Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-21
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CAIRO, September 2o.-The following gem
eral order has been issued, 70 be read to
every British regiment on three successive
parades:
THE general Commander.in.C Chief con-
graduates the army upon its brilliant sue
cess, crowned by the capture OF Arabt
Pssha and the surrender OF Cairo. The Gen.
crnl Chief feels proud 70
place upon record the fact that the bril-.
liant achieymcnts Of the campaign are "a
lie attributed TO the high courage and noble
devotion OF all ranks. called upon 10 show
discipline under exceptional privations, 70
give proof Of fortitude In extreme toll, and
TO show contempt for dange' In battle:
Officers and men have responded with seai
and alacrity, adding another chapter 70 the
long roll OF British victories"
shot BY Hts Own nes.
CAIRO, September 0.-Abdellah PAslia.
Commander Of Damietta, has been shot BY
his own soldiers.
Disorder In Cairs.
LONDON, September 20.-A telegram p
published here stating that In consequence
OF some disorders in the Arab. quarter u
Cairo, General Wolseley has thsreatened
the event Of their renewed, to open fire from
the citidel.
Preparing for . New Deal.
LONDON, September ga disptach from
Cairo says: News has been received from
Cettinje that an offensive and defensive al.
lance has been concluded between Russia
and Montenegro.
GOOD Aaviee.
LONDON, September 20.-Gladstone has
advised the King OF Greece 10 refrain from
pushing the frontier claims 10 extremity.
shsald Keep QaieG
BREsLAS, September 21-A Catholic
clergyman of some rank has been fined 100
marks for libeling Prince Bismarck In m
article on the Chancellors attitude toward
Kulturkampf
Yes, or Cosrse.
LONDON, September 2D-The Times says
there can be- no possible question thst
whatever may be the ultimate solution u
the political problem, the Khediys mast
for n considerable time lean upon the force
which has destroyed the rebellion. large
number of our troops will. no doubt, re-
turn home, but there must remaiu sufiici-
ent TO overawe disaiTection. We may 80 fur.
nent force for the maintenance Of order
must proceed under English direction.
They viii work It for AL is's worth.
LONDON, September 0.-Leading Eng.
lish barristers havs been retained 10 de-
lend Arab and bis fellow.prisonen.
Must Get Consent.
ALEXANDRIA, september 20.-Thc Fog.
lish Consul General has been instructed 70
MORN the Kbcdiyc that no capital een-
tsnce on the leaders Df the rebellt0n viii b
permitted 20 be carried out without The
consent Of the English government
The Csotag Bev1sw. i
CArBo, septembsg 20.-Ths review OF the
British troops on arrival Of the Khedivs
will be an Imposing spectacle: u h. az
pected that about 10, 900 men Will b IN line.
OiS.Ms..Afr frasA. ssHis-@shjeeas.
ST.. PErxNBURo, September O.-Ths
Emperor and Empress, and the Grand
Dukes Alexis. serguis and Paul started loe
Moscow last night.
The order for stringent police control n
g. Petersburg and Moscow has been pro-
longed for one year.
The csaP ~ u0se0W.
Moscow. Septemhr 20.-The CEar and
Czsrina arrived sately. An Immense
crowd lined the streets through which they
passed 10 the Kremlin pslacs. and they
were received with the utmost snthusissm.
Moscow, September 9O,-Tbs Imperial
Court bss been established In the Krsmlin.
An order hiss been promulgated stating
that in consequence OF the arrival Of the
Emperor and Empress at Moscow and Of tbs
Imperial household. q procession Will b
made 10 the Cathedral.
The following persons are requested 70
attend st the Kremlin this sftsrnoon. TfD
principal army and navy ofhosrs, oil PEI.
sons entitled 70 present. themselvs. st
court, the nobility and municipal author.
tues OF Moscow and other cities, the prin-
cipal members Of the Russian and forsiga
mercantile community md ths tfsde guildG