Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-01

Many fsasiibss EaVe b-eo made csssi
tnis. Csftls ard r,grt@tIs goods .
ever description haze bsen ezrrle.
sssy. The gOvsrrusrs Authorities az
ois,r1o1linz proTlslDns snS oly.sss ans
dong al tnsE they eao 20 rs!lsys To
saferefs
F@l-s Point. which -ss tkoozkt :,
have the bss; bzro9s b@sEssn Czlc1:tH
AID Bon bay, safe. roo1ly ard seoessIoi'
70 all sings. go s1saeS oy = -.Orz wsv.
on the ~ instant ar4 swept 80 eoD-
piessiy taas rEO=i q Tie luhs5sssot'
psristed.
wrefehed Gssdifisa 81 the Tarktsf
Army.
LosDos. Sept. 50-A dispatch fror
CoEs.zpttnOpie resolved thls afternoon
says that considerable e02stsrEstloE
prevails II Official circles over al im
portspi discovery I8si made by Alb
sabub Pzshs, the neg Minister Of War
Immediately Oh being Installed n his
New position. Abb Ssnub P1zba or
defed al tie various department con-
unsnders - report the strength Of their
respective commands and their present
soudIti0n, and detailed several ofr.sers
TO inspecs the vsriJas p0fts- Their re-
ports have been received, and shov that
under Ghszi OsmaA Pasha, tie late
Minister Of War, who was dismissed
September 18th, the army vas almost
entirely neglected, and large sums Of
money voted for military pnrposes we're
used 10 other WAYS than those for
which they we're meant. Inquiry bss
revealed that the Adrisnopie army,
wtioh was supposed TO be l5,00O strong.
contains not hslf that number. The
soldiers have no uniforms and are shoe
less The cavalry - unable TO march
owing 70 lack of horses.
Twenty thousand men, who have
been fully equipped, ars under orders
to march at an hours notice.
0nIy I've Disturbances.
0MosTkEAL. Sept. 30.-Only two small
occerred last night, one at
the great runnery and the other at the
Champ de Mars The police had re-
oeivsd information that q mob would
At the latter place, and 3
strong force vas on bsBd. On becOm
ing unruly the crowd was quickly dis
persed. Everything Is gaiet this morn
ing. The large force of militia called
oct has evidently had good effect. No
further serious tro1ole is anticipated.
Public feeling Is completely aroused By
the eOHduct Of the rioters, and the po
lice are denounced 81 all sides for their
want OF courage. The suthorl-
ties are resolved 20 carry out the health
laws vigorously, ana will take whatever
steps are necessary for that purpose.
The Victims Of the Waters.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 30.-The victims of
the flsod at False Point number 800
Many vessels we're wrecked there.
Destructive Fire.
IQuIQsI. Pers, Sept. IA FIRE oc-
Cured II the principal square last night.
The most important quarter of the
town was destroyed. very few of the
establishments escaping.
The postoffce and vstersi.e buildings
were not damaged. The loss is esti-
mated at 100000.
Marble. Mission.
BKkLIs, Sept. 3.-The Central Union
of German Manufacturers, represent
ing the leaders Of the Protection party,
has % ;itioned Prince Bismarck. asking
him to inquire into the subject of bi-
metalisB. The petition is the outcome
Of the visit of Msnton Marble. the
American delegate who Was sent abroad
to inquire into the silver question. Mr..
Marble left here IN consequence OF
orders from President Cleveland TO
make a report by the tine Congress
opens. Mr.. Marbles task was TO obtain
the opinions of most of the diplomatic
aud financial officials on the repeal OF
- l.
obtained from German bankers an sD-
proval of the idea of monetary CON
ference. Ii is thought, however, that
the success of such conference would
dpend largely upon England. and that
she would enter It Is considered doubt
full.
The Smallpox Epidemic
MONTREAL, Sept. 30.-There were lsi
deaths from smallpox in this city dur
ing the four days ending Tuesday night,
besides 81 in the sdjoising municipal
tiles.
AIphonse Movaise and Wm. Beebe,
who were arrested during the riot on
Monday, were today sentenced to four
months imprisonment. Four young
men. three named Perault aEd one
1t~nuf HAANotCa 0a %. NntucfiuG sIEtt[
last night. were discharged today. Over
100 placards were torn down in the
eastern district yesterday, bat the SAM
tary police replaced them to-day.
This afternoon three members of the
Fifth Royal SCOTS were badly beaten
by rouRhs.
A firm Of lumber merchants gave
their employees the option of being
vaccinsted VI leaving work. Forty OF
them this morning went on q strike.
They got full of bad whisksy and re-
turned at Doen and threatened to have
their revenge tonight.
General Middleton is 10 the city, and
will remain as long as bis presence ia
needed.
Sub Chief Lancy. with detachmen,
OF police. vas attacked near Bonsecouer
Market today by 8 mob with stones. but
On the pelice charging them they fed
The city will continue under military
protection during the sight.
The Insurance. policy for $4,000 OF
the Exhibition buildings, held by the
London Company, has been with
drawn.
A ramor was current during this
evening that fight was going on in the
East End. but the report proved an
founded