Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-28
FROM FOREIGM MaTl0as
The yEerld's Greatest 0ara-
men Meet In E.snden.


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4sa1hss 1xissla, II nsw oaasa and I
doslh.
Fns oreaa oarunaeR e ahe Wer1d.
ne boat raoe fer ei0o side hesween
HlaRRnn and the Ana1xaliAn oarsmnn,
Nieisen, took place today on ths
hnmsa from Pafnsy 10 Mortiaks. Il
waa wea b. Nielsan, who anished nluns.
Baaeh and HAnlan witnessed tie race
from ehe dook Of s steamer. On meet
ing The champion and ex.ehaDpion
showed muksd enldneas. not even
shaking handa Beach said that he
woald nof FoW n AmsFloA u HAnlan
offered him ~ whai8 e kmeHiaa 60 do
60. He said be wonld row on the Para
meta, and Would lay Hanlan RloC0
aealnat &800. hnt Be woaid nos pa4
Hanlan'a travelling expenses. The die
pate was oontinasd for some tima. aud
Hanlan was greatly anneyed b. Bsnnh
oallinR him 0asbag."
nemyan9 GAe Fewer q Alsxan&eR.
Bnnnrx, Sept. 27.-Ths Norfh 8sru,an
Gassifr, u an artials denying NE great
power Of Prince Alexandsf. maintains
that Russia bad placed ne ailaonlty n
fha wny of Alsxhndor'a Ramainina nt
Soda. Il says; The CzaE'B personal
aversion for Alexander il no neW thing.
For she past I've years NE Prince has
believed himself - Be able % bear Rus-
sia's wrath without preiudioing Tie in
tsFesla o. Bulgaria. Iharefore, it be-
hooves the newspapers favofahie to'
Alexander 10 explain the real motives Of
his abdioatiou. II she newspapers fail
10 oifsr an explanation, the German and
Austrian PAFliaments must do So
Conseal fssla SEAT IN the Reichssan.
Ths Socialists salsased PAIL 6ilRaE, of
Dresden. 10 oontest TIE Berlin seat II
the Reichsfaa, made vacant by the
death Of Herr Won LoaWa. The Oon-
sokxatives will run Herr Won fsavls1o,
but the Liberals have not yet chosen q
candidate.
opsosing the Aanexatlsn ~ the New
mehrlaes.
PAnrs, Sept. g7.-La Fraaes Opposes
the annexation Of the NsW Hebridos,
which Il says Ia only designed 10 bring
IN New Caledonis. which wants 10 make
The ialands hunting qgoands fer the dis
guised slave traders, Who, when The ma.
sivea attempt 30 dsfsnd themselves will
cry cot that the French settlers ere be
inc murdered and the dag insulted.
The pager urRes the Rovsrnmert 90 re-
.r.ia iI,'a seaa'ne iaftnef expsoit'ons
y .ue 's.e1es.
rs FArnssA A1aFss-eA : Meeal@A.
LoEDoH, Sept zl.-Mrs. Parnells ad-
dressing q meeting. 81 Liverpool this
evening, said that the Irish looked TO The
Americans 90 nphnld the democratic
principle N theiF demand for Home
hule. II past victories, freshmen have
achieved no greater victogy tnan that OF
controlling tnslr sengars. tnelE cnanes
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The Belfast hiet Commission viii
oommence 10 ait on October 9Th.
Farmers Renalve An Behalf or FaaheF
Pnhrv.
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LoEDoN, Sept. H.-Ihe Press Aga0cia-
lion says that The British Government
has ne omoial ooenizanoe Of she alleged
Treaty ostsesn HnesAno ana sne onitea
oeases'
elve ~ me Iaxasses
BHUssKLLs. Sept. 4l.-Ihe Bishop Of
Lia9e, In opening toe Congress Of that
city yesterday urged the leading social
Glass 70 interest themselves IN public
and political snAire. called nron the
wealthy to Esncunee their life Of luxury
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MeANs neiA@ke.
VEcronrA lB. o.. Sept. I.-in dis
charging the tea cargo Of the bark
z3roya at Pert MoodF two chests we're
broken and thpwn back on the chip.
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~ Ihs frsetnred ehests. and a dIacoveredr
tbak Il wao sfuifed full of dnkinhle oooda
al high Valne. Ofher chests we're siwl-
Iarlv loaded. The entire cargo. yaluod
A e960. .0O0- waa therefore selaed. Il
waa Owned 81 Frazer 4 O.. Of New
YORK.. The chests shich contained
oontrahand articles weFe o0nsigDsd %
Montreal nrm- Iwsnsy chests o. the
Aoroyss sarge esse oaiaakea.
The Baltlc Rleet "a neastneaa.
LoHpoa. sauf. g7.-Advioea from "a.
Pstern9urr say that she Russian gov
srnmens has resolved that the Baltic
aset ahaIl Fenaln equipped throughout
the coming winter, 40 that 4 shall b In
readiness - emerge snonid 2 nav pef-
mit Is.
KinG cite Worses
WuNrau. Hepa. 27.-The condition Of
Kine q. 20 4 growing worse. He refuses
warm food bat davoars great quanfisies
~ eold vianda, often a ne middle 81
ne niaht. he talks 10 himself and gee
lioulaiss wildly. He insists upon 70
naming e scitea. aeen MARA q
Bavaria visitea nim teong.
Chrfstiaus Burned.
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