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THE DEMORALIZED EGYPTIANS.
SURRENDER s OF KAFR-EL-DW AR.
REPORTED CAPTURE OF ARABI.
SHOOTING AT CREEDMOoR TODAY
THE YELLOW FEVER PLAGUE,
POLITICAL EVENTS OF THE DAY
THE DEMORALIZED EGYPTIAN
ARMY.
Offer to Surrender Kafr.EI.Dwar to
the notwithstanding Of the Natives
Delivering Up Arab Pasha.

Offer to Surrender Knfr-El-Dwar to
the MISUNDERSTANDING Of the Natives
Delivering Up Arab Pasha.
LONDON, Sept 14.-A dispatch to Reuters Tele-
gram Company from Alexandria says: Arab
Pasha's officer commanding at Kafr-El-D Dwar has
written to Cherf Pasha Offering to surrender. The
correspondent Of the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany at Alexandria confirms the statement that
the rebels have offered to surrender. The British
are preparing to occupy their works A later dis
patch from the same correspondent says: A rebel
officer has arrived at Ramleh with letter Offering
10 q, surrender the troops The enemy bave opened
the canal, and water is coming down rapidly. Or
derS have been issued that the dyke at Meks into
Lake Mareotis, be closed.
Gen. Wood telegraphs to the war office from
Alexandria to-day as follows: An ofricer from
kafr- -El-Dwar has brought letter saving all the
military chiefs wish to submit TO the Khedive
Ihey have given orders to open the canal dam,
and ask me to reopen the telegraph They state
that the army has stopped all hostilities.
The Central Ne,rS has the following:
ALEXANDRIA, Sept 1.-Toulba Pasha has sent
flag OF truce Offering to surrender Gen. Wood
has telegraphed TO Gen. Wolseley for Instructions
A deputat1on from Cairo is at Kafr-El-Dwar wait
ing to come in.
The correspondent Of the Exchange Telegraph
company sends the following:
ALEXANDRIA, Sept 14-The conditions of sur
render are not yet known. The general opinion
mere Is that the natives will deliver up Arabi Pasha
Reuters correspondent telegraphs as follows:
ALExANDRIA, Sept: 1.-THE British troops have
Dttu OTQerpQ 10 lOlQ themselves In readiness to
take possession OF kafr-El-Dwar.
Praise for Sir Garnet WOlseIey.
LONDON, Sept A-The Times, In its leader to-
day, warmly praises Gen. Sir Garnet Wolseley
and gives him all the credit for the success Of the
campaign in Egypt
Report from General woIseIey.
LONDON, Sept 14-General Wolseley telegraphs
that about sixty guns were captured at Tel-El-
kebir. He says Arabi has gone to Cairo General
Wolseley hopes that the cavalry will occupy Bel
befs to-day and that the infantry will arrive there
Benha to-day, and if all is well to advance to Gal
loub, II not to Cairo, with the guards.
The British Loss i'm Yesterdays Battle.
The Daily Telegraph In its second edition has the
following:
and hfty, including thirty killed. Eight officers
are among the dead.
Arabl's Papers Seized.
General Lowe is at Belbe1s with the cavalry. A
brigade OF the Highianders marched towards Tag
aZig and are now in possession OF the railway to
Cairo. All Of Arabi's papers were seized here.
Hundreds of fugtives, including many officers, are
surrendering.
Reported Capture of Arab PaslAa.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Exchange Telegraph
Company has just received the following:
ALEXANDRIA, Sept IA, 1920 p. NIT is reported
mere that Arab Pasha has been captured near
Benha.
The Cavalry Pushing on to Cairo.
LONDON, Sept IA - Gen. WOlSeley telepraphS
that the cavalry will push on to Cairo to-day by
forced marches along the desert route.
The Military Convention
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Sept 14-Lord Granville, the
British foreign secretary has instructed Lord Duff
ferin, the British ambassador, to sign the military
convention.
The Grenadfers.
1sNAIIA, Sept 1.-THE grenadiers will remain
to garrison Tel-el-kebr.
Gen. WOlseley Gone to ZagaZig.
LONDON, Sept 1.-THE Central Ne,rs has the fol-
lowing: "Tel-el-Kebir, Sept 14-Gen. Wolseley
has gone to ZagazIg. The present estimate OF the
wounded is IS seriously and 102 slightly"
The British to Occupy Kafr-el.Dwar.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept 14-Negotiations for surren-
der are proceeding satisfactorily. The British
will probably occupy Kafr-el-Dwar tomorrow 1t
Is stated that the surrender Will be unconditional
CairO's Loyalty 10 the Khedive.
LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch to Reuters Tele-
gram Company from Alexandria says: Butras
Pasha hes arrived at Kafr-el-Dwar en- route to
Alexandria, as a delegate OF the Inhabitants OF
Cairo, charged to declare their loyalty to the Khe-
dive