The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-30
PRECAUTIONARY.


the garrison has been strengthened and the
y lhic have been warned to keep to tho
main road.
THE CRISIS,
The Observer 5 dispatch from Cairo Gays
the khedive has refused TO have any further
communication with the French and Eng
lish and excitement prevails in Cairo and
Alexandria. At the latter place troops are
almost beyond control, The eetsare fully
prepared for action The crisis has assumed
alarming proportions.
TO De PROTECTED.
ALEXANDRIA, May 2S-Mr. Cookson,
British consul here called meeting OF
British subjects this morning. He said
that there was no reason to apprehend
danger to life OF property from the Egyptian
garrison. but that Il the necessity should
arise for their leaving the city they would
be protected by the lion clads while en-
barking.
COMPLETE ANARCHY.
CAIRO, May 2S.-Complete anarchy pre-
walls Endeavors to form ministry have
failed. Cberif Pasha has declined to under
take the task because OF the at
titude OF the Egyptian army. Proceedings
at the meeting AT Sultan Pasha's house yes,
tsrday afternoon were most uprC arous, sew
eral officers brandishing their swords. The
notahles appeared to be intimidated. A
deputy from the notables again waited upon
the khedive to-day aud declared that the
army insisted upon the reinstatement of
Arab Boy, adding that the khedive would
otherwise be in danger of his life. The
khedive replied that nothing would induce
him TO assent to Their demand. Ii
Is rumored that France and England
are quite convinced that the porte
has openly encouraged the khedive while
secretly couutenancing the action Of the
army, the object being TO bring about
Turkish Intervention. II is stated that
France and England has consequently
threatened the porte with foreign interven-
ton unless the watohword of immediate
and complete submission" is given to the
Egyptian army.
REINsThTED.
An official statement has Just been is-
sued. 1t says at o'clock to-day all the
ultemas Of the Ela2har university, the
whole chamber OF potables, numerous
notabilitiesand dcputation from the schools,
and body Of native merchants came to
the palace to pray the khedive to take
back Arab Bey rs minister of war, because
the army insisted on that course and me.
naced them ii tho Khcdivc persisted in 70
fusing to reinstate him. In consequence of
reiterated entreatics of the representatives
of the people, the khediyc, DESTROYS of the
maintenance of order and tranquility in
the country, has acceded to the prayer by
reinstating Arab Bey. The statement de-
clares that the situation is unchanged, and
that before he was restored to power
Arab Bey Save assurance 60 the diplo-
matte agents of Germany, Austria, Italy
and Russia who had declared that they
hold him responsible for the public secur-
ity, The president of the council and other
ministers have not yet been appointed
TURKEYS FINGER IN THE PIE.
The khedive has received telegram
from the grand vizier at Stamboul.
announcing the immediate departure for
Egypt of q Turkish commissioner.
MERE pUpPET.
LONDON, May 2S.--Thc Standards Cairo
correspondent says: The khediyc was in
formed that an armed force was in rcsdi-
ness TO convey him a prisoner TO Kubdeh,
II ho refused to reinstale Arab Bcy. He
replied I'll now to The. will Of the nation"
The correspondent adds that u blow Is
inflicted on the feelings Of England and
France, which only tho utmost ncrgy ON
their part can parry. The khediveis mere
puppet IN the hands Of Arab Bey.
DINED WITH rHR SULTAN.
CoNsrANrlSoPLr, May 2S.-Marquis Dc.
noolos, French ambassador, dinco with the
sultan yesterday evening.
The menacing attitude toward the kho-
dive by factions in Egypt causes intense
excitement here.
GREATLY IgRirlTRp.
TuHIS May 2S.--'rho French authoritic,
here ARE great irritated by ,he intelligence
thtt Turkish troops have d'sembarked near
the trontler between TrlnoN and Tunis in
order TO reinforce q camp already there.
Ihn sllhutg4inn an thn in.tr.V.f,t Ar.hs 10
now regarded rs improheh!r.
LNrltRoaEn.
DUBLIN, May IS Archbishop McCate
was en,hroned card ma, with imposing ccrc-
monies at the Catholic cathedral to-day.
Capital Cull'ngs.
fSELlGfntI.
WAsniHoroS, May 9s--Attcrn,y.gcnersl
Brewster has rendere an OF in.on in which
he holds that under the constitution cx-
Secretary kirkwood is not eligible TO ap-
polntment as tariff comml, sioncr, for tho
reason WA, he was elected senator TO the
congress by which that commission was
erected.
LEGISLATIVE.
Only four OF the regular annual appro-
praion bills wa; poSt.oillcc. Indian, forti.
1cation and agricultural have AS yet become
laws. The consular and diplomatic bill Ia
still IN the hands Of the conference com.
mit,ee appointed month ago. The milf
tary academy bill. with senate amend.
men,s, asalls report from the house com.
mitsee on appropriations. Tho pen.
sion bill, the legislative, executive
AMI judicial appropriation BILL ~ d
the general deficiency bills have been fully
prepared by the same committe, and are
reqdyto he brought before the house for
acN,n The completed river and harbor
bill isin the hands Of the committee on
commerce, and will probably be offered at
an early day for passage by the house. A.
usual, under suspension OF the rules. The
army and District Of Columbia bills, having
pissed the house, now await the action oi
the senate committee. aud the naval and
sundry civil expenses appropriation bills
arc IN forward state OF preparation, bu,
not yet reported by the house committee.
REPUBLICAN TACTICS.
~ Is understood tonight. on rood
authority. that the programme arranged
by the republican caucus committee, pro.
vldlng for action on the bill 20 reduce In.
ternal revenue taxation and the general
deficiency bill, immediately amer tina
action on the Mackey.O' Conncr case. will
be changed SO ~ 10 provide Tor a suoccssiyr
bringing before house OF the four othcl
reported election cases a. sooi
a. the pending South Carollny
vnte shall have been disposed cf
The object u this change Of programme Of