Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-02
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Fight with Robbers.

Fight with Robbers.
VIENNA, Nov. There was a dse.
perate tight at Kocanie, Herzegovina,
between the Russian gems d'armes and
robbers, in which several robbers were
killed.
Sanitary Precautions.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-Sanitary preca utions
have been taken at all German ports
owing to the outbreak of cholera at
Peking.
lnternaolenal Labor Conference.
PARIS, Nov. lat the International
Conference yesterday there was unani-
mously adopted resolution that emf.
grants should accept the conditions Of
local trade organizations, and not an
dersell cash others labor.
The Excited Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Noy. There is an easier
feeling in the cotton market, and the
general opinion is that the crisis has
eliminated, and it is expected tkat all
firms will be able to meet all demands
as they become due. There is a better
tone in the market. Morris Ranger hiss
filed petition for liquidation by ar
rangemeut with his creditors.
The spanish Gevernmens VIII Dis.
courage Slavery.
Madrid, Nov. 1.-The Prime Minister.
replying to the address Of the Anti
Slavery Society, said: The Government
have decided to abolish stocks and fet-
tiers for slaves in Cuba. will do all
that is possible toward the destruction
of the patronage Of shareholders.
The Roat u the False Prophet.
LONDON, Got. 3l.-A Khartoum dis
patch says: Between 25.0o0 and &c, OOO
Arabs attacked Hicks Pasha's army of
10000. The Arabs divided into two
columns in order to attack the Egyptian
square on two sides, thus enabling
Hicks Pasha to use his GOO Remington
rifles, Krupp guns and Nordenfeld rock
ct batteries, the Arabs being only arm
ed with iances. Failing after some time
to reach the square, they fled leaving
5000 dead and all their women, food,
baggage and animals behind. Hicks
Pasha pursued the main body of the
fugitives and overlook them at Melbas,
where no found FL Mahdi posted with
the fugitives and body guard of 1000
cavalry. The Arabs were again attacked
and repulsed with great loss. Ell Nah
dis horse was killed under him, and he
is reported to have been cut down BY
the light cavalry in pursuit of him.
Hicks Paaha has taken possession Of
Elobed and the government treasury.
The Egyptian loss was nothing.
Bclligerent Oran&emen.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The hall in which
the Lord Mayor of Dublin was to de-
liver his address on the franchises has
been seized by Orangemen, who declare
they will hold the hall. On. the arrival
of the Mayor he was driven to a hotel
under an escort which carried q green
banner, and tho bands IN the procession
played Irish national airs. The Lord
Mayor arrived at the hall safely. Dur:
ng the passage of the procession msn
and a boy were shot. Serious rioting is
expected. The Orangemen have plant
ed the union jack on the roof of the
city hall.
Evening.-WhiIe the procession es-
corting the Lord Mayor of Dublin to
his hotel was passing the city hall the
Orangemen fred upon it, and threw
states from the windows and roof. One
man was wounded and is dying. His
deposition has been taken. The pro-
oeesion dispersed after the Lord Mayer
entered the hotel, bnt the angry crowd
afterward congregated around the city
hall and stoned the windows' The po-
lice charged the mob and cleared the
streets. The military we're called ont,
and lancers are parading the main
streets. There is intense anxiety in all
circles. The Orangemen at late hour
vacated the city hall, and have with
drawn from the vicinity. The Mayor
Of London has issued proclamation
appealing to the people to refrain from
violence and retaliation.
The TurT-Niere-Clyeer Used.
LoNDoN, Nov. 1.-Walton's Sutler won
the Lewis autumn handicap, Sabian SEQ
ond, the Duke third. There were, nine
starters.
Major MaQendie, Of tho Board Of
Trade, Who examined the explosion at
sign confirms the belief that nitro-gly-
cerine was used.
Msgris Rangers Liabilities.
Lrvxspoo1., Nov. morris Ranger in
hin petition for. liquidation places his
liabilities at 10000 pounds; assets,
Sc, 900 pounds.
The False Prophet In Di0cu1ty.
CAno, OCT. N.-Pucks Pasha after
tive battles has entered ElobeId. aban-
doued By the forces Of the False
Prophet. Many Of the False Pr0phet'a
forces have bssn killed in tuo battles.
his forces broken up, and his fate u an
known.
The Eraneo- chinese Da0ealty.
Pam, O0t. 3l.-In the French Cham
| bers, after ChallAmel. Iao0urs' address
Il. Perrin spoke. He reproashed the
Government for mot having fulfilled II
promises, and characterized the Ton
ouin affair ~ . nero adventure
= Prsuohmen.1 he said, "vere mol
afraid Of var With China, bat the no
city therefoe must first Be shown
"a thoueht IL better 10 penstrats Chinl
81 trade than arms Twenty thousand
men vsrs required in Tonquin, and i
vould be impsudsnt to snare 70 man,
Frsnohmen IN the present state Of q
4 fairs
4 AlD - TuE BROWNING.