Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-04
FOR EIGN.


LoSDos, August --latest adyicas
from Casaru iccioia say that a number
OF English and Americans have arrived
Hsre In search of friends and relatives.
supposed to be victims of the calamity.
An American lady reports her aunt miss
ing and II Is feared she was buried in
tne ruins One family was rescued af-
tsf being % hours entombed. The Sva-
nc states that 100 are dead at Lacco.
lUo at fara- and 200 at Casarmieciola.
lire.
NAPLES, August liking Humbert has
decided that search for the victims of
the earthquake shall continue. Six per-
sons were exhumed today. Another
shoek was felt this afternoon. No dam
age was done. Owing to the effiuvia
from imposition of the remains all
put soldiers have ceased searching.
several persons have been arrested At
iscnia for piuudering corpsss
hing Humbert yesterday visited the
scene OF the earthquake at Ischia, and
went over the ruins of the DESTROYED
towns. He expressed the deepest SYM
pathy with the sufferers and directed a
dist1oution Of money and provisions to
tnose in need. Another sewers shock of
eartnquake was felt on the island last
evening, which put stop to the work of
searching the ruins for bodies of the
victims. 1t is believed some buried
under falling buildings at the time of
the earthquake are still alive in the
ruins, and the use of lime on the ruins
Il therefore opposed.
Victims OF Cholera.
LONDON, August There were twelve
deaths from cholera among the British
troops in Egypt on Tuesday. The dis
ease ID spreading among the Sussex
Regiment at Isrnail, where twenty men,
including the Captain and doctor, have
died within three days. The deaths
among the natives on Tuesday, inclu-
sive OF those at Cairo, numbered 665.
LONDON, August 2.--rhe deaths from
CHOLERA among the British troops in
Egypt 80 far is 81.
ALEXANDRIA, August 1.-Two deaths
from cholera occurred here yesterday.
Ihe total number of deaths from cholera
IN Egypt since the first outbreak to date
is 1000.
Miraculous Cures.
MoNTREAL, August Three miracu-
lous cures we're reported to have oc-
CURED on q pilgrimage Of the Ottawa
people TO the shrine of st. Anne de
Beaupres. One was that of girl named
Lavonia Darwin, who lost the entire use
of enc of her legs several years ago by
accident, and the other cures are those
of two children six years old, Who had
never been able to walk. Father CalilIo
vOuches for these miracles.
will be Tried In Ensland.
LONDON, August flames Carey WAS
shot at O'Clock on Sunday afternoon,
and the steamer Melrose, on which the
shooting occurred. arrived at Port Eliza
beth at 2 O'Clock on Monday afternoon.
These facts seem to show that O'Don-
nell was outside the colonial iurisdic-
ton when he committed the crime, and
must, therefore, be tried in England.
MenerinG Lather.
BERLIN. August 2.-The Emperor Will
liam has directed that the four hun
dredth birthday Of Martin Luther be
observed by all Protestant people. The
students of the University of Erfuldt
will celebrate on August 9Th the en-
trance Of Lnther into that town.
The Eject or Carey's Death.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-The shooting of Ca
rey produced deep feeling on its con-
hrmation. In parliament the inform
er's death is regarded as severe blow
to the policy Of the government Repre-
sanitation of the government by terror
receives a check from the total inabil-
ity of its authority to protect its agents.
No one pretends to sorrow for Carey's
fate. bat the English press il angry at
the failure of the government to secure
the informer's safety, and it is consider
ed that Carey's fate is likely to intimi-
date possible traitors all over Ireland.