Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17
Cold In Nova scotia.
The Grand banquet nj warsaw.

| lpated- Emperor William conducted
the JZarina to the table. The Gar and
the Emperor Francis Joseph followed
next. Tbs Czarina was seated at the
center of the table with the Austrian
Emperor on her right and the Germ an
Emperor on her left hand. The Car
sat on the opposite side of the table.
Tn his right hand sat the Grand Ouch
ess Maria Pauleoyena, and next to her
Prince Bismarck. There were no toasts
bat at the instance of Emperor William.
The three monarchs drank wine to
gether.
Train Robbers foiIesi.
VALPARAISO. Sept. 16.-United States
Minister Logan aud family have arrived
At Angel, Chill. The express train on
which they were passengers was at
tackled near Caihue by bandits, who
also attempted to wreck the train. The
courage of the driver prevented its de-
structiOn, and the robbers we're fooled.
Carlisle Renominated
FALMOUTH, Ky, Sept. 16.-John G
Carlisle was renominated tor Congress
today.
Fires at Mafanzas.
NEW YORK, Sept. ia letter from
Havana, dated September 18th, is as
| follows: An attempt was recently
made to burn MatanZas. Three fires
we're started simultaneously, one in the
fheater Esteban. another in the sugar
stores of Ortiz, Groseta Il Co, and the
| third in the cottage of Mr.. Fout. All
the fires we're promptly discovered and
extinguished. Bandits started them for
purposes OF pillage. There have been
- arrests In connection with the fires"
Confidence Reyiving
NAPLES, Sept. l6.- Confidence ia re-
viving IN the city and the gloom and
depression has ssnsibly diminished.
New cases in the last "A hours, 40
deaths, 1877.
what IL Means.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. l6.-The Jour.
nal de 81. Petersburg, which speaks with
some official authority, says: :" The
events at Skiernewice dominate the
| whole political situation. The meet.
ing there of the closely united sover-
eigns, accompanied by confidential
statesman, indicates policy of peace.
There is no question now of formal al
liances or special agreements, but this
meeting will confirm the understanding
| already existing on all great questions,
l
the present status quo may find the mon
arehs acting conformity wh-re their in
terests coincide; affecting harmony
where they differ employing their sol
| diery to preserve order, law and peace I;
and respecting the rights of all, but
keeping watchful eye on those
who disturb the existing order of things,
the anarchists who prowi about in the
dark and aim TO destroy all institutions"
The Road Go kharfoam.
CAIRO, Sept. 16.-In the event of the
Nile route being adhered to for the Sou
dan expedition. eight battalions will go
to Berber; three will remain there, and
the other five will push on to khartoum.
Two other battalions will guard the line
of march to the rear of Berber.
Unsuccessful Attack ON n Convoy.
SUAKEM, Sept. l6.-Yesterday two
hundred Hadendows attacked 20 police
men and 80 friendly Arabs, escorting a
convoy of prisoners and 80 women to
Suakem. Major Chermsides was dis
patched to their assistance, but the
rebels had meantime been completely
defeated. A nephew of Osmau Digma
| and sixty other rebels were killed. the
friendly Arabs lost twenty. The convoy
captured much booty. The horses,
oamels and women we're all unframed.
stifI Enshusiastie.
DUBLIN, Sept. l6.--At a meeting of
the Land League today VIM. Redmond
denied that Irishmen were becoming
apathetic toward the National move
ment, and expected the coming winter
10 cause a revival, with as great support
~ ever. He stated that until the visit
of himself and Sexton to Boston the
Irish Americans were entirely unaware
of the financial help needed TO forward
the interests Of the Irish national cause.
Sir stafford Northcote nj Edinburg.
LONDON, Sept. l6.-Sir Stafford North
cote today addressed large meeting of
Conservatives at Edinburg. He said he
thought the action of the Government
upon tbs franchise bill demonstrated
desire TO raise grievances az ainst the
Lords.
Traces OF wreck.
QUEBEC, Sept. I6.-Ca, tain Hazsltou,
of the bark Hollinside, from London
July a6th, states that on July 3lst, while
of Portland. Great Britain, after fog,
he saw a large number of live cattle
swimming ia the sea, and also q guam
tity of wreckage. He picked ny life
boat with gold streak running round
the rim and marked, Britannia, of
Newcastle" On the stern the boat was
cut down ON the port side, as II by a
collision. He sent ont boat in search,
hut could find no trace of any living
person. The captain believes there had
beeH a steamer wrecked bat n short
| time before, as the cattle seemed quite
lively.
VIII Keiurn the Visit
BERLIN. Sept. l6.-The Gar will. in a
peror of Austria.
Heavy keeripts
PARIS. Sept. l6.-The receipts at the
| fetes in this city FOR cholora sufferers
we're $4,000.
W fle she Emperor Hant the Pre-
miers Csnfer.
LONDON, Sept. l6-A Vienna dispatch
10 tn, Netnx saws: ~ bile the three
Emperors we're hunting at Skiernsvice,
their three premiers were in conference,
and there Ia reason 10 believe that
triple alliance was concluded The
same dispatch states that the Austro-
Hungarian catinet will be convened
upon the return of the Emperor.
DEEP SEA FrsRrSo. Astorians
have in view deep sea fishing enter
prise, which they are about putting into
execution. Speaking of il. the Astoriaa
of a few days ago said There ar
rived in from Port Townsend yesterday
evening the little schooner Lottie,
which appears TO be just the vessel re-
/ ouired for the enterprise. A company
composed OF Capt. J. II. ID. Gray. J. ID.
Compton. John Exon. and others have
been Termed, the rigging. nets. seines.
travis, etc., have all arrived from Eng
land. and il is thought that by Tuesday
next the schooner will be ready to start
/ in the business of deep sea fishing. The
idea IL to 90 out distance of from If
teen 10 thirty miles, and with the
peculiarly constructed nets. with hooks
and lines, and by trolling, catch deep
sea fish. One of the crew yesterday af-
ternoon, while of Shoalwater Bay.
csucht a twenty pound salnlon while