The Phoenix herald., 1882-07-21

so severely burned in escaping from his room that it is sad ae cannot
 live
 .G.t away from de Window CHICAGO, July tS-A special from
 Musick Ferry, near St. Louis, reports
 the negroes of that section scandal
 ized because Henry Francis, Gar
 man laborer, was living with an un-
 married negress and essayed to reg ulate matters. Francis saw the
 crowd of angry colored men about Lis holse at midnight and showed
 his musket through the window and fired. A. P. Rogers WIS killed and
 Geo. Morris is believed to be fatally
 woun. led. Francis has not been seen since, and it is reported that
 the crowd took him at daylight and drown~d hIm in the Missouri river The Vynr.
 [ NEW YORK, July 1S-The Her adds Alexandria dispatch says the ] frat report. of the extent of the de-
 vastation are greatly exaggerated.
 Although the destruction is greatest
 in the European quarter, it is by no
 mea ns confined there. The fires are
 scattered throughout the city ani long lines of streets arc still burn ing. Arabi Pasha is still at Calf Owar. His force consists of four
 regiments of infantry, 1500 irregular troops, one regiment of cavalry with l 800 horses, 8 Krupp guns, and 12
 mitrailleusses. Tne British have cut the Cairo railway near Lake Mariolis.
 A Holocaust.
 BUENos AYREs, July 18.-Durirg
 the celebration of the funeral of
 Garfbaldi the curtain in one of the
 lodges caught fire. The edifice was
 crowded and the wall fell down be- hind many of them. Twenty bodies
 were dug out. All were prominent
 people.
 Holy War.
 ALEXANDRIA,, July 1S.-Intelli- gence is received from Cairo to the effect that the police decline to per
 nit Arabi Pashs to enter the city. Very few houses are now on fire. Refugees from Cairo report a holy war being proclaimed and Euro peans being massat red in Tanlau gh, Mancurah and Seagrezig. The con- sul has been killed at the latter place.
 CAIRO, July 1s.-About 1000 Eu- ropeans with an escort of soldiers arrived safely at 1smailia. Anarchy prevails in the provinces.
 Restoring Quietness.
 ALEXANDRIA,, July 1S.-Admiral l Seymour has issued a manifesto an nouncing that he has undertaken with the consent of the Egyptian Government the restoration of order. l Nobody is allowed to leave the town after sunset During the massacre soldiers Set fire to the house of lumber merchant. A maid servant l escaped to the garden where she re- mained, surrounded by fire, the sol tiers laughing at her agony and firing at her, but prrposely avoiding fnficting any fatal injury, prefering to see her burn to death Finally she rushed through the flames, and though wounded by bayonet thrust she succeeded in securing refuge, where she was discovered by the marines, and h anded over to the Americans During the Alarm Sat urday 150 Beduoins at the Gibaniz gates fled before the attack of mid shipman and twelve soldiers.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 18.-Order continues at Cairo.
 LONDON, July 1s.-The Times has the following from Alexandria: It is stated that Arabi Pasha is march ing on Port Said with 300 men. A large force of Belouins is apparent ly following. The American con- sulate is occupied by sixty Ameri- can marines and twenty sailors. The houses around being on fire the Americans were blowing them up in order to save the consulate. Last night a strong band of Arabs en- tered Alexandria and killed 6 num- Der of Egyptian soldiers. Admiral Seymour is laying a telegraph line Ill around the works. The English | soldiers are digging graves in 8 square for twelve ruffians who are to be shot presently. The English are . gradually getting the place ln order, put the Arabs are still setting fire to some parts nf the city. Advices re- ceived at the Palace state that Aarbi , Pasha has dispatched the Under ( Secretary of War 10 Cairo to bring $ ID immediately all the available roops and that he is busily en- renching before Fl Dwar. One re- ( ult of the shops being broken into i 3 the demoralization of soldiers and ailors. One American sailor was ut down today by his officer for 'ad behavior last night About mid light VIC heard great noise ash ore \ landed and found the troops ready 0 resist the expected attack of the , inglish sailors and marines. All refused to assist but he Americans, who formed up and topped with the English. On go- . ng forward It was found that the :, -rabs had fired at some seilors and nat false alarm had occurred.