Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-31

JAW CAaAs was AuIO1lucI tne CcIeulOuv
certainly would not occur before May.
| An African MaraeS.
LoSDOa, Aug. 30.-A dispatch from
Durham states that the British kaffif
chief SesOcenic. his son and fourteen
followers were killed. Il was done by
another chief being put into his place
BY the British.
sslAless fee the Rroaaler.
ATHENS, Aug. Hellenic troops
have been ordered to the frontier, where
the Government has determined 70 con-
csntrate four thousand men immedi-
ately. This number will be sufficient If
the movement of Turkey is not insti.
gated by the Turkish local commander,
but If the impulse smanates from Con-
stansinople, the struggle viii prove &C.
rious.
News from Cairo.
PoRI SAID, Aug. 3.-Europeans Who
arrived from Cairo, under escort by vay
OF Dalnietsa. announce that by the en-
erRy OF the prefect Of police at Cairo,
Europeans are not moie0ted. A French
man named Demars was murdered bv
bis servants ON Friday. and was buried
Saturday, under police protection. The
lex.
| want . Greater 0uspua.
GLASGOW, Aug. 30.-The Scotch iron-
masters have resolved not to continue
the agreement with the Cleveland iron-
masters to restrict tho output Of pig iron.
| From the Seat 81 War.
| ALEXANDRIA, Aug. aA.-The Highland
| Brigade start tomorrow.
General Sir Evelyl Wood has assumed
the chief command of the troops in
Alexandria and vicinity.
A Greek merchant who left Cairo on
the 18th. reports that Arabi Pasha, Ali
Iehmy and a number Of troops from
Kafr Ell Dwar we're at kafr Ell Kebir
when he passed there.
LONDON, Aug. 0.-Important ord
| nance was received at WoOlwich today,
to be forwarded at once to Egypt, With
formidable light siege train. 1t
weighs, with equipments, 1000 tons, and
requires ], ,1GO officers and men. The
ordnance consists Of thirty-six pieces
| of artillery 0f various calibers, includ-
ing ten forty Founders and ten twenty
five Founders.
ATHENS, Aug. G.-Advices from the
frontier claim that tho Turkish troops
| were routed on Monday and Tuesday
with considerable loss. The Greeks 90
cupy q strong position at Vieglat, which
Is to the north of SearOe6.
Tee Many Peepae.
| ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 0.-Cheri6 PashA,
the now President of the Council, has
issued circular drawing the attention
| of foreign c0nsuls to the immense in
| fiux of low class of population. He
| says in consequence Of the scarcity of
water and lack Of employment care
must be taken in order that the public
purity may not be imperiled by the in
hux Of people. Therefore, persons hav-
ing no fixed occupation, or visible means
of subsistence will not be allowed to
land.
IsMArLrA. Aug. 0-The official report
Of General Lave, regarding tho action
| OF the cavalry at kassassin confirms the
details already printed. He says that
after the charge the ground vas strevn
with the bodies Of the dead Egyptian
infantry. After praising the gallantry
of the Household Cavalry, Gen. Lave
adds that their excellent behavior at all |
times is on par with il.
General WOlseley states that the enc
my are now throwing up works in front |
of Kassassin.
MoNrRKAL, Aug. 3O.-The railroad
bridge at StrO6e, ON the Canadian Pa
cific Railway, collapsed today while q |
freight train was passing over it, and
several oars went through. No particu-
lars have been received, the telegraph
lines being broken.
Nero war Nssea.
IsxAL1A, Aug. 0.-The British did
not anticipate tho recent attack. Re-
suits show. however, that We are ready
for anything. 1t is reported that the |
enemy fled to LEI Kabir. Our posi-
ton remains about the same but the |
cavalry advanced q few miles on the |
extreme right.
CONsTANTNoPLI, Aug. O.-M. Pom.
dOuries, the Greek Minister, had an0th- |
or conference with Said Pasha, the Tur-
kish Minister Of Foreign Affairs. II 10
underst00d an order will be sent to the
Porte BY Greece, ordering cessation Of
hostilities.
A detachment Of Turkish troops loft
Salonica for the Greek frontier to re-
store order.
| Isl1ALIA. Aug. 3O.-The British have
now nearly established q line of commu-
nication with the telegraph to El-Kafer.
Tho railway along the route il nearly
completed. and several trains have al
ready been sent forward.
Gen. Wolselsy ID moving his entire
army to the front.
Fee0 he Arlie.
PANS, Aug. 0.-Engineer Melville Of
the Jeanette survivors will start for
Liverpool today on his way home. Lieut..
Berry who commanded the Rogers will
rsmain.a a few days longer.
a Sensation.
| vienna, Aug. 3O.-A hail storm OCCUR
rod near Pesth on Monday, destroying
| vineyards and many fields. and partly
demOlishing fifty houses. Many work
men were killed.
| War Noaes,
General Harold, with q brigade Of
Highlanders from Ramleh il now en-
barking.
The Greek ironclad left for volumas
| in consequence Of the collision between
tho Turks and GreekA
There il much uneasinss owing to the
existence OF cholera on board vessels
nov ON their way from Cairo 70 Alexan-
dria-
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 30 Gen. Harold
and The brigade Of Hi9hlandess under
General Allison, have embarked on four
transport boatA The British authogitjes
state their destination II Ismalis.
| UnSsssansse.
| BxRIrN. AuR. 0.-The guard at The
military range near hero fired eight
shots into group Of worhmsn, killing
ons. Tho Enapsroe has given orders for