Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-07-27
EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS
TURKEY TO SEND TROOPS yt EGYPT
AT LIST.

Egyptians Must Take Care Of Them.
selves.
ALEXANDRIA, July 26, 6 p. NJ
The British troopship Malaba.' and
men of-war Orion and Cygnct, left
here for Port Said.
Adviccs from that place report
that the Governor Of lsmalia fed to
Arab Pasha's lines.
The British in front Of Ramleh are
being reinforced With two nine pound
guns and two Calling guns.
Arab Pasta has gone to Cairo.
The khedive has appointed Omar
Lufti, former Governor Of AlcXan-
drla, Minister of War and Marine.
The Ministry is preparing another
proclamation ordering the people not
to obey Arab Pasha. An employee
of the palace has gone to kafir ell
Dwar with the decree dismissing
Arab from the Ministry.
An officer who deserted from Ara
bi reports that the rebels, under pro
lection OF a flag oftruce, arc pushing
forward the construction of fortified
tons, three miles from Aboiikir. He
also states that formidable prepare
tons are being made around Ros-
eta.
Three employees who, with their
families, were murdered at Tantah,
defended themselves bravcly against
their assailants, many of whom they
killed, until the mob broke in at the
back Of the house ard dispatched
them.
ALEXANDRIA, July 25,-Thc in
spired journal Ell Jawait states that
the Porte still hopes to settle the
Egyptian question without using
force,
LONDON, July 25.--In the House
Of Lords a motion to charge the ex-
pense of sending the Indian troops
to Egypt on the Indian Revenue was
agreed to.
1t was announced that the Indian
Council approved the project of
sending to Egypt contingent which
would not exceed 5000 mon. with a
small reserve.
In the Commons the debate was
resumed on a motion for vote for
credit for Il force for Egypt. The
Under Foreign Secretary said that
the khediye had the support Of the
mot respectable Of the native popn-
lation. The Government desired.
after relieving the people Of Arab
Pasha's tyranny, TO leave them to
manage their own affairs. The
highest military authorities thought
that three which Was the
time that the sum now asked for was
expected TO last-woala be suili-
Client.
Sir WilfrGd Lawson violently con
dcmncd the Secretary Of State for
India, aad stated that the number o!
troops to be ordered to Egypt from
India should be between 1000 and
10000.
The Under Secretary for the For
eign Department, replying to an in
quiry from Northcotc, said that the
Porte has not accepted the Identical
note, but stated that it considers the
essence Of the note to be proposal
to send troops, and it accepts that
essence. 1T will be entirely open to
the Porte, at to. morrow's conference,
to discuss conditions.
a dispatch from Glasgow states
that the G ,vernment has chartered
with the Cunard Steamship Com
pany for upward Of 10000 tons of
shipping. The whole force of the
Cunard Company's establishment is
employed to have the ships ready for
sea at the earliest possible moment.
The Daily Telegraph, says that the
authorities of Daira report that they
have sufficient funds to pay the next
coupon.
Relative to the invitation of Italy
to cooperate in the protection of the
Suez Canal, it is significant that the D.
retto, Of Rome, which though recently
disayowed by the Government, re-
presents the tone Of the whole Italian
press. contains articles dec}aripo that