Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-09-08
LATEST NEWS.
Burleigh County, Capturesland Carries off
the Silk Banner.
The Territorial Convention-No Nomina
ton yet Reported
Affairs in Egypt-Another Victim Of the
Bismarck Bridge
FoREIaNlADVICEs.

DUBLIN, Sept. 6.--The services of
special constables has been dispensed
with.
kAssAssIN, Sept. G-Thc British out
posts were strongly reinforced to-day and
drove the enemy back. Lieut.. Holland,
of the 18th Hussars, was wounded.
CoSsTANTINorLE, Sept. G.-The pro-
clamation Of the porte against Arab
Pasha declares that the maintenance of
authority and prestige of the Khedive is
indispensably necessary and that the de-
signs of Arab Pasha justify his being de.
scribed as rebel. Dcrvlsh Pasha, Serve,
Pasha, Baker Pasha and Lebibc are to
start for Egypt Saturday. The Kurdish
chief, Abcidullah, has made his submis.
sion 10 the Sultan and been ordered to re-
side at Medina, in Arabia, where a pen
sion will be allowed him.
ATHENS, Sept. Gan armistjce has
been concluded between the Greeks and
Turks on the Th1ssalian frontier for a
definite settlement of the dispute in re-
gard to the frontier is progressing satis-
factorily.
1sMAL1A, Sept. G.--Scveral correspon-
dents have protested against additional
censorship Of kilograms at Port Said after
they have passed that at headquarters.
Gen. Wolsley has promised removal of
the grieva nee.
Gen. Wolsey says the enemy reconnoi-
tered the English position at Kassassin
with cavalry. They had no heavy guns.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. G.-The Nile has
risen very high. 1t is reported that part
of the cnemy's position of Katfir Ell Dewar
is flooded.
PORT SAID, Sept. 6.-An English train
was attacked near Ramsey to-day by
Bedouins. The escort of the train re-
pulsed the Bedoulns. The Arabs have
thrown the carcasscs of horses anc other
foul matter into the Ismalia and it is
feared. the water will become unfit to
drink.
KAssAssIN, Sept. 7.--Maj. Gen. Wilkin-
son aud Col. Butler with body of Indian
cavalary and mounted infantry advanced
to within mile of Telelkeblr at three
O'Clock this morning, and took sketches
and made particular observation Of the
enemies position. The rebel troops were
apparently asleep and none were seen by
the British until the latter were retiring.
LONDON, Sept. THE Hillsdale crew
say that they were never IN better coudi-
tion than they now are.
/ MADRID, Sept. An official dispatch
from Manila states that ia natives and
one European died there yesterday from
cholera.
DUBLIN, Sept. 1.-The ten persons who
were arrested for completely in the MUIR
der of the Joyce family have recently
been committed for trial by the special
commissioners The names of the prison.
ers are Miles Joyce, Patrick Joyce, John
7. Joyce, Patrick NJ. Joyce, all Of
Cophaniee; Patrick Joyce, of Shaunville;
Patrick Casey, NJ. Casey, j. Casey, Thos
Casey and Anthony PhilIln.
ALEXANDRIA, Sep. THE British
have burned house on the left bank of
the Mahmoned canal, signals having
been made from there to the enemy with
lights. All lights arc now prohibited
after nine clock at night in houses be-
yond the out-posts.
DUBLIN, Sep Lord Spencer to day
ordered The release of the following sus-
pectsi Two wardens at whose houses
large seizures of arms were made; kava-
naugh, who was suspected of an attempt
to murder in connection with the same
affair; Mccler, who was arrested for par
ticipation in the murder of Baily an in
former, and Doyle Davis and Reagh,
implicated in the Sevill Place murders.