Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-03
FOREIGN.


FOREIGN.
Run on the Bank OF Ireland,
TIPPEBARY, Sept. 2.-For three days
past heavy run has been continuously
kept mp on the Bank of Ireland. IL nov
amounts almost TO a panic. The Irish
Tory papers are nov filed with bitter
and yIndictIve articles concerning the
at air, and they intimate that the entire
run has been engineered in revenge for
the Hibernians' refusal to make ad-
vances to the Munster Bank during its
recent troubles.
The Anniyersary OF sedan.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The fifteenth ami
yersary of she German victory over the
French at Sedan was celebrated here
today by q grand military display. The
Emperor aud Empress drove ahead of
the troops 10 the procession.
Strike In the Armstrong Works
LoSSos, Sept. 2.-Five thousand work
men employed in Sir William George
Armstrong; machine and gun works at
Elswick, near Newcastle, struck work
today because the employers refused to
dismiss two managers who had msde
themselves obnoxious to the employees.
woiH satisfied.
CoNsTASTIS PILE, Sept. 2.-Sir Henry
Drummond Wolf, special British Envoy
to the Porte, Expresses satisfaction with
the result of his conference with the
Sultan. During the interview no allu-
sion was made to the subject of an ALI
anoe with England. Sir Henry assured
the Sultan that England wished to settle
. ~ n E.x,If So.
the Porte. The Sultan disapproved Of
the occupation of the Soudan by Turk
isb troops, and also regards with dis
favor the project of an Anglo Turkish
occupation of the whole of Egypt. He
to Cairo to act as oounseliors to the
Khedive. and desires England to fix def
mite terms for her occupation.
Justice Working the Wrong Way.
LospoS, Sept. Mrs. Jarrett was
taken into custody this morning on the
charge Of abduoting the Armstrong girl,
who was the "Lillie" of the Pal Mall
Gassite revelations. Gen. Booth, of the
salvation Army, surrendered Mrs. Jar
rett to the Authorities after having
several conferences with them during
the past few DAYS. The police finally
threats ned to have a warrant issued for
Gen. Booth's arrest on the charge Of
obstruoting the Law by ooncealing Mrs.
Jarrett. This frightened him, and be
immediately produ sed the woman. Mrs.
Jarrett walked to the police station
with a sister of the Salvation Army, and.
in accordance with an arrangement
made with the superintendent of police.
an officer was IN waiting at the door of
the sta,ion-house and took her into
custody. Mrs. Jarrett demnrely pro
ceeded to cell and Was locked up.
Later in the dav Mrs Jarrett Was taken
to Bow Street Police Court. where she
Was charged with having indeosrtly as
ssulted the Armstrong girl by adminis.
teriue oxious drug TO her, with feIo-
niously OBTAINING her. aud also with
conspiring with Mr.. Stead, of the Pail
Mall Gasstts. and others to commit
these offenses. Mr.. Poland, solicitor
for the treasury, appeared for the pro-
secution. he declared that Mrs. Jar
rett had obtained the girl by pleading
that she required her for housework,
and that she was woman of respecta-
bility. The prisoner vas then remanded
until Monday next, bail being refused
A summons has been granted for COM
plicity in the case against MIR. Stead,
Gen. Booth and others.
Fire AT harrow.
LONDON, Sept. "A fire in Barrow in
Furness today DESTROYED the works of
the Barrow Ship Building Company,
causing loss Of el.oO0,00O, and throw
ing 200 men out OF employment.
De Freyeiaet viii walt.
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r,;ss,on 70 ths Poy,s Is Known 10
France. II is farther stated tina,
France will not recognizs any settle
snsnt OF the Egyptian question which
fails to satisfy French rights IN Egypt.
OF. FhEhAsso ao. oeps. 10. 49,
Irsmya states that IN the event OF an
alliance oe'weea Ineians anu AaIHey
hussis Wiz - - e.s,:..
neis i"P'Soa on ''' W '1e
''ss'y.
here Frsxhtesed ssas "sn'
PAKrs, Sept. Sara Bernhafdt vas
more frightened than hurt by her fall
down stairs. She proceeded TO Boz
deaux today.
u~yntux uesry.
Y c., sp,;n.a Uanrv of
s, $1,000 ~ Princrss r.
1870 ~. a. sna Onsea,s order, been
srnointsd Coumandant of the Brit
ish Navy.
.aakrspt.
Reed, Brown & Co. contractors for
pubic works, are bankrupt IN eanse
auenee OF losses sustained in Brazil
railroad contracts Liabilities. k3if,-
sic; assets. E29,6&
me A.~sa An Rtghs.