Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-27
FOREIGN.
An tnappreyed Mayor,

Aa tnapproved Mayor.
CORK. Sept. G.-At a meeting OF the
corporation Of the city of Cork today, a
motion expressing approval of the may
ofs action IN sustaining the Duke of
hoinDur2h, gave rise to an exciting de-
bate. lt was evident that the senti-
ment OF the corporation was opposed
70 tue motion, and it was withdrawn
Vlnoot being pat to vote.
Net Allowed 10 sail.
BERLIN, Sept. B.-The German gov
eminent has forbidden the new corvet,es
ling Yueu and Chen Yuen, built fof
Snlna, TO leave kiel under the German
flag.
| Bearding the Lea.
PARIs, Sept. 8.-Ls Paris urges the
powers to inform England that she has
gone too far IN prompting the Egyptian
government TO break international law
10 regard to Egyptian finances. England.
The same paper says, cannot be allowed
TO dispose of Egypt as she likes.
/ Ine National expresses the belief that
IN consequence of the protest of the
powers England has already resolved to
modify the financial measures which
sne Is expected to enforce in Egypt.
ssnpJ fofmai ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
CAIRO, Sept. 26.-It is expected that
the Egyptian government will simply
make formal acknowledgment of the
receipt of the protests against the sus-
pension of the sinking fund, which
were presented yesterday by the repre-
sentatIves OF Germany, Austria. France
and Russia.
Payment Refused
DUBLIN, Sept 3.-The corporation of
Limerick today reiscted by Is TO 9
proposition To provide for the payment
of the special police tax as reduced by
the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. The
mayor announced that Patrick Esau,
President of the Irish National League
IN America, mad cabled his approval of
their action.
Not Much Of a Revolution.
PANAMA, Sept. 26.-Advices from LisDa
state that the revolution Is apparently
drawing to close. The i'll success at
tending General Cacire's attack On
Lima served to .dampen the ar ior of the |
revolutionists and to strengthen the Lyle |
slas Government The number killed |
on that occasion was about l5O on both |
sides. great moral effect was caused |
throughout the country by the. Govern
ments success.
Earthquake In Chilli
SANTIAGO DE CHILL, Sept. 25.-Yester-
day afternoon a violent and prolonged |
earthquake shock was felt here.
Giadsfone's Tear.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-Gladstone. on leav.
ing Midlothian, thanked his constitu-
cuts with much warmth for the encour-
aging reception accorded him through
out his tour. Many of the honors Which
they had shown him were due, be be-
ileved, to the local cause which he rep
resented. Gladstone spoke in Carlisle
today. Among other things of like
tenor, he said In the present crisis
the Lords ought to study the best means
to provide that the House of Lords shall
not fail. This end can be secured by
their acting with moderation aud pru-
dence."
Prussia and the Vatican.
ROME. Sept. 26.-Herr Won Sohloeser,
Prussian Minister to the Vatican, has
arrived at Rome once more. He will
present to Cardinal Jacobini, Papal
Secretary OF State. tomorrow, note in.
dicatlng the basis on which Prussia is
prepared 10 resume negotiations with
the Vatican.
Harassed Rebels.
SUAKEd, Sept. 26.-Messengers from
friendly tribe of Amsrs came into Sua-
KEN today. They ask for supply of
food and arms to enable them to con-
tlnue their successful campaign against
the Dowas. The messengers declare
that the rebels are unable tn move on
account of many of their number suffer
ing from wounds. The great leader,
Osman Dogma, has only 200 followers
IN lanai. The rest of his adhefents
have been dispersed through want of
supplies. Handbook is unoccupied, and
the road TO Berber is clear of the eneny
for many miles.
on for the War.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-The contingent of
guards who are going to Egypt to form
part of the camel corps left for Ports
mouth today. A thousand persons wit
messed their departure, and cheered
them heartily. The rest of the volun.
teers for the camel corps, TO the num-
Der of 500, left Aldershst today.
The, Cholera.
MARsEILLEs, Sept. 26.-Reports from
the provinces of the south of France
announce three fresh cases and three
deaths from cholera today.
Watching for Dynamiters.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-rhe authorities
have ordered increased precautions to
be taken at Dover to prevent the land
ing of dynamiters endeavoring to reach
London from the Continent. English
detectives accompany steamers across
the channel, narrowly scrutinizing each
passenger and subjectiRg all baggage
to the closest examination.
An GID HERO N WANT.