Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-22

open water inland. Very valuable
scientific data we're obtained along the
northwestern coast. A cold stream
dovs. which induces very low temper.
allure, bat on the eastern shore the
weather - not 30 severe, and that coast
u accessible 70 steamers in autumn.
The expedition will return via Reika.
wick.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 21.-Prof. T. B.
Maury says if the Nordensk jold expsai-
ton had succeeded in disembarkine on
the eastern coast the probabilities of
success IN his undertaking would have
been much greater, as the intervening
glaciers and snovfelds existing between
Iyigtut and the interior do not extend
from the interior to the eastern coast.
Fast Time.
LONDON. Sept. 2i.-The new Guion
steamer Oregon, on her trial trip today.
made 20 knots an hour. Her builders
promise that the ship shall cross the At
lantic in five days.
AgraPian Oaaraxe.
DUBLIN, Sept. PA farmer named
Fitzpatrick Was shot and seriously
wounded in the Cionmore outrases.
There were two arrests
c~
" s'res
~. JOHN, N. B., sept Zi.-Foreet fires
are doing considerable damage In this
province.
Csmmemsrasiy
D.. e.
$500 AH, sept D.-An enormous crowd
.ha soesseo the ceremonies attending
. .hs 1ommemoration of the entry of
IT, at,an troops into Rome in 1875.
K Kae sSndic, IN an address abiding to
the snc;an. en VISIT to Vienna, said
Italy had tunnel - $780,. Aos.Iia ana
The Syndic then nIsesd 5 a.,snusaip-
tomb of King Victor Nn.nno1 'u on TUG
.. "uu0i'
Aossfpsisn-
nkossELs. sept. 0.-Customs union
ostveen Belgium and Holland is about
49, Dismafck endorses the scheme
ards absnrhins Ho,I.n us a M,S' p steP .ow
the German sovars;.,n a.n.sn t;n iI
k'o''" "'oioA'
S"rsas A"airs.
Al the banquet last night, Fizzia, the
hungarian prime minister, made an
address In which he said: The difficult
ties involved In the coronation question
were not to be solaced by street riots; it
was necessary to first restore law. and
order and then the Dist would cooper
ATE with the local an horitiss BY adopt.
ing equitable and conciliatory measures.
de said Jew batting affected the honor
Ut the Satherland, and the government
was bound to protect the lives and pro-
py oI All G,Ilzens, regardless OF class
msaa shoo,d =. oI hy ulss'ncIion 10 De
dishonsst n.oria o0'~een honest ana
op'0'
sooepssose.
LONDON. Sept. a.-A Paris dispatch
s.ateu tnat II Is reported there today
n .uns VIC ine"otanoum OF the French
rh;pS M.. VI lug lon9oin question,
.araoa - .I pS .slne Ieie3rapned yes
cay 70 TSxinR naye not proved accep-
Ho'ou''
MhLbouRNk' sept. 0.-Newspaper
geue1y express dissatisfaction with
ntu Do,oy uisoascn concerning the
paoposea annexation OF the south Pa
"auo isl1uus 20 Austiaiia; and they as
SCI. ~ sn"s owine 70 tnis poiicy on the part
=. suo 1oMe government nef colonies
WI oe noooeo Win French oonvicts.
'T.oIA P1riament declared that
uof9 LEROY 9aa TAILED TO appreciate
1oe oaneer, ana that the colonies them
ven,;on us r. cans ior us pre-
tives of the various colon;ss v;II hs haIa
in SYDNEY. N. s. W.. tbe latter mart of
Novenber.
.
.oSaS'
- MANN q m
ana crown FRINGE arrived today. This
aIternoon Ming Alfonso ana King Milan
alIiTeo ana were given reception by
sne emperor.
En- beate Home.
ST. JOHNS. N. B., Sept. 2O.-The Yantic
left at D. m. with Lieutenant Garlino-
ton and party, bound for New York
direct.
sired a. ,he Nah
Aaa,x Sort y-S;x h,,as
&c 60, Sa. % p pIoo poas-
bled at Farkswinch vastardav orroa
with muskets. axes and cudpels- sbont-