsmouth and
Saratoga, Commodore Luce command.
ing, leave here tonight for TAnRier and
Madeira. After visiting these places
tho vessels will proceed homeWard.
Moving - Cairo.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. N.-The English,
being desirous of saving Cairo viii push
ON thither as rapidly a. possible from
Suez, ON the old direct railway line, on
which new rails will be laid.
wants Men Released.
Negotiations are proceeding between
tho commander of the Austrian gunboat
N0tilus and the Arabs at Aboukir, with
q view to effectinQ the release Of the
officer and twelve men whom tho Noti-
los sent ashore OF Aboukir last Monday,
whore they were made prisoners.
Plundesing Bedoulas. Il
ALEXANDRIA. Aug. M.-It 10 reported
that several hundred Bedouins entered
Ramleh today, and plundered several
houses. Tho Outposts are now exchanR-
ing shots with them.
IsMALIA, Aug. X.-DeIessels visited
the Duke Of C0nnaught and assured
hlm Of the friendly sentiments he en-
tertained towards England.
R00A RRFp.-Meoara Eunk a Diok.