Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-08
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Pretraetea War RreSaAle.
NEW YoRK, August IA London letter
says: Those who fancy that the present
Egyptian complications arc Of little oodss-
quence and that the difficulty win soon
blow over are doomed TO disappointment
All signs and indications On this side ef the
water point TO long, disastrious and San.
culinary conflict, which will soon involve
the whole OF Europe. Can Egypt or even
Turkey keep up the warf Most sssursdly.
The rfsder must rspemhee tAek n ~ Alst
place neither the Egyptians nor the Turks
ever bother themselves In the matter
Of the commissariat a. they will
forage upon the country for the
primitive provisions required BY their
troops. Like the old.tims guerilla
chieftains OF Mexico, they will levy oontri-
buttons on the Inhabitants and help them.
selves to whatever they can lay hands On.
This mode Of warfare costs but nttle, end -
both Egypt and Turkey Gre we'll supplied
with the most approved modern firearms
mostly Of American makel, they can keep
DOtu OuCuotNu NAiu q kCuotNV Wok ~
an almost indefinite period. And
A fsP 0eaateFs,
heavens, There Is no computation OF The
Moors, Soudan Africans and Mussulman
Sepoys who will flock TO their standard the
moment holy war 10 proclaimed, ~ II -
suredly soon will he. Among those OF largo
experience in oriental matters and affhin
the opinion prevails that the Sultan and
Arab Pasha are In perfect accord;
that the Sultan's lease Of Office and his very
dynasty depends upon his taking no sctivs,
aggressive action against Arabi, who being
direct descendant Of the prophet, Is con. I
sidered . holy man, and 70 make war
against him Is 10 arouse the whole Moham-
medan world; that the procrastination OF
the Sultan the delay In the Constan tinopls
conference, and the hesitating, defensive
policy OF Arabi Is all Q preconcertsd
scheme 10 gain time while the emissafies
OF Arab and the Sultan confer with and
arouse the people Of every Aohammcdan
country: that at this moment the religious
ENJOYS OF Arabi are At work, even In India,
and soon terrible war Of exterminstion,
far more lsanguinary and atrocious than
the Sepoy mutiny, will burst forth 70 par
alyze the civilized world. And there 10
good ground for believing these theories
and conjectures 10 be correct
Admiral Nichelso. ExpIaias.
WASHINGTON, August The Navy De-
partment has received Dispatch from
sending the Marines ashore ct Alexandria.
He says he has permission from the khs-
dive to do SO for the purpose of protecting
the United States Consulate, with the 70
quest that his men also aid in extinguish.
ing the fires In the city which was done
until the restoration OF order, when all the
Marines we're withdrawn save twenty-five
who were left to protect the Consulate.
A CsprespsnAeat's Troubles.
A London cablegram says: The Alsxan.
dria correspondent OF the Daily Telegram
seems 10 be having an eventful time Of 10.
have heard that DIR. RUSSELL 10 man
"Bul Run" Russell-who got his namc,
you will remember, by sending TO England
battles of our American civil war He was
badly left on the report OF the report OF
the first days proceedings at Alexandra.
The Standard had m account Of the open
ing OF hostilities at 7:I0 o'clock the morn
ing they began. Russell, or whoever the
Telegraph man may be, plnined bis failure
next day by drawing pathetic picture Of
an accident which befell him. II seems
that, while sailing TO the telegraph ship.
in advance OF ell others, OF course-hts
mast gave way, his manuscript fell oy:r-
az we'll" A couple OF days later this hardy
and adventuresome knight OF the quill-I
will bet Il Is . eander quill-weat ashore
and NEARLY lost his life again by the fall
ing Of building which some wicked Esyp-
tians bad set on fire You can't pick up The
Telegraph without finding sonis thrilling
account OF what IL correspondent has done.
II he goes on exposing himself 70 dsnE.rin
this way he will get hisfeet vet one o. oithsse
days and die. His home Ia on the unlted
States feet The chief duty q the Ualtsd
the housing OF British journalists. j viii
wager small sum thst II IN Amencen
Journalist were TO apply for quIrtsfs On
any of our vessels be would DO refused.
happen 10 know something about this.
which 10 why am willing 70 gamble.
ALzxAxpMA, August 7.-Twsnty Be-
douins have been arrested for pllfsrin9 st
Ramleli.
he con siders II incumbent upon bic GOV.
eminent to give notice, without delay, q
from The disorders al Alsxsndfia, without
distinction OF Nationality, In sofns mannsr
compatible With the resources OF the
Wsvsske Rs0sSp Ypo0 Dossis.
81. PETEnssrRo. August Lit hrsportsd
that troops In odess ,nd IN s ...s ysuoasus
Sslves In readiness 10 embark fof ConstAs-
tipop,s. on account OF var between EnS.
land and ilftey, which, from the present
indications, seems immilinG Il Il b.
lieyed that the Car would regard such .
conflict a. an interpoatiod of Yrosidsnes.
whereby the Nihillstic tesdsnctssof Russis
might Sc overthrow and result In COM
plete paci6cstion Of the Empire.
Turkey.
Coxs1AsrrsopLE, August Lit II certain
that the Malishs have been particularly -
tive lately. The bulk Of ths garrison -
Jealous OF the petted Albsnians, and ~
guards Of Ysldiz Kiosk, native Christisns,
are uneasy. There was Q sfounle0 panie,
Wednesday, among them In StambouL
:, An UNPLEASANT feeling hs; bssa csnssd @ -:
English flag on the public buildings whsa
the British occupied 5usz. Ths Posts has
been assured that the raiing q ths 6ag hss
no signIncenos. The nae displayed wo
that OF the Consulate, sed ~ hoisted IN
conjunction with the Egyptiaa Dag. This
explanation IL not considered ntisfactoSy.
4raooAs sfsEs - =
PAnn, August Lit 2 eseAee thst esee.
tor Ducten Submitted % Pnoeident Gfeyy,
yesterday. list q minist1ss, aad s1a1o4
they bad al sorspts1 ofacas y -
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Loypos, ApGDH LII u rumoest q -
Petersburg dat HusdS b naAktng a41lhe
pfepsrstions A Odeasa, IN yi6w q ~
Turkey and EngisnA ~ y
0eS8Aoy.
BERLIs, August LA dsstsSctiye lfs
occurred IN egsvefopd md aloag IL Kane
river In Caucasus. Crops eovenng - 2o
Of eighty square kiIomste1 wess bssnsG
Loupor, August 7.-With rsfnenee %
fhe erueeted acceuaanco by tie Rugso 81 -