Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-20
FOREIGN NEWS.


The Egyptian SITUATION.
CAIRO, June 19sh.-Arabi Pasha, in pre-
senting prizes to the pupils of the Italian Col
lege. said that public security would be guar
anteed.
Batteries have been arriving at Alexandria
on the night trains for the past few days.
ALEXANDRIA, June 19th.-It is reported
that Ragheb Pasha will take the portfolio Of
Finance and Ahmed Raschid will be made
Minister of the Interior; Eulaikar Pashs,
Minister of Justice; Seelik Pasha, Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, and Arab Pasha, Minis
ter of War.
Dervisch Pasha advises the Kbedive to go
to Cairo and remain there for few days, 30
as to tranguiize the people.
Arab Pasha has given orders for torpedoes
to the value of 100000.
The Katatbe Irrigation Works havestopped
wrk.
An Italian man war. with two companies
of troops, has arri ed at Port Said.
BERLIN, June 19sh.-England and France
have promised that TIE conference on Egypt
ian affairs shall meet on the % !. at Constan-
tinople Meanwhile the Khedive, Dervisch
Pasha and Arab Pasha nave promised to
maintain order.
ALEXANDRIA, June 19th.-The banks are
mostly prepared to resist siege. The Otto
man Bank has been converted into an armory.
The entrance has been blockaded by bales of
silk, and the clerks are well supplied with
provisions. They also have ropes ready to
haul up refugees from the streets.
Arab Pasha has thanked the Khedive for
his appointment as member of the Ministry.
There is no doubt that the Khedive is
straininS every nerve to maintain order. He
is beginning to realize that he has provoked
an exodus of Europeans which will ruin the
country.
The sub Minister of Justice, who is con-
Quoting the inquiry into the cause of the
riots. states that he cannot justly punish the
prisoners as long as he is unable to arrest the
instigators Of these crimes He means Arab
Pasha as the chief instigator.
Fears of Bedouin Arabs.
1sMAELIA, June 19sh.-Alarm is felt here
because of the proximity of large numbars
Of Bedouin Arabs, who lately approached
close to town. and have been observed hover
ing along the unguarded banks of the canal.
Charged with Treason.
LONDON, June 19th.-A correspondent at
Berlin says that Herr Melting, one of the
principal navigators in the German navy,
has been arrested st Keil on a charge of hav-
ing accepted bride of $50, 900 roubles r. de-
liver to the Russian Government copies TX the
plans of all the works OF defense on the Ger:
man coast.
Ammunition Seizures.
LONDON, June 10 .h.-Thomas Walsh, an
Irishman. the tenant of thu house in Clerken.
well where ammunition and firearms were
seized, has been arrested. From the fact that
he has assisted enigrants to America it is in
| ferred that he is in connection with parties
in the United States. Since Walsh's arrest
another 5000 rounds of ammunition have
been seized at his residence in Hatton Gar.
den.
State OF siege Extended.
BERLIN, June 19th.-The Bundsrath has
consented to the motion made by Saxony to
extend the state of siege at Lsipsic another
year.
Five Men Drowned.
QUEBEC, June 19sh.-Five laborers were
drowned yesterday by the sinking of boat.
Schooner Sunk by an Iceberg-FIve Men
Drowned.
ST. JOHNS IN. F. June 19sh.-The Amer
lean schooner Massaoit, under full sail,
crashed into an immense iceberg and sank
almost Immediately. Five Of the crew went
down with the vessel. A fog prevented the
lookout from seeing the iceberg.
Apache Prisoners Executed.
New York, June 19th.-A special from
Mstamoras, Mexico, says: A dispatch from
chihuahua to-day states that q Apache
prisoners, captured in the recent fights with
the Jesus and Maria bands, were taken out
in field yesterday and shot. They behaved
with wonderful bravery, each one meeting
his fate with remarkable GOODNESS, and look
ing dehantly at his executioners.