Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-05

lSDNDDN, aug - no DtltlSn DriR
Belle Star, from Nova Scotia for Qusens-
town, and the Richard Owen, from Car
diff for st. Johns, came into collision At
sea. The Owen sunk. and four of her
crew were drowned. The rest of the
crew are at Queenstown.
gasy "a Mabdf.
According TO the latest advices, Ell
NJ ,hdi is now fighting the negro tribes
around Gsb IL g ,dr who refused to jnin
him. Ii IL asser ed that he dispatched
furos to khartoum under orders To
take Gordon alive or dead. He has or
dersd the wells eel ween koorsko aud
he, Der to be- filed mp. The Snltsn Of
Zrztbar has s.nt message 10 Gordon,
inviiing him 30 Zanzibar.
Bi.revrry Of a Nisiiist Press.
ST.. PEr ERsBuRo, AnR. A Sihilist
press. founded by Bogdarof, who -
% ed from oibsris r.ceuriy. has been
dis s,veIed at Saratof. Bo2dsrod sur
oidsd.
Earthquake shecks.
VIENNA, Au0. 4-Sevsre earthquake
shoe 8 were felt yesterday at Foco Boz
MOS.
Victoria Sates.
vIcroRIA, Aus. THE sale of So, 900
worth 1T Vancouver fur seals Was made
! ,turisy to privae parties.
Commander Nj sin- WtrIng has been
appointed Captain of the S~,ftsure, riee
Atchis,n, inv lid.
The Brltish ship w. ii. Mcneil took
an Amerio "A tug in Victoria waters on
| SATURDAY,, ssd there WITH bs = pros en
ton fer infr4ctiJn OF the Washington
laws.
The Steamer Queen OF the Pacific left
at noou today with the following pass
snseis from Victoria: Il. Bddsin, L.
Uoaloy, I. Li.bes, @. ). Sinpson. II
MURRAY, A. Maluues, W. Is. Silver and
wife, Mrs J. II. Dunn, Miss Jessie Alex
ander. Miss j. V. Hart, William Aisxaa-
der and wife, Mrs. Tiiton, child and
| nurse. IL. Young aud wife. NJ aster Mes
| bit. MISS saunders, Miss 4. Sunmer-
| field, Miss l.. Cairnes. Miss L. Muedy,
| Mrs. whitman, Il. r. 0oxen, Rev. Jos.
| Al. Neri, Jan,es Mitchell, Mrs. Gardaer
and Mrs. l.. Qainn.
Tbs American bark Phinsss Pendle-
ton, blanchard, ~ days out from Callao,
arrived at Esquimauit Haroor last night.
| Capt. blanchard reports having bad a
| wierd experiences far out az ssa. in iati-
| tuds 10 north and no west, when he IN
| countered a storm which proved TO be a
fearful cyclone, and which the ship
weathered with difficulty.
G,ad,isae an she Exspsiaa oaestisa.
LONDON, Aug. t.--Glsdstone stated In
the 20 .nHons today that he will ask the
/ HOUSE TO vote tomurrov credit for al
expedition 10 relieve General Gordon
| lie will az the same time make state
ment OF the STEPS the government pro
p,ses to take In consequence of the fail
IRE Of the Egyptian Conference.
sn aaarAasIae.
CARDIFF, Aug. 4.-The steamer Bis
chanseys from Marssiiles II snchorec
az Penarth R0ads. Before leaving Mar
aeillss -four cases OF cholera we're sen
from the vessel 10 Pharoh Hospital
Doctors, boxever, pronounce the steam
or perfectly healthy.
No Guarantee Regulations.
Ouxpxc. Aug. -Noswi,hsssadine th'
uuzrangins regulations promised frou
ottawa. passenger steamships contiuu
70 arrive here without deteution as Gros
Island. The public is alarmed on th'
sabiecf. particulariy in view Of the ap
pearanse of cholera AZ Cardiff.
Great eefsrm Dcmssstrattsn.
Il LoxpoS. Aug. &-rwo hundred thou
sand people assembled on the ground
when the reform demonstration too
place. The meeting comprised nin
divisians. Excellent order was main
tanned. The weather vas dne.
. CHAxoKp HANDS - The lCoinmhi
House HIS changed hands. the dlnin
.. hall viii Be under the supervision Q
Mo. j. M. Ripley. formerly Ut the Ia
ysrsisy Han, and ths iedesng depsr'
nm .ns will be offended 20 By Mr.. h
Graves
Il QUICK wonx Tue effect OF dsssipisr
. ! ard msnaxensrnt Toe Wssfaiagts
Tsrrilary Eanploymens fsareaa rscsise
, an osisr 80 ifisy Tor 10 os u it8sfss
al ease. Ths order wss fiiis IN % mi'
4 q o. and th men sa'ppsd; thai u %
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