The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-22
OLD WORLDS NEWS
AN EGYPTIAN WAR THREATENrpls
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MANCHESTER, May :l.-Nlichael Dayitt.I
addressing a meeting Of Irishmen, X IN
this city, said that nobody lamented Ii 8;
recent murders more, than Re, and that
nobody was readier to prevent such
crimes in the future. He declared that
without the presence Of the police and The;
military, the property Of the Irish land
lords would not be worth months bur. bur.
chase. ~. \ 81 IA W si 4, &
LONDON, May 2l.-The parnell. Glad
stone programme regarding tue passage of {
the new Irish measures il now. Com.
plete. The Land League SsS mon.
ber have been informed 4 Of g:f fhcS
progress Of tho repression.oi.crimes. hillsl
and will determine their action repartlinv{
the arrears act. II they obstruct thsS
first, tho Government will FlejnvS;
the second. Gladstone's anxiety tos
get the crime bill through in some
form Is explained by. his vast \ loss /
OF ministerial popularity with the
masses since the Dublin murders and
his hope Of recovery by this Z method 4
Hence the great concession to Parnell's
followers, to induce them to avoid obstrnc. 4
ton that would surely destroy GIadstone'sS
Government. When tho crime Il. bill
comes up, on Tuesday d next, in
the Commons, important : amendmentse
will be offered and accepted; onea
relating, TO the proposed embargo
on Irish newspapers will 5proyidey
that suppression shall only REFER TO-
American journals OF the Rosa dcscrip-S
ton. This will remove heavy restrictions:
from the local Irish press. Another amends
ment will reduce the term OF the operations
OF the law from three years to two; lnothersi
Will make less arbitrary the power OF arrest. Z
ing persons merely suspected Of belonging 1
to secret societies. .7 -. sf1sS;5I &
LONDON, May 2l.-The situation in \
Egypt grows hourly more interesting and
critical: The British and French squadrons
are ut Alexandria. The French sunboatss
are guarding the principal points Of the
Suez canal. The excitement in Alexandria
is reported to be very great, but still II SIS !;
believed that the Egyptian difficulties Will
be settled without resort to force. In a news
portion OF Alexandria, which is inhabited &
chiefly by foreign inhabitants, who number
more than 10000 persons, the belief is GEN.
erat that the Europeans have won their
game. The Circassian officers have been 4
sent away in foreign vessels. ESSill fS
A Dublin special says it is reported that
Grape has been affixed to the door OF Car
dlnal McCabe's residence, and piece Of
paper with the representation Of coffin
on it left on his doorstep. u:
-Four hundred houses were burned III
Boyadad, Asia Minor. Sl;Tg;ss li5SsiS
LONDON, May 2l.-A Cairo correspondent
says: THE admirals OF tho English and
French squadrons have no orders except
to protect Europeans, which thcySwillibess
utterly unable to do in the event of{resist-S
ance. as it would be easy TO destroy tie
shipping from the land and ruin the city!S
before the allied fleet could silence single 4
tort The English and French goyernmentss b
are mistaken if they think 5Arabi BeyywiIlN
be frightened into yielding ut Cairo blythe
presence Of iron clads at tAlcxandria.
CAlRo, May 2l.-Arabi Bey's adherentss
assert that Arabi can count upon the aruyS
and that he means fight. The Khedjye'ss
adherents are calm. -Four. thousand re. \
serves responded TO the call to arms.
ST.. PErEnsnuEG, May 2l.- Great fire in 4
the Jewish quarters OF kovno. s5S.;lt;
LONDON, May ol.-The Duke OF Grafton.
is dead, aged G3 years. 5sl 4