Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-10

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during May, there being 10 among pri-
vate families, aud the remainder among
members of the array aud navy II mill
tary hospitals. The disease is i swly
increasing IN Havana, particularly
along the wharves and merchantile yes
sells moored near by have been invaded
by it.
| FO r e / q N.
Another PhGnix Park Murderer
Hanged.
DUBLIN, June 9.-Timothy keliF, con-
nected with the Phoenix Park murders,
was hanged at Kilmaiahsm jail at S
o'clock this morning. Mr.. Yarian,
member of the Prisoners Aid Society.
called upon the Lord Lieutenant last
evening and gave him personal assur
ance that at 3 O'Clock on the night of
the Phoenix Park murders Kelly was
present at a meeting of the society. This
morning Variau stood up and stated
that he expected every moment to hear
that Kelly had been reprieved. A num-
Der of women feryently read prayers for
the dying, and when the black flag was
hoisted over the prison dome many per-
sons uttered speeches, and young wo-
men fell on their knees and called the
curse of God upon James Carey, the in.
former. The crowd soon dispersed.
Executed Amid the Ruins.
ALEXANDRIA, June 9.-The execution
of SULLIVAN Dound this morning for set
ting fire to Alexandria, took place in
the midst of the ruins of the great
square. S1liman had been almost
carried to the soaffold and was nearly
comatose from fright before ne was
finally hanged. Some persons say he
died before the drop fell. On the way
| to execution, the condemned murmured
that he had been victimiZed by Arab
Pasha.
| Debate over the Execution.
| LONDON, June "a debate occurred
| in the Commons last evening relative to
the execution of SULLIVAN Dound. The
| members opposed TO the execution were
led by Sir George Campbell and Moller
of Kings county. They urged the Gov
eminent to telegraph request to stay
the execution. Sir Drummond Wolff
asserted that the death of SULLIVAN
Douud was hurried in order to silence
the charges against the khedive. Glad
stone declared that as Malet had not
| informed the Government that there
had been any injustice done to Suli-
| man Dound, they had distinctly de-
clined to interfere in the matter. He
| says Dufferir had informed him that
the charges made against the khedive
| were ridiculous.
Heavy sentence.
Henry d. Kins, arrested in Salt Lake
| City on charge of arson, and who was
/ n VnnApn MANY wars 400 has hapn
sentenced to ten years penal servitUde.
Distributing P0nfiffcaI Acts.
ROME, June 9.-Oopies of five acts of
the present pontifioate relative to Ire
land have been sent to all bishops of
| America, Ireland, England and her col
onies, and to the leading political men
of great Britain.
Heavy Failure.
LONDON, June 9.-Bidgood. Jones &
Wilson, wooden warehouse men, have
failed. Liabilities 1li5,000.
More Pauper Immigration.
LONDON, June Six hundred emil
grants, aided by the government have
left Galway for America.
Arrested for Robbery.
LONDON, June 9.-The man whom
Hiram s. Maxim, the electeier { y cap
tured yesterday on the train running |
between Raur and Dieppe, for robbing
him in Paris, in 1891. is named Palmer.
He is known as racing sharp, and calls |
himself an Irish Lord. Palmer and !
Hamilton are confederates in the rob |
bling of Maxim; also robbed ten days |
ago, gentleman named Williamson. |
said to be the editor of a New York |
paper.
The Tonquln Difficulty.
PARIS, June 9.-Brun, Minister of |
Marine, today informed the cabinet |
| that the government had received in
| telligence, that the brother-inlaw of the
King OF AMMAN, was in command of
the Annamites forces in Tonquin. lie
also announced that "a telegram had
been received from the French Consul
at Canton, stating that no preparations
for war were being made there.
Chess Tournament.
| LONDON, June Sin the Chess tour
| nament, Blackburn, Ssrinitz, Macken-
zie, Txehiprin and Sukertant, defeated
Nos, Mortimer, Bird, Selman and Win
awar. England and RosenthaI played.
Drawn game.
VIII Grant Amnesty.
| PARIS, June 9.-The government on
the occasion of the national fste ON the
lith Of July, will grant amnesty to pris-
oners now imprisoned for their connec-
ton with the late riots of Monticean.
| VIII Demand Explanation.
Les Mines. before the propagation of
the Chamber for the extreme left, will
demand the government to define the
limits of the action il proposes to take
in Tonauin.
| Cattle Epidemic on shinboarsi.
QUEBEC, June 9.-An epidemic broke
out among the cattle shipped on the
steamer bristol at Montreal for En-
gland yesterday, aud when the vessel
reached this port today 81 cattle had
died. The steamer, nevertheless, ex-
changed pilots and proceeded to sea.
| Theaser Burned.
| LONDON, June 9.-The Gaiety Theater
at Manchester is burned. There was
no performance. and no lives are lost.
Powder Explosion.
An explosion in a ,owder magazine,
caused by lightning, killed 10 soldiers
and civilians, and wounded 40 soldiers
aud Is civilians.
The French Debt.
PARIs, June 9.-Ths bill authorizing
the President TO settle the national debt
has passed the Chamber of Deputies BIZ
an immense majority. The same result
was reached in the Senate.
ssiIl holds the Cham pIen.hip.
MosrEKAL, June 9.-I,aerosse, for the
championship of the world between the
Shamrocks, 1T present holding it, and
the Ontario Club, was won by the for
mer.
4 NE HAD REASONS.
sDo yoa spell dog with a capital
Dy" asked old Mr.. Toaxleson, looking
up from his desk.
If it's your dog, the big black and
white one that was loose last night, yes.n
replied the junior bookkeeper. who was
standing up writing al dask that Was
six inches too high for him; :. spell il with
the biggest ID in the alphabet