Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19
.,,er.,p Ays RUSSIA.
~,..,s esatraa,efsry- bet sam.
-, 8, efvs IN Idssi 81 the sifa.
affan.
Il rzx STOCK MARKETS.

-, !, efvs IN Idssi 81 the sita.
70 rzx STOCK MARKETS.
..-r,,,, AuriI Is, 15D p.m.-consoli
80 a gTs< for both nOney and se
"a "a 4 few nainatsis declined &
e. 80 ,as,s reacted 10 971e. and have nss
~. ~. sg.su 20 9s5<. Tie Btcck marke'
..es1sIiy qaiet. Russian securities
100 1t 6,l<.
rrux n TIE LONDON Ar
r<w,rs, April MISUNDERSTANDING
sS,sncs IN EnRIish and Russian
tu =. there Is var still IN the Lon.
- Tbs Times says: Ara ws
a ie.ve the AnsseF 20 his own de.
49, efier engaging him In confiieI
80 pnsss for which bis nnaided forces
sSsdsorlase7 and. il We do. can We
s.,.sf eaat the AfRharIs viii nos deen
ss1f-ss.lyes betrayed, and throw them.
$50 mo the arms Of the strongel
posas
No FKAR or wAR.
n d rsDorted that sVaddiagton, the
p,rrrh Nfaister at London, has tele-
.,srbfd Do Freyeinet that there need
"A n fesr OF war between England and
49, n the too countries have agreed
49,. 4 plan for settling the Afghan
irnsisr ,Iusstion.
a MrsrkEK.
f.wp0s, April ia Dispatch 70 the
ss~rfrrd. dated Iirpal. April 10th, says
- Russian troops hsvs stopped ad-
,-~<snO and are retiring 70 their former
noeitiuriL 6sn. kaInafon IN dispatch
~ b les isft Penidh1
Iphlx PRESS COMMENTS.
Inxps,s. April 19.-.rhs Times this
..e~ninsr. IN discussing the AnRio-Rus
sisn qeistion, Gays " Nothing has
hspcsatd Ia the last three or four days
8 Justify 3 change 10 the public stti-
~, Even II the Government Is pre-
,ssrsd 20 give she Russians the terri
sorv alrsady occupied, il by 40 means
foIicws that tbs trouble is ended
fhe Standard speaks 10 the following
ssFest . nobody who has the honor
n Eueiand al heart can help feeling
Ibsf the Government IL paying q disas-
Irons priee for the respite which il is
proposing 70 secure"
THE cIrHKB rETiKPRETKD.
Ths eiphsr dispatch Of Sir Peter
Iamsdeii, giving his report Of the
psnjdh incident, has k,een interpreted.
snd copy 81 she Interpretation has
bssa disEributed amon3g tbs members of
- Cabinet. Nothing more il publiciy
.u0un ,If the e0ntents.s This is differ
n tiistsfeh from that stated by Glad
Ifsns 70 ths House Of Commons last
aigilt. IN several hoors we're con.
Iansd IN deeiphsrine the dispatch.
souspta, Il ID believed 70 contain full
Ieptfts OF the battle and the events
ssdine. 10 u, a. vieSssi by Englishmen
leafeeit The scene.
aR DAHpAisEELRs MUST Bg KEPT CLOSED.
DISPATCHES reesiyed here this after
Iaoli from Vienna and Constantinopie
fafi, that Austria and Germany have
yarnaa the Ports that tho Berlin treaty
Nj b8 s.nnulied II English or Russian
Bsr ships are allowed TO pass the Bos
jtofps In the event OF war between
znRIip'i and Rnssia.
49,
yumisA, April ls--A Telegram received
sers says that the Afghan chiefs have
eat 3 dsputation to Gen. Kamaroff 10
their Submission. IL also says
has Droeiamation signed by the Gov
,rnor has been isened at Herat, ordering
hat nobody be allowed 70 entsr the cit
zdeA; that the CITY gales be closed from
I'm. 20 5 am; thai Nc -four, cereals
% fliiws oil Be exporiedt that caravans
b pernitted 10 enter tAe city only on
speeiAi license; THAI oil Russians be d.
rectsA 10 present themselves to the Gov.
srtior; and that every household be 10
70 faFniah the seFvicss Of two
will tiailed men.
The Tsgbtsa thinks kfRhanistan is
s0ht ~ England.
afAnp TALE, BUT MEANrNoLEss.
JAMRooD, April is.--The Ameer, be-
fors departing today, said that be had
7n1ersd the tribes 10 sepair the road
hsua Gnbal 60 Hsret, land that reinforce
nsEte had left Kaudaiihr for Heras
70 believsd Rnssis might yield 70 ~.
scustiances. Only when all arguments
ave filled must war be considered, and
ham the AfRhans will RES ~ one man
D repei she invader. His policy was
eridsd upon aud vould sist be changed.
IL people must ascept u a. hs had. and
ssist trust him az he had been trusted
. England. Tha Ailehans would never
arrendes an inch OF ierr5sory, nor allow
heir ,sonntry TO be a highway for the
Isissian army.
IfxR oALf silFE couEsIi.
PANS, April Essad Pasha, Turk
II Ambassador, hes teen instructed
bat Turkey will rsainssin neutral
'ositiDn In the event at war between
sngiand and Russia.
IN A DANGEROUS PLACE.
TcuLox. April lss-Full tws hnndfed
iaGlhlh veeseis seeking eareoss ef grain
~ n0v assembled ~ Odessa, TaRuraa,
md oth8r ports Of tho Black Sea aud
he Hsla Of Azof.
au9kDns0 urnnArrAR.
0uRAtrAR, April IL. Because Of shs
sporls that Russian irDnciads are NOV
fiR IN this a{reutign HE British war
hip Grapplef has been ordered 81
lFnim, up and down the Straits OF Glib
islfaf nightly. Volunteers are freely
,fering for tbs artillery service.
AMINO PAclinc srEAmzhs.
Hosozoso, April 10. - The British
iossfnInsst n ehaiteFing steamers be-
onefag 10 the P,sniiasnla A Oriental
'Ane and transferring them into arunsd
Iruiasrs.
PnoiouKD nrscuvKaY or rak nkRLIs
PRikss.
BxsIsN. April i6.--Ths press here Nsn-
rally express the l,pinion that Russia
: hambaRRiuR knRland.
lSAfs WANTS 4 FIaHr.
Lasp,H, April ies--k dispAtch from
kosab b The Exsh siiea Telegraph Gem
ans states that the Italian fset is be-
o. lifted out for q movement 10 the
3sltie Sea, aud that d number of SEA
men engaged for earviiIs In the He'd Sea