Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-23

| DUBLIN, Scot 2.-Aany townships i,
the counties Of Clare and Limerick hav
bcen omcially proclaimed a being in
disturbed state requiring additions
| police force.
Meesisgs Prohibited.
| 1t IS rumored the Irish Government
intends to prohibit some projected meet
in8s Vt Parnellites throughout the ooun
try, and 10 pursuance of this policy th,
meeting announced TO be held tomorrow
at Milltovn, County Clare, has bses
prohibited.
Mass MEETINGS to be Held.
LoSDoS. Sept. 22.-Arrangements ar,
being made by the Irish National LsaRu,
Tor series of mass meetings in the
United States. which will be addressed
by many prominent Irish Nationalists
including John Redmond who is nov
In Australia. Redmond will return frour
Australia by way of San Francisco
which place he 10 expected to reach in
November.
Asks Mediation.
LONDON. Sept. 2.-La Franee news
paper says that Prime Minister Ferry
has forwarded q request for Eneiish
mediation in the case of pending neeo.
tlations with China. Granville, the
English Foreign Secretary, is inclined
to accede 70 the request.
Honorary Appoinsneai.
PARIS, Sept 2.-President Grevy has
appointed the King of AMMAN Grand
Commander of the Legion of Honor
and has made w ut his Ministry grand
OffiCer0 of the Ort3ar
Denied.
At the Chinese Legation here the 70.
ported revolt in the Imperial palace at
Pekin 10 denied.
YeIlsw Fever.
HAVANA, Sest. b. Twelve deaths
from yellow fever occurred here during
the past week.
were rhey Of the Greeley Party:
LONDON, Sept. 22.-Prof. Nordenskjold
teleRraphs the following from Scrabster
to the Associated Press agent at Lon
don: During my excursions on the
inland Toe Dr.. Nathorst, with the steam
or Sofia, In charge Of Capt. NilIssn,
anchored on the 18th Of July in a bay
near Cape York, Is deg. 5. min. north.
The doctor was accompanied from God
haven BY an Esquimaux INTERPRETERS
named Hans Christian, who had met at
Godhaven party of fifteen EsQuimaux
from Wolstsnholm. They say they
have been informed by other natives
that the commander of an American
expedition, whose name they pronounc-
ed Kasleyh, and another member of the
party, which had arrived at u point
north Of Smith Sound, were dead, and
that the rest of the expedition had 70
turned on sledRes to Littlston Island.
Unfortunately tais information was.not
given to DR.. Natharst until he returned
to Godhaven. examined Christian
myself. and his account seems reliable.
Before starting northward the Soiamet
ON July 16 at 0odhaven the whaler
Proteus, which intended to proceed to
Littleton Island and, il necessary and
unimpeded by Toe, to Lady Franklin
Bay. When the Sofia visited Smith
Sound that body Of water was enoum-
bered by ioe."
French Meveaensa Against Tsaqsis.
PARIS, Sept. 22.-Admiral Oourbet,
commander Of the French forces at
Tonquin, sailed from Turin on the
Konkain Thursday, on the ironclad Bay
ard, accompanied by the Runboat Lynx,
for the Gulf of Tonquin. Admiral
Courbet has seen rendered complete
civil military authority for the French
Government in Tonquin, which he de-
olined. 1t is believed he may yet DO in
duced ts accept the position. The health
and morals of the troops are excellent.
General Boubet, lately the French CON-
mander, was expected at Saigon on the
9Th.
4 Grand Review.
BERLIN, Sept. 22.-Twenty five thou
sand men participated in the manouvers
which lasted for three hours, during
which time the Emperor watched them
from hill near Giusinheim.
Nillssn aad Her Troupe.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-Christine Nilsson
sailed yesterday for New York ON the
Gallia from Liverpool. The Silesia,
which sailed today from Havre, took
ninety three menbers If the Nillson
troupe, Including ballet in q portion
of the chorus and an orchestra. Signor
Vianessia, conductor, also sailed today
from Havre for Normandy.
Biae Grass Scratched.
]. Il. Keene Blue Grass is scratched
for the New Market meeting.
sent Iato Exile.
LONDON, Sept. "a dispatch to the
Daily Ne,cs from Constantinople says !:
The authorities at the palace are again
agitated by the recurrence Of one of the
periodical alarms to which they are
subject. Suspicion having fallen upon
An attendant to the throne, his chief
confidently, suddenly and with great
secrecy sent into exile in the interior.
Increase Of Yellsw Fever.
GuAYMAs, Sept. 22.-Nine deaths from
yellow fever have been reported in the
last twenty -four hours. The thermom-
eter has risen to 81, and fears are again
entertained that under the great heat
and filthy streets the fever will again
increase AMI spread. Eleven new cases
were reported yesterday. Not enough
rain fell to clear the streets, and hot
sun following ID tending TO iuore3se the
malaria, and she increase If deaths aud
new cases has driven the people almost
frantic, not knowing whether they
should hee the city or remain, IN hopes
she Wofst has past. The members of
the board of health have proved them
selves utterly incompetent TO deal with
the matter. It ia rumored that Del
Vale, a millionaire Of this city, who
ned TO the country, has died. No news
from HeFmooill0.
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