Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-15
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Completely vanqulaAea.
LosDoN, Sept. N.-Gen. Wood tsle
graphed to the war officer from Alexan.
driA that an officer from Kafr-El- -Duwaz
has brought q letter saying all the mil.
itaEy chiefs wish to submit to tho Khe-
dive. They have given orders to open
tho canal, and asks me to reopen the
telegraph. They state that their army
has stopped all hostilities.
Increased Raae.
LoNDoa, Sept. 1.-THE Bank Of Eng
land has increased the rate of discount
from 4 to S per cent.
To Hagn.
CoNsrARTuoPIR, Septembee ll.-Lord
Granville, British Foreign Secretary, has
instructed Lord Duderin, British Am
bassador, to sign the military conveu-
ton.
4 British Vlesery.
CREKDNooR, Sept. H.-At the zoo yard
range tho Americans made the following
scores: Kinds y, Dallan 25, Alder "a,
ORden "a, Atkinson y. McLeven q,
Ballard . Shakespeare 9, Pauidine
"a, Smith 80; total, 33l. The British
made: Parry q, Hesp 81. Goodvear S6.
B0uoter 36, Oliver g, Pearse q, Dolls
81, Caldwell a. Herman so. Hovsrd 3l !.
Mcvittie 81, G0odseu ., Humphreys
"a, Bales %; total, 342.
The Cap Wen.
The Wimbledon Cup. for ono thou
sand yards, presented by the National
kif10 Association of America. Vos Won
by W. BudmOre, who made q eoofe Of
LONDON, Sept. H-Wolseley tele-
graphs that about 60 guns were cap.
tured at Tel Ell Kebir. He says Arabi
has gone 70 Cairo. Wolseley hopes tho
cavalry viii occupy Belbos today. The
infantry viii sarrive there tomorrow.
He expects to take possession Of Benha
today, and 1t all is well, to advance to
Calhoun, It MOTTO Cairo, with the guards
at Tel El Kebir. Our loss is 15O, inclu-
ding thirty killed. Eight officers are
among the dead. General Lowe is at
Belbos with the cavalry. A brigade of
Hl9hlanders marched towards Zagazig,
and are now in possession Of the rail-
way to Cairo. Arabi Pasha's papers
were seized hero, . hundred men sur
e~'
LONDON. Sept. 14.-General Wolseley
teleRraphs that the cavalry will push on
to Cairo today by forced marches on the
only desert route.
Races.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Alexandria
plate was won BY Sutler, Seahorse Sec
The Portland nlata ~sa vor hv Mar;-
time. Renntatinn Second Inoa~ar
third.
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EoWaro d. Dewfeisk1. stock ana snare
DEokef, ana very extensive outside
r. H.S ~ essoA cAc1aIH9, mag IAneu.
al sfoclrr ircInd;n~ 81. C-srJ T-,,rI
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se s.eesins.
CRExD3ooR, Sept. l4.-In the six hun.
dred yards contest the Americans scored
5A5 and the British SA5.
An 0Ger - Surrender.
ALEXANDRIA, Sent. A.-Toulba Paaha
mas sent flag OF truce, Offering TO sur
Fender. General Wood has telegraphed
sonef1 WolseIey ior inseruct.ons. A
ilom Oairo = as nafr-el-Ou-
waE. waltln9 20 oome IN. Ine enemy
aav: oPenoo sao csnai' 1nG Waser -
s'ou co.!9 u9wn 1aP.oy; Ooers nave
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vet snowr Ths oan.roI ~ s"1nUHI "s;n;, ny ac~ aos
Pasha mn 70 the R,;t;sh Rs;t;sh tro"ss
nave been ordered to hold themselvee
in readiness to take posseeeion Of Kafr-
el- -Duwar.
x.~ u.ve...>a
nruu s ~. ~" ~. 's.'. !. .,ro,,,.d
hat Parnell, billion, Davitt and Bren
nan have decided to hold . conference
in the autumn. in order to inauQurato 4
National movement In which the vari-
ous governments win be consolidated
upon platform Of National selfRov
eminent, soolitson OF Mnolofol@, pro.
n0ss0n OF 9ome nouss1ea, tnts ot
!aDefefs ana PAID representation N
FaInamens.
lntense Reollng.
In conseQuence Of Clifford Lloyd,s
subscription TO tne Limersck raccs being
aooepseo, = Ra!ne!ng Doyo0sseo !ne
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