The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-06
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THE LATEST NEWS BY ThE CABLE.
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French OulroatA Attaeked-Thc Sultan and BAKER
Fasha-Arasl Hants to be fried by English.
men-The Ceremony orthe "llol, Car. laU
4 lsr'-Su,ptcted Murttrers CAught. ,l


TuNis, October 5.-lnsurgcnt A,abs hive
attacked.the French out post On tho Agerine
border. GH'nlI I
" CoSsrASrlSorLr, October 5.-Thc Sultan
is Extremely yexel ut Tho departure Of
Baker Pasha. II is stated that tic GOV.
ernors OF Smyrna ana Rhoadcs were or
dcred to arrest him, and the Khcdivo las
been commanded to send him buck. ..,e,,.
Pans, October '5.--'rhc Sucz Canal Is to
be improved and tnlarged.Jy lssaSaC ~
CALLAo, PkHu,T 0ctber photographic
communication with tho United States anl 4
Europe was established this morning. iy.
l.ov6ox, October 5.-,i'hc corporation Of i.
London will PRESENT M address Of cougra,,,.
lation to General Wolseley, and the Tree.
dom of The city and n sword o! honor TO
Admiral Seymour. General Wolseley Inns 8.
already received the freedom OF tho c,y. t,j.
DUBLIN, October 5.-One Flannisan and I,
his wife, suspected Of being connected with
the murder OF Lord Mountnorris ut Clon. II
hue, County Galway, on September s. were
arrested at Cong, In that county. - -
CAlRo, October5 -Arabi Vasla demands
trial by Englshmen, saying that, he sur.
rendered 10 them md TINT he would huye
escaped II he had known Tint he was 10
be tried by Egyptians, from whom hcS *
poets no mercy ~ pip E@afm1G -Wi
LONDON, October 5.-Dillon, replying to
the resolution OF the Liverpool League, re-
questing him TO reconsider the resignation
he sent into Parliument, writes that he will
give the matter his earnest attention, and q
says that nothing bu. III health could cause
him to quit politics. itr. iriIa,ji..5r ;if.l,.
LONDON, October 5.r-A Cairo dispatch
says the annual ceremony OF the dlloly
C,rper was observed here to-day. and Wit
messed by tho almost entire population
including a majority OF European residents.
to whom the sight was 4 novelty. At nm !,
early. hour 4 magniticently caparisonel
camel was conducted 10 tile cntruncG'of
Abdin palace. The animal was tleckc,l.
with costly tapestries, trimmed with solid
gold and silver Soon after i,s arrival there
appeared Il number o! government officials
who proceeded to load It with rich and q
magnificent articles OF every description,
Then the khediye appeared, followed by Is
MS ministers and the procession WAS form
ca, the camel leading the way. General :
Wolselcy, the Dulie OF Connaushtand all tho
notables and pashas in Cairo, and many b
English officers came next. Theproccssion
passed through the principal streets whcl,
were thronged in every direction. As the =
camel appeared the native population u
bowed themselves and remained in Tint at- u.
tltude until it had passed. After Il long and +,
clrcuitous journey the procession proceed
Ell TO the railroad station, where the camel
was divesled Of its load. which was placed q
upon cars for transportation to Mecca Us nuJ
Offering to the Caliph from his faithful fol-.
lowers. The ceremony is the occasion Of Z
great joy throughout the AIohunimedan
world, and is also observed i'll Constanti-
nople and other Eastern cities Just prior 10
thcannnal pilgrimage to Mecca, which Is !,
now close ut hand. ..... -''', ~
PARIS, October 5.-De I.esseps has tele-
graphed the President ofthe Court Martial
by'which Arabi Pasha is to be tried, tcsti-I
Tying that during the war Arab exertel
himself to maintain the neutrality OF tie
snez canal and that heprotccted the lives
and interests Of several Europeans. M r..
ST. PsTEnsHsRa, October 5-The Nihi- !,
lists Nogormy and Jew:yeT, the commuta-
tion OF whose death sentence by the Car
was made public yesterday, were con-
cerned in the assassination police
spy sixteen months ago. /. ,.l es tzH.eaf
VIENNA, October s. 1t is reported that
England has promised the. Khcdive to pcr-
init recruiting for the new Egyptian. mili- :,
tary force in India, prpyided the present
gendearmerie are placed under British
officers. ''S "''9'' ';.tt'' q" 'a .i'aS' 40: q
CAIRO, October 5.--Largc quantities ,of..
valuable loot were discovered at; Dama,l-,l
houer, and other plnces in Egypt. 1thas
been decided to expcl from the counliythc
Swiss, Ninet, Arab paslia's advisor. .'f'7',
The khedivc will tomorrow sign Il de-
cree resembling the prohibition OF the inn /.
porsatlon OF coal and petroleum.. Il ,,5I'
Several natives convicted OF participation
in the June massacrcs will be executed i'll
Alexandria on Saturday. 'l .~tass. s.6n,S,'
CAlHo, October 5-Arabi pnsEa and
Toulba pasha today were removed TO
Garde Mcmbles, where the other prisoners,
numbering eighty, we're removed ycster-
day. The preliminary examination in the =
case OF Arab Pasla was held secretly TO-,
day. llisformal trial will be public.