Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-18
ON THE EVE OF MORE WAR

Constant Reinforcement Of the Epglish
Troops at Aiexandris-Fear OF the Sack
ing Of Cairo-Arabi Entrenching Him
self-The Part America Is PLAYING In the
Struggle.
ASSISTANCE FOR ENGLISH.
LONDON, July ia dispatch from CAL
cutta reports that the last mail steamer sailed
with $50 tents and large quantity of stores
on board for Suez.
ALDERsHoT, July ia battalion of Num-
ster fusilers have been ordered to sail for
Malta to-day.
ALEXANDRIA, July 1.-THE Northumber
land with 700 men, Tamo, with nlnety-oue
marines and Salamls and Agince have arrived
here. The marines will land at Gabari and
two regiments at Ramleh.
FRANCE ARoUsINe.
PARIS, July 17.-The cabinet council have
resolved to accept an invitation TO protect the
Suez canal jointly with England.
MARsEILLEs, July 17.-Six French trans
ports have been ordered to get ready to EN-.
bark troops.
ALEXANDRIA, July 17.-Admiral Seymour
has issued manifesto announcing that be has
undertaken, with the consent OF the Egyptian
government, the restoration OF order. No
body is allowed to leave town after sunset
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house of timber merchant. A maid servant
escaped to the garden, where she remained
surrounded by fire, the soldiers laughing at
her agony and firing at her bat pur-
posely avoiding inficting fatal injury
preferring to see her burnt to death. Finally
she rushed through the flames and, though
wounded by bayonet thrusts, she succeeded
in securing refuge in the ruins where she was
discovered by the marines and handed over to
the Americans. During the alarm Saturday
night $50 Bedouins at the GAIA mig gate fed
before the attack of midshipmen ard twelve
sailors.
CoNsrANTINoPE, July l7.-Order continues
at Cairo.
ALEXANDRIA, July 17.-General Stone rode
sunday evening six miles in the direction OF
Arab Pasha's camp but saw nothing OF his
army. The khedive has received news that q
large number of Bedouins collected1 three
miles from the railway gate, which Is oppo-
site the weak point in our defences.
PORT SAID, July 17-There Is an immense
number of refugees here Many women and
children are expected to-day. The Europeans
are imperfectly armed with revolvers and
sporting guns.
They fear they will be attacked by large
force of BedouiHs, who, 1t is stated, are assem-
bling In the desert. There are also 1,6OO
Arabs at Port Gulmi, six miles hence, throw
ing up earth works. Three British, four
french, TWO Italian and one Spanish men-of-
war are in the harbor. The governor is loyal
to the khedive but the Egyptian colonel who
commands the 800 men here is suspected.
ALEXANDRIA, July 17.-Lieut. Jackson,
wounded in the attack on the forts. is dead.
ALEXANDRIA, July 17.-several fresh fires
occurred last night. Troops from the troop
ship Tameraire are disembarkug, and will
raise the total British force ashore to 5000
men. The war steamer Helicon has inter-
cepted two regiments going to Port Said from
Cyprus and ordered them to Alexandria.
Four sailors and two of the khedive's body
guards rode to Kafr Eldwar last evening and
reconnoitred Arab Pasha's outposts.
ALEXANDRIA, July 17.-Lsulba Pashe, the
military commander Of Alexandria, is stated
to have personally engaged in footing and
arson. The Austrian consul Is the only
foreign diplomat who thought it necessary to
quit Alexandria He has gone to Port Said.
Dervisch Pasha states he has sent fifteen tele-
grams to Constantinople for troops, all I'M
answered. The Egyptian Gazette was pub
lished to-day, native newspaper started
under the control of the British authorities.
The party of sailors and members Of the
khedives body guard, previously referred to,
penetrated to within 500 yards OF Arab
Pasha's lines. They found the reports con-
corning the proximity of Bedouins untrue.