Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-28
FOREIGN.
Azrartan outrnxe.

| EOREIGN.
AErartan ousrnxes
DUBLIN. Aug. T.-Aqrarian outra9es
are increasing feaFfully IN Kerry county
Every day cases Of moonlight incendi
arism and hAmstringing Of cattle arr
reported.
Hunting Arbitrator.
| BERLIN, Aug. 2.-It is rumored her,
that King Alfonso has sent an auto
graph letter to the Crown Prince Fred
eriok William asking him 10 mediate in
order that the friendship between Spain
aud Germany may be maintained. IL i.
also rumored that King Leopold Of Bel.
GUM and the Emperor Francis Joseph
have been asked to act as arbitrators,
Prince Bismarck. it is stated, fayors the
latter and desires decision in favor of
spain In order to escape frsm the diff
Guilty.
Rxpelliag Psles.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-The expulsion of
Polish subjects from Austria has begun.
All classes alike are expelled.
The Government Beceming Unpopular
Madrid, Aug. 27.-The government
has closed the doors Of the Army and
Navy Clao because the officers belong
ing to the club have returned their Ger.
man decorations and because the club
has struck from its list OF honorary
members the names of German officers
and that of the Crown Prince Of Ger
many. The press and army are dis.
guseed by the amicable attitude that is
suddenly displayed by the Cabinet to
ward Germany. The ministerial papers
have adopted N oditied tone while the
opposition journals attack Germany
with increased vigor. The result 10 that
seven OF the latter papers have been
seized aud will be pro scuted. Public
feeling 10 more decided than ever
against the concession TO Germany.
Very Pleasant.
| CoSsTANTIsoPLK, August 27.-United
States Minister Cox, in presenting his
credentials yesterday, assured the Sol
tan that the policy of the United Ststea
was not TO interfere at all IN the affalrg
of other countries. and that this polio,
had been found most advantageous and
would always be maintained. The Sal
tan, in a private interview accorded
yesterday 20 Mr.. Cox, at which were
also present q. p. Heap, Secretary of
the American Legation, and Command.
er Ladlov. of the Uuited States steam.
ship Quinnsbaug, presented the Minis
ter with a set of valuable Turkish Jew
elry. he alss gave him a number OF
rare Oriental books for Abram Hewitt,
and a set OF Others for the National
Library at Washington.
AZ the Imperial Meeting.
KRxMsIKR, Aug. 27.-Emperor Francis
Joseph yesterday conferred the order Of
the Grand Gross of st. Stephen upoa
the Grand Duke George, second son Of
the Car. and appointed him to lieu
tenancy in the Imperial Austrian
Uhians. The Grand Dake Is IN his si,-
taenth year. A witness of the whole
pageant at kremsier asserts that despite
efforts TO make 1t appear that no dread
OF personal danger to the Gar was en-
tertained. Alexander was really alel1
and uneasy, and he added to the secret
precautions for his safety more than
one device of his own. He was pale and
careworn during bis entire stay, and he
himself suggested several precautions
to the Austrian authorities. A few un-
important arrests were inside during hts
stay. The Cars mastiff Is possessed
of uncommon strength and intelligence.
The mastif has been carefully trained
IA body guard, and 10 well known ut
st. Petersburg and Moscow. He Watches
beside his masters couch every night.
This dog accompanied the Gar to ard
from Kremsier.
The Caroline lsIands.
BERLIN, Aug. N.-4Count Won Hate.
feldt, German Secretary of State, en-
the oath instant wrots 20 Count Deki-
noste, Spanish Ambassador to Berlin,
that Germany in occupying the Caro-
line Islands had no intention TO preju-
dice any anterior rights which Spain
might possess therein, and that IL an e.
animation into the question Of the span.
lab rights 70 the Carolines should pre-
duce no mutual understanding, Germsa.
ny would still be perfectly disposed 10
appeal the dispute to the good Offices
OF some power friendly to both disp.i
tants.
| German official circles are confident
that some adjustment Of the Carolirs
Islands officially, based on the facts ,si
the ease, will be reached and prevent q
rupture OF the relations between Ger.
many and Spain. Allowance IL male
for the difficulty Of the situation n
which the question places King Alfonso
for 10 70 believed among German diplo
mats that the Radicals, Republicans and
federaiists supported by the Frenaih
party In spain have been combined d
foment an anti-German feeling amuas
the Spanish people.
| Rowing.
| GENEVA. Aug. N.--For the Anal hesi
In the professional sculling race herr
today, the starters we're Hanlsn, No
Kay, Hamm and Hosmer. Distance
three miles with q turn. Hanlan had
the lead throughout and ven By {
length. Ttme. 81 minutes 3eiS seconds
Mckay second. In the consolation
race, Dabinet. Hosmer. Tsneyck aaG
LIE were contestants. Lee Won: time
2ls4s; Teneyek second
i The Cholera.
MApaTD, Au0. T.-Thsse we're All
new eases Of chaierA and 1883 deaths
from the same reported tsroaehsui
Spain yesterday.
| MAnsx1rLrs, Aae. T.-Thsrs were II
deaths frem cholera reported hsre yes
tsrdAy.
In messr ef Grant.
CTrY or MExlco. AuR. I.--Msuaofia
services under the auspices of the els
. government, N honor Of tbs late Gen
erAl Grant, were hsld last evening u
NE Hall Of Congress-. In she presence d
all the chief officials Of both fedora
aud city eoveraments. and the elite Of
| Mexican society. Ms@bsrs Of The
American colony we're present By speeial
Invitation. 10 pay trihute 70 the dad
Anerican hero.
Te BE eeeaplea ~ spain.
MADKxD, AuR. H.-The Carolins
islands not ssixsd by GeFmzny viii b
Oceapiea by Spain directly the spssisl
troops arrive nf zap, the prinsipa
. island Of the group.
Fatal FIRE.
Vi Roxx, Aae. n The fireworks facspF,
. at Olv1sA veochis. which toek Gre isa
, terdAy. 10 sill burning. Tea bosiis
! have besn recovered from the ruixs-
TIE snsaiipex.
M0xTzkAx. Aeg. s1.-fhers have lee
% deaths from smallpox In 81 Jean
Baptists village since saturday, ata
nss casss have besn reported. EfIsrt
} % eontrsl the epidemic are futile osnn
1 20 the opposition Of the people 10 vseci
. ration