Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-16


Petersburg says: To allow England TO settle TIE
Egystian question without consulting the powers
Is not to be thought OF.
The Nocre FTemyd considers that Gen Wolse!ey
has shown true generdlship.
What the London Times Says.
LONDON, Sept. 16-The Times in a leading
article says: If the lives OF Arab Pasha and his
immediate followers are spared, these men must
be put once for all out Of the way OF doing further
harm. They cannot be permitted to retire to Con-
stantinople to become the center OF fmpalpabIe
intrigues To restore the authority OF the Khe-
dive the army must be diSbanded and replaced
oy gend'armerie sufficient to maintain civil
Order. Ii troops are needed to defend the distant
frontiers, it Is sufficient to maintain them On the
frontier and not keep them at Cairo
Arabi's Adviser Still at Large.
LONDON, Sept 16.-A dispatch to Reuters Tele-
gram company from Alexandria reports that
Ninet, the Swiss, Arabi's European adviser, has
not yet been arrested.
Five Thousand Blacks Who Refuse to
Surrender.
The Khedive has learned that the commander NJ
Damtetta refuses to surrender. He has five thou
sand black troops.
Arresting Rebel Leaders
Hassan PaSha Cherei, Arabi's minister of pious
foundations, and Kiamil PasLa have been ar
rested In Alexandria Mahmoud Pasha Baroudi
has been arrested near Cairo. He was driving on
the road to Shubra at the time
A Disturbance i'm Cairo Quelled
LONDON, Sept 16-A dispatch from Cairo to the
Exchange Telegraph Company says" Some
natives accused OF murder, assisted by a mob, at
native guard Hired upon the crowd and Quelled the
disturbance"
ParticipatOrs i'm the Massacres i'm Gus.
t0dy.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 16-Several OF the prisoners
who have been brought in have been Identified as
partic1patOrS In the massacres
Gen. Wood Occupies Kafr.El.Dwar.
All the Egyptian soldiers who were at Mallaha
have left that post and quit the army. The ma
tive troops having also disappeared from Kafr-El-
Maltaha at one O'Clock this afternoon. The naval
brigade. with their guns, have re-embarked.
Another Pasha Surrenders.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 16-KurShid Pasha, COM
manding at Aboukir, has sent in message an
nouncing his readiness to surrender.
Thanksgiving i'm English Churches To.
morrow.
LONDON, Sept. 16-The Pail Mall Gazette an
nounces that NJ. Gladstone has asked the arch.
bishop OF York to direct that thanksgiving SER
Vices be held In the churches tomorrow for the
successes In Egypt
Destructive Fire at EImira, New York
ELMIRA, NY. Sept. 16-This morning, at three
O'Clock, the Immense boot and shoe factory OF
J. Richardson s. Co., a four-story brick building,
WAS destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at
100000; insurance, s15o,000. Three hundred
hands are thrown out OF employment. 1t was one
OF the finest brick structures in this city. Four
freInen were seriously hurt by falling walls
The boot and shoe factory OF j. Richardson &
Co. was an immense five story building and only
recently completed. 1t was one OF the most ad-
mirabiy constructed establishments OF the kind to
be found In the country. The fire originated in a
machine shop In the second story and the cause OF
1t is wrapped In much myStlry.
FIREMEN INJURED.
Four OF the iremen were badly Injured by the
falling walls One who stood on q ladder raised
against the wall Of the burning building was
thrown to the ground. He was severely hurt the
extent OF his injuries not being now known The
others were almost buried under the tumbling
walls. They were carried to the cOucheS provided
for the use OF 1remen at the city fire quarters 1t
Is thought that they Will recover. The loss occa-
stoned by the fire was total one and will reach
nearly 100000 to J. Richardson & Co. Their in
surance Is about S150,000 The loss the two hun
dred and sixty-five workmen who were employed
there is very great Many workmen lost full sets
OF tools, and their situation is ptiful in the ex-
treme.