Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-17
FOR EIGN.
The Porte Heard From.

The Porte Heard From.
CoNsrASTrSoPLE, May 15.-The Port
has telegraphed the Egyptian Ministr
that the convocation of the Chamber O
Notablss without the sanction Of th
Khedive is contrary to the provisions o
the Constitution. The Sultan desire
the maintenance in stain quo of act
contrary to the orders of the Khediv
which are in conformity with the wishe
Of the Sultan, which will entail heay,
responsibility on the author.
s. Men Drowned.
The captain, first officer and IS O
the crew Of Turkish transport asher,
In the Bosphorus, have persisted.
The Oarsmen.
The Amateur Rowing Association
has announced that its object is to -
cure representatives of British crews t.
compete against foreign and Colonia,
crews. Hanlan sails for his home to.
morrow.
Factory Burned.
The Tanning Works at Galishils. Scot
land, are burned. Loss 100000.
financial Condition.
PARIS, May 15.-The Tribunal of Com
merce has delivered Judgment jn the
case Of the Union Generals last issue
Of shares, whicn are declared to be iile-
gal, and the Bourse sales thereof are an
nulled. Unpaid installmsnts on old
shares are ordered called up at $50
francs per share.
Rebellion all Over.
CAIRo, May l6.-The Cabinet has sub
mitted completely to the Khedive.
suspects Released.
LONDON, May 16.-O'Rourke, Mr..
Eagan's partner, Malouey and many
other suspects have been released.
Found Guilty.
vienna, May 16.-Director JOINER Of
the Ring Theater, and Messrs. Metzhie
Gerringer have been pronounced guilty
of negligence.
village Destroyed.
A Post dispatch says that Stewards
vile, q miles east of st. Joseph, is in
ashes; 307 houses, including every busi-
ness house, we're burned. The principal
loss, 10000, is insured.
Gladstone Rllcd.
LONDON, May 16.-The remark of
which particularly excited
Gladstone's rage, was that Gladstone's
might be verbally accurate,
but they were substantially inaccurate.
Harcourt declared tho Government were
bound to release suspects, when they
believed they desired to help to restore
peace.
An HonoFed Lady.
DUBLIN, May 16.-The Queen has
written an autograph letter of SYM
pathy to Miss Burke, sister of the late
Another Royal Bride.
BERLIN, May l6.-It is stated that
has been arranged between
Princess Beatrice, Queen Victoria's
youngest daughter, and Prince Fred
erick William, eldest son of the Land
grave of Hesse.
Troubles Settled.
CAIlo, May 16.-Relations have bean
between tho Khedive and the
lAyob Bey on hearing the
deets summoned, ordered the army re-
ssrvs sent to the carital.
The Fleets Arriving. r
CANDIDA, May 16.-The French squad
ron arrived on Saturday. Tho British
squadron is expected today.
A short Limit.
LONDON, May 16-Anong amendments
to the repression bill to be proposed by
Parnellitss is one limiting the operation
Of tho act to ono year.
what VIII Probably Happen.
A correspondent OF the Times at Paris
says that if the presence of English and
French fleGls at Alexandria does not
suffice to restore order, the Turkish
gen d'armes will be landed to seize
Ayob Boy, the Minister of War, and
those implicated with him, and stop the
rebellion by reducing the rebels to i'm
potence.
4 Good Blll.
LONDON. May lS.-All applicants un-
der the arrears bill introduced in the
Commons last night must be lodged by
July, 1888. An evicted tenant must be
able to Apply for relief under the act
within six months after eviction. Shaw,
Psrnell, John O'Conner and Power APP
proved the bill.
Irish Police Report.
LONDON, May l6.-A return of the out
RACES in Ireland for the first quarter of
the year shows there were four murders
without single conviction. Altogether
14l7 outrages we're committed, for
which only 81 persons were apprehend-
Cd; Of these n were convicted.
Parliamentary Debate.
LONDON, May 16.-In the Commons
this afternoon, Gladstone, replying to
the request of Northcote for further in
formation regarding negotiations with
suspects, reiterated that it was not con-
ducive to Law and order to explain ths
details. He said it was the duty of the
Government neither looking to the right
nor the left, TO open the prison door.
He had no communications or stipuia-
tions of consequence. Gladstone in an
swer to Balfour CONSERVATIVE moved
an adjournment of tho House. A long
debate was expected. Balfour said the
compact with suspects was unexampled
In infamy. Gladstone, speaking with
great passion, declared there was no:
. word Of truth in the charge that .
compact existed. and such accusations
were disgraos to those making them.
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