Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-18
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o. the students and editors vho a.
eoHssd Win melting NOS ID nov Reine
o. he I1dRe Who u trying the case.
12s aeoaoso that tie arrests were in ac-
eoronaee with las. Senor Chayairer
editor Of the Hoaitor Rsvuslsoo. & stiII
70 PRISON. from whence be eousiuues 10
wife for ais payer Ca social topics. Ia
disposition Of hls case sxcitss hvely in
terese-
Precautions AgaInsf smurxasnr.
Ihe Goserunent is taxing measures
- SOP tos extensive su1RRling. which
frootler- Some apprehensions exist "a
R4rdirg the large eonsrabsnd imnorss-
s'on OF nre arms frsn the United States
Riots af La Grana.
MApRID, Au2. 1T.-There have be~n
slight rloss af La Grana, drs 70 the re-
sisIanee Of the Inhabitants 70 the son
troll OF sanitary regulations.
The Governor Of Grenada has bAen
attached With cholera.
Itaiy's Aims.
LONDON, A1g. H.-Salisbury. il in r.
ported. SIll soon after going 20 France
have sconfere1oe with sienOr De Pretis.
Italian Prime Minister. IL u reported
tnat Italy deslr0s TO send 10 600 troops
INTO she So1d@n 10 secure toe Rcd : a
c iast from >uiklm. st present held bv
the BRITISH, 10 Asab Bay. along which
are m sc Of the Italian POSSESSIONS.
ine ItAliz1 scaeme contempl4tes con
kroi over sue eastern SOodan, and the
use OF a haartoum as . capital. IL Sir
d-nry Woih, Wis has been sent as
special enss5 frum England t. Con.tSn
Ii0opie and Cairo Tor the purpose of
p-riectinx Arrangements for the future
management OF Soad IN aff4irs. should
fall ~ bring tne Sultan TO terms, n IL
believed tnat England will sign 40
agreement with Italy which will leave
sns latter poser free to carry out her
pians as outlined above.
spreading the Disease.
PARIS, AuR, l7.-Rsfusees fseinQ frsm
tue cholera IN Mar seiiles introduced the
disease into SIsteron and other villages
Ia tie alpine PROVINCES Of Francs.
MARsEILLRs. Aug. H.-Tbere we're "A
deaths from cholera in Msrseilies to-
day and 5z new cases were reported.
Cheiera Amsng she swIne.
LONDON, AaR. 1.-The farmers in
Moldsn, Essex, are suffering heavy
losses from the ravages Of cholera amsuR
their swine.
Winter aaarsers.
81. PETERSBURG, Aug. lS.-A portion
OF the Russian feet will hereafter winter
on the coast Of Finland, because Of the
length OF time that the harbor Of Cron-
stadt 10 iesbo1nd.
He Cannot See why.
LONDON, Aug. l7.-Lord Chief Justice
OoieridRe, who was married on Satur-
day to Miss Lavford, says in letter 20
the papers that be canno. see Why the
details OF his private life should interest
the public. The father of ColeridQe's
bride was formerly judge in Bengal.
The lady is 80 years Of ago.
The Cholera IN spaia.
Madrid. Aug. l7.-In the whole of
Spain yesterday there we're 1886 new
cases Of cholera and 1856 deaths.
The Epidemie as Marseilies.
MARsxILLEs, Aug. 17.-There have
been 100 deaths from cholera in this
city since Friday.
Raskia.
LONDON, Aug. l7.-John Rsskin passed |
q quiet night. There 10 no change in
his condition this morning.
Awful Threats.
CoNsrANTIsoPLx, kaQ. I'M. Heap,
the United States, Consul has sertto the
Porte another protest conched in strong
or terms than his first protest against
the expulsion Of Americans from Jerp-
salem, on the ground Of their beine
Jews. Mr.. Heap points out that expui- |
sions are in violation Of the treaty stip-
Nations and are liable TO cause serious
difficulty. He slse referred the matter
to the government at Washington.
saspensien OF Interest.
GuArEMALA, Aug. H.-OwinR 10 the
expenses incurred in the
late war the Government of Guatemala
has suspended payment of interest on
the fsreign and interior debts for one
year. commencing August LIST, in order
10 pay on arrears 10 the army and civil
service account.
a severe Earthqaake.
GUArMAs. Mex, Aug. l7.--Saturday
uight, At 7:35, Gssymas Was visited by a |
severe earthquake. Five distinct yibra-
tons fron nsrth 10 south. For several
days past the weather has been insuf
ferasly hot. There vas no damage, but
all we're sell scar.d.
In che Iaferess Of Neral Refsrm.
LONDON, AaS. 1.-THE Pal Nall Ga.
seife's rtcent revelations o. London woe
nave been dramstizsd az Vieana, The
play u IN Nv acts and Ia entitled, "Pro-
tect Oar Daughters"
AR haries Biiae's Marriage.
LoSDoz. Aug, IA marriage has
bsen definitely arranged between SIR
Charles Dixie and the widow Of Rev.
Mark Pattlson.
white slaves.
RoME. Aug. l7.-ren arrests have been
made of members Of a criminal society
whieh has been Operating 10 Rene, Ma
pies and Spoleto. search of the houss
Of member Of the society, q former
official, revealed the fact
that correspondence had been carried
on with agents In New York for the aale
20 Amercans of Italians who had been
bought for small sums in the southern
PROVINCES. The prices asked ranged
from $40 ts ESQ sterling.
Carnarvsas.Tear.
DUBLIN. Ane. l7.-Lord and LADY
OHnarNou ssarsed today on O toaf
through Ireland. Their first stop was
a. Galway, where q large crowd had as
sembled 10 meet the new vicercy. The
people received the visitors respectfully
bot without any cheering. Tbs Lord
received addresses here from
the Laberers' Society. the Harbor Oosa-
the Town Commissioner, and
the eitizess Of 0aisay. In replying
20 the addresses be said that The
Government desired 20 do lie utmost
for the prosperity efllreland. He vas
gratified 20 see the EFFORTS Of the citizens
Of Galway 10 develop the resources Of
their part, which, be said, vas two hours
nearer 10 America than any othsr i'm.
portant town In Ireland. He hoped 20
see In his own time the ancient prosper
ity Of Galway revived. He regretted
the universal depression in labor, |
which, he said, was owing %
foreign eempstitios. and urged lahorers
20 study thef interests Of thsir emplsy-
ers. He hoped that Irish fisheries and |
other industries voald be developed, |
and In eonelusion expressed his co1vic-
ton that the times would sosn mend.
His remarks we're received with cheers.
After visiting various points Of interest
throuehost the eity The party iefs %
the man Of var vaiorous for Limerick.