The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-07-20
enter the palace with him. All the min.
listers except Arab Pasha presented
themselves at Ras ell Tin palace.


listers except Arab Pasha presented
themselves at Ras ell Tin palace.
LOoTISG
A telegram from the steamer Chiltern,
of Alexandria, dated the 18th, 8 p. m,
! says that 4the marines patrOlling the
town embarked in the Bittern this even
ing: Aiarge party of the British. assist
ed from neutral men-of-War, remained to
keep order in the town tonight.
1t is again reported that Arabi Pasha
is outside the town with strong force,
but nothing absolutely certain is known
concerning his movements. The killed.
i've, who according to the latest accounts
was at Ras Ell Tin palace, is imperfect
safety.
A dispatch from Alexandria, sen: at
9:15 p. m, says a strong body of men
from the fleet, Joined by detachments
from the neutral ships, has gone ashore
to stop looting and incendiarism.
OCCUPY THE GATES.
The sailors now occupy all the gates.
They.have been ordered to disarm all
soldiers and shoot loiterers The popu-
lace are being encouraged to return to
their homes. The Penelope sailed for
lsmalia. The fire continues with una
bated fury.
THE WOMEN SAILING IN.
A correspondent. on the Condor, off
Alexandria, says that the women were
seen firing houses with petroleum
a correspondent at Consianlinople tel
egraphs that the council of ministers at
midnight had decided that efforts
should be made to effect an arrange
ment of the Egyptian question, and that
If the efforts failed troops should be sent
TO Egypt.
The Porte received a telegram from
/ (tairn Cfafinn that oil mas
A correspondent on the Invincible
sends the following: Off Alexandria, 8
p m.-All the ships have sent ashore
every man that can be spared. The ma
| rines landed at the request of the khe-
dive. Arab Pasha has sent away by
railway women and children by thou
sands. All able-bodied males were or
dered to join the army.
THE KHEDfvE's CowARDICE.
A correspondent at Alexandria tele-
| graphs that the khedive's GOODNESS aud
courage left him during the crisis.
The sailors have arrested the further
progress of the flames at the harem
| palace.
Diplomatists are trying to establish,
with the khedive, a semblance of min
istry.
The people cannot understand why
the Americans, who can only muster a
handful of marines, are invited to land
men.
STARVING.
An officer on shore has sent word to
the ships that the hundred refugees on
the Marinet are clamoring for food.
Biscuit is being sent them.
COULD NOT AGREE.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, July 1.-THE cOun-
ell OF ministers broke up without adopt
ing any defininite resolution, Said
Pasha visited Lord Dufferin, and it is
understood that upon, the lalter's state
ments the course of the Porte will de-
pend.
THE ATTITUDE OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
LONDON, July 15.-It is stated that
the Duke of Cunningham will take CON-
mand of the brigade of guards in Egypt.
The household cavalry do not take any
kits for active service. The Daily News
| believes there is a growing feeling among
the powers for Turkish intervention. 1t
appears that the work will be sufficient
| ly done by the English and French occu-
| patton. Within the past three days France
has shown an increasing disposition to
undertake joint occupation if invited
| to do so.
WILL MEET SATURDAY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 15.-All the
ambassadors have received Instructions
that the conference Will meet Saturday
morning and will recommend the porte
| to intervene in Egypt. 1t is reported
that a number of Arabian sheiks have
promised to support Arab Pasha. Dur
ban troops are held IN readiness to start
for Egypt.
RIOTING CEAsED.
LONDON, July 15.-Admiral Seymour
telegraphed at IL O'Clock last night that
the fire in Alexandria was not spread
ing and that nearly all looting had
stopped. A force of Germans have
landed. to protect the hospital and a party
| OF Americans to establish a consulate
/ The iron Glad Monotone has arrived.
| ALMOST DIFFERENTIATED.
| ALEXANDRIA, July 15.-Thc lombard.
ing of Tuesday almost exterminated the
| Egyptian corps OF artillery men which
| was the best branch of the army.
PATRoLING THE STREETS OF ALEXANDRIA.
| LONDON, July 15-In commons TO-
day, Dixie. under foreign secretary,
read a telegram stating the Am erican
marines were assisting in patroling the
| streets of Alexandria.
| NATIONAL FETE.
| PARIS, July 15.-The national fete in
celebration of the capture of the
basiile in 1875, passed off with
| entire success There was no discord.
| BRIGHT's RESIGNATION.
| LONDON, July 15.-In the house of
| commons this afternoon Chamberlain,
| president of the board of trade, con-
| firmed the rumor that John Bright has
resigned the chancellorship of the
| Duchey of Lancaster. Sir Charles Dixie
said that the government had no infor-
nation as TO Arab Pasha's position.
| CONFIDENCE REvIvING.
| ALEXANDRIA, July 15.-It is now
possible TO walk the streets without an
escort. The cafes and shops are reopen
ing, and confidence is generally revIv-
ing. Admiral. Seymour telegraphs at
10 20 this morning: 81 am organizing a
| police force as fast as possible, and /
have occupied the gates and two forts"
| THE TIMES ON BRIGHT.
| LONDON. July. 15.-The Times in a
| leading article says: "WhatGver conclu-
sion Bright may form in regard to his
duty in the great crises, he will be treat
| ed with respect, but we hope that no di--
vergence of opinion will definitely sun
| der him from all with whom he has so
| long been associated.
RELATE ALONE TO ALEXANDRIA
LONDON, July 15.-In the house of
commons this afternoon, Sir Charles
| Dixie, in reply to a question whether
steps would be taken TO intercept Arab
Pasha on the road, said: "Our pro
ceedings relate to Alexandria. The
other matter is for the powers TO take
action upon"
| A thousand moro marines are ordered
| from Malta to Alexandria,
SAVED IN THE CoPrIc CHURCH.
LONDON, July 15.-An Alexandria
dispatch to the Times says: Thirteen
hundred Christian refugees were saved
In the Coptic church during the massa-
ere. The fires in town were undnubied-
ly directly instigated by the principal
supporters of Arab Pasha and not by
himself After looting commenced the
soldiers attacked the original plunderers
| and robbed them of their prey. Arab
Pasha, during the engagement was at
Port Napoleon, which neither fred nor
received.
ESCAPED TIIE CONFEDERATION.
LONDON, July 15.-The English con-
sulate at Alexandria and the quarter
containing the great grain and cotton
stores escaped the conflagration. Their
is no Geographic communication with
any place in the interior.
CANADIAN sHooTIsT.
LONDON, July 15-In the rifle contest
at Wimbledon Lieut.. Mitchell, of Cana
da, won the Prince of Wales prize with
a score of So.
BRIGHT GOES IT ALONE.
LONDON, July 15.-The Pail Mali Ga
zette says that Bright's resignation is not
likely to be followed by that Of any of
his colleagues.