Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-27
FOREIGN.


Edwaro Lemon. white man. Who
brnially .nrd- ed An Indian. has cen
sentenced tn death.
work on the Cmatila wreck "a pro-
Crossing slowly. but effectively. |. Is
hoped that she will be afioas IN Sit
weeks.
Iii HARRISON. Jr.. former Iar stn-
dent of San Francisco. has BEEN APP
pointed County Judge.
Steamship Wellington. with coal for
X Dansfsuir 4 Sons. passed last n ght
Tor San Francisco. aud yesterday the
steamship Wilmington pissed for De-
partnre Bsy.
On thursday train on the Canadian
Pa'iflc Railroad ran over hors-.
Inree box cars were throxn ovN p
bank hundred fact high and smashed
To atoms. The passenger car rolled II
the edge Of tue bank aud stuck there.
No one was hurt.
Charges Of Treason Against Zeblr
Pasha.
LONDON. april 26.-i Cairo cores
poili-nt felegraphs ~ the Times the FL
lowing: IAN ERglIsh Off er of treat ex-
p~r!ence /, the soudan and friend o.
General Gordon assures me that h.
pos 'esses abundant proof that Zrbir
PAsh, Is intriguing IN the Soudan. a.d
Is re- pp.-lble for ths recent uprIsiu2
north OF khartoun The Ti,.,s rec
ofntnends An Immediate inquiry into
THIS matter
Wife Murderer Ia he Hanged.
SANDWICH. Dat, April 70. - Luke
Phipp,, charged with shooting hl9 wife
On = ferry boat on the 18th IF last An
gust, WAS found guilty Of wiliful muir
der and .entencsd to be hanged on the
18th Of June.
Heavy LO~s by Fire
LONDON, April "a fire on the prem
lses of William Whiteley, dealer in gen
eral merchandise, AT Westoourne Grove.
destroyed one building and damaged
four others: loss L2JO,O 900.
End Of the Polar Conference.
VIENNA. April 26.-The Polar confer
siice has terminated its iAbors. Lieut..
Ray Of the United States and the other
delegates We're presented to the Emperor.
sonse Irish DOrsmrnis.
BtRMTSGHAM. April 26.-James Egan.
the supposed confederate of John Dalv,
was arraigned today. Poland, prosscu-
lor TOR the government, declared that
ID tly and Egan We're acconpiicsi: that
tie police had found a TIN can belong
Ing To Egan containing reasonable
documents. One cared 1879 gives AN
explain ation of the consultation OF the
Irish republic. Another is manifesto
that III case Engl md should
bee me involved in war, Ireland must
rise, or Irish nationality would become
4 bywnrd ana a reproarh. Tne b cethren
are exhorted {" provide themselves with
arms. practice shooting. and subscribe
money for the purchase of war mate
rial-. They are urged To work quietly
but determinedly. Besides these doou
rnents the police also found samples OF
and arms. Papers were also
found III Days pockets, containing the
names and addresses of p-ople In
and New York. Egaa WAS
rem .nded for another week, /. order
that he might be arraigued with Daily.
Arrested as N Traitor.
DUBLIN, April 70 - be Daily Express
Iavs that j .mes O'ksiil. NJ. r., who
v ent to the Soud ,n ~ correspondent of
the London Daiiy Ne1rS alter tue d,,a: n
Of Edmund O'DonOvau. has been taken
into custody By the Egyptian authori-
ties. Suspicious documents we're found
IN lis possession, amouI then letters
from Frenohmen To III Mahdi.
A success Achieved.
LONDON, April "a Young Amer,-
Gan prima donna, Miss Lilly Brllliante,
" ho received her musical education at
the Paris Cnus-rvatoire, made her
debut III concert to-day and achieved a
great success. The leaders of the Con
'ervatoire declare that her Voice prom
ses equtly with any now heard on the
)peratIc stage.
seacon.neid's Papers
Lone DON, April 26.-Lord Rawton, who
Il edI'Ing the papers left by Earl Bta-
,unsfield, has found no memoirs among
MS eifec \, although mass Of partly
arranged notes and letters was dIscov-
,red. Lord Rawton will probably Issue
, selection III the autumn, but the full
will take two years To prepare.
Evidence OF Literary Affinity
Tn" eldest daughter Of tie present
Lord Lytton, a ,oung lady of Is years,
las had IN private cIrcul ttIon Il story
which gives evidence of literary ability.
England Deserts tier Allies.
CAIRO, April "A reply has been re-
'eived To the request sent t. the British
/ verument for an expedition to re-
ieve the beleagurrd troops at Berhcr
setting forth that II IL impossible At
present 10 send the relief dem andej. as
,uiii ,,ent force could not he dispatched
before August. FMS an. wer has been
to Husseiu Pasha, who ia
also informed that he may withdraw. If
sHe conditions are favorable t. sucn Il
project. General Gordon's Adjutant
tt Barbrr tei.grtphs that 1t Ia impossi
Dlc 10 forward either II letter or a tele
Sram Ia khartoum.
She CoIminx q nfcrenre.
PARIS, April 1.-The Gdulois saws
that France will urge the conference, to
re-astabllsh the dual control IN Egypt,
and, shouli the powers be inclined to
assent. Earl Granville has prepared
counter proposal, y acing the finances
~ Egypt under general European con-
troll
Diplomatic lrOncisd>.
LONDON. April H-rhe Duke of Ed
inburgh will take tho channel and re-
serve sauadrons on "a Summers cruise
IN the Baltic. visiting Riga and Cron-
stadt. The visit is designed to increase
the friendship existing between Russia
and England.
Opeaiug of the Turtn Expedition.
TURN. April 26.-she International
EXP ,sitIcn was opened 10 the public to-
day hs Kline Humbert and Ga en- Mar
pu.rite. Many foreign ambassadors
and ministers. and other persons of dis
we're present. II was altogether
a brilliant occasi III.
Hrtnfo ren,rni. for A2ueprO.
HAVANA. April PA band of IS Hay
ii N creoles ms landed IN Cuba, TO re-
inforce Agucrro's band.
The Iavinc,b c. On His " ,cI.
DUBLIN, April 26.-The Grand Master
of Or,ncemen at Belfast has read a let
ter warning HIM that the luvinciole are
on his track.
Unusual Activity.
DUBLIN. April :,6.-Unusual activity
mas been displayed by the police OF late.
and II il believed that the government
has received inform alton which readers
:, expedient Ia be keeuly alert.
The Whole Question
P,sts. April o6.-rhe R>cabliQbe Fra.