Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-27

. the remainder was found at the houses
, of revolutionary vorkingnen. A quan.
t1ty OF correspondence was also seized
! by means Of which other socialists im-
} plicated in the robbery we're arrested
Altogether 10 persons were arrested,
including Herr Pouchet, editor of the
Radical. and the workingmen's hopes.
Die Junkft suspects that the recent rob
berry Of the palace of Count Andrassy
was planned by the socialists.
i A RepsrG
1t Is reported that the visit of Prince
Nikita, of Montenegro, to St. Petersburg
Is connected with tho near approaching
coronation of the Gear, for which great
preparations are being speedily made.
Might nave Been Expected.
MADRID, Aug. 36.-TAe Cabinet yes
terday decided to follow the same course
as the other powers ON the Suez ques-
tion.
DuBLM. Aug. 26.-The Nationalists
OF Carricken, Suer county, Tipperary,
are preparing for public funeral on
Fenian.
| ADpoa0te0s
LONDON, Aug. 26.-It il announced
| that Henry Buller has been appointed
Chief of the Intelligence Department in
Egypt.
One thousand bales of wool were sold
today, mostly from Sydney, New Zee-
land and Port Phillip. The demand
was generally well sustained, with sharp
competition for good qualities.
LnGERICK, Aug. 26.-Some excitement
exists here because six sub-cOnstables,
supposed originatOrs of tho recent agi-
tation among tho constabulary, are Or
dered transferred north. The men
asked for days time before leaving,
which was refused; thereup0n they no
signed, and several other designations
are threatened. The government pre-
vented the use of telsRrapAs.
PoRr SAID, Aug. S.-DeLesseps and |
con will leave here on Sunday.
War Manltions.
MALTA, Aug. S.-The transport Twist. |
with 10 siege guns, stores, and 296 gum
ners, proceeded to Alexandria. The
transport LOchmore, with a railway |
plant, has sailed for Port Said.
Arabl's Csyernee.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. &.-It is said that |
Arabi Pasha's Governor of Port Said |
has arrived here, but not as q prisoner. |
The water supply is again restricted.
Arrangements for condensing have been |
made, by which each inhabitAnt will be |
supplied with one gallon of water each |
day.
Great Failure.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-Lansbury & Co..
commission merchants, dealing in /
Swedish iron and lumber, have failed. |
Liabilities, $4,000.
Frederick Linke, the celebrated BUS
sian navigator, is dead.
Water spout Damase.
ALEXANDER, Tex, Aug. ga terrible |
rain water spout caused the head of |
overflow on the oath, destroying prop |
erty amounting from $4,000 to $lO0.-
600. Mrs. Hart was drowned, her house |
being dashed to pieces. Other families |
we're saved by climbing ON the roof.
Personal.
PAI1s, Aug. 16.-Hon. Pevi p. Morton |
and wife will return here on the 10th of |
September Hon. Randall L. Gibson of |
Louisiana. arrived here, en- route for
Viohy.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-A letter from Prince
lbraham, brother Of the Khedivs, to
Lord Granville, il published, askinR
that he be allowed to serve with the |
British army in Egypt. Lord Granville |
replied, regrettin9 his inability to 40
cept the Princes offer of services
A Deadly Dlsease.
LONDON, Aug. ga telegram from |
Hon9kong, dated Thursday, says that |
4,C00 natives died of Asiatio cholera in |
the Philippine province. but that the |
disease Is increasing. There were only |
six fatal cases among Europeans.
shooters Coming.
LIvKRPooL, Aug. 26.-The steamer
Alaska, with the British rifle team on
board, sailed today for New York.
Nero Treeps.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-The Standard has
reason to believe Gen. Wolseley has ap.
piled for more troops. This probably
means the third division Of tho army
corps, now mobilizing at Aldershot.
Albanians Enllssed.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. S.-N il stated ON
good authority two thousand Abanians
wero enlisted for service in the Egyp-
tian quarantine and other departments,
a. it is feared native troops cannot be
trusted. Troops arc urgently required
at the quarantine station at Noses
Well, near Suez, a. the attitude Of Bed
ouins there Il threatening. The block
ade Of the Egyptian coast was estab-
lished yesterday.
CoNsrANTMoPLx, Aug. &.-Lord Duf-
ferin, British Ambassador, has promised
pilgrims to be permitted to traverse the
Suez Canal a. usual.
InGAIlIA, Aug. 26-The enemy's lon ID
estimated at 1000. The first shell fred
BY the enemy passed . few feet over
Wolseley's head, and took OF the leg of
q horse ten yards behind him. The
enemy throughout the fight declined to
come to close quarters. The two gun
ners killed Weie struck BY ahrapaell
near Wolseley's position.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 26.-One more train
left the position Of attacking Osman at
O'Clock this evening, and advanced
about three hundred yards. when two
heavy guns on the water works hills
fred i've rounds against the train. One
shell fell In the enemy's trench, and the
train retired without replying to the
hrs.