The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21

are treated antlseptic.lly and are doing
as well rs could be expected.
A dispatch 10 tbs Times from Paris says
NJ. Duclero. French minister Of foreign ~
fairs has sent q telegram TO nj. Irlsl
French Ambassador TO London, lnstruotiDp
him 10 convey 10 Lord Granville the con
eratulatlons OF the French govern
ment and assure Lord Granville
of the cordial satisfaction he feels az the
news Of tho splendid English triumph In
Egypt , MI p,..
advance guards have arrived at CAIRO by
rail. They were received enthusiastically.
All personages of rank who are concerned
in the rebellion have made submission.
ALEXANDRIA, September H.-Negotia-
tions for surrender are proceeding. salts
isctorily. The British will probably oc-
cupy Kafr-el-Dwar tomorrow. 1t is
stated that the surrender will be uncon-
ditional.
LONDON, Septemb er l6.-The Times In its
leading article says If,he lives of Arab
Pasha and his immediate followers are
spared, these men must be put once for oil
out OF the way of doing further harm. They
cannot be permitted to retire to. Conslanti-
nople to become the center of intrgues.
To restore authority the khedive's army
must be disbanded and replaced by gems
darmerie sufficient to maintain civil order.
Iftroops are needed to defend the distant
frontiers it is sufficient to maintain them
on the frontier and not keep them at Cairo
A dispatch to Reuters telegraph, COM
pany from Alexandria reports that Ninet,
a SWISS, Arabi's European adviser, has not
vet been arrested. The khedive has learned
that the commander at Damietta refuses
to surrender. He has 5000 black troops.
Hassan Pasha, cherif, Pasha, Arab's
minister, and Kiamal Pasha have
been arrested in Alexandria. Mahmoud
Pasha Barroudi has been arrested near
Cairo. He was driving on the road to
Shubra at the time.
The Pail Mall Gazette announces that
Gladstone has asked the arch bishop OF
York to direct thanksgiving services to be
held in the churches tomorrow for the sue
cess in Egypt.
A dispatch from Cairo to the Daily
News says: However much Arab Pasha
may have impressed the peasants for ser
vice in his army, he has not medd!ed with
the property of the people. The whole
country seems prosperous.
Reuters telegraph company has the fol-
lowing from Alexandria: Fort Asian was
surrendered at IL o'clock this morning to
General Wood in person, The cammandant
and twelve officers came forward to surren,
der General Wood Immediately inqnir ed
for the Italian naval lieutenant. Paolucei,
who was supposed to have espousedi
Arabi's cause After some delay, Paolucei
was brought forward, wearing the uniform
of an Egyptian officer. He was placed un-
der arrest. General Wood informed the
hstosd Of pf Fort b Asan a tni' his ds
brother Officers If they with
their men would assist in repairing the
railway. The offer was accepted. Several
civilians. evidently belonging to upper
classes, were found in the Fort. They
were apparently merchants, but they were
nevertheless ordered to set to work on the
A dispatch from Constantinople to
Reuters telegraph company says:
The impression prevails in oih-
cial circles that the Anglo
Turkish military convention will not be
signed. Nevertheless another cabinet coun-
eli was held to-day at which Said Pasha
was instructed to address fresh conciliatory
letters to Lord Dufferim. 1t is believed
here that Arab Pasha will be sent to Eng
land.
CAIRO September 16.-With the excep-
| ton of few leaders and one or two per-
sons accused of crimes, no rebels were
made prisoners by General Lowe, VINO
merely required them to surrender their
arms Many who have been prominent in
the rebellion were told, much to their sur
prise, that they were free.
ALEXANDRIA, September 16.-Kurshide
Pasha, commanding at A boukir, has sent
in a message announcing his readiness to
surrender.
General Wood occupied Kafir-el- Dwar
and Mallala this afternoon. The naval
| brigade, with their guns, have re-em-
barked.
A Sheriff and Deputy Killed.
CHATTANOOGA, September 1.-THE sheriff
and his deputy of this county were shot
and killed to-day while enroute with prls-
oner, John Taylor, who, two years ago,
killed Captain Fletcher on the Tennessee
river. He escaped but was finally captured
and brought here. He had several trials
and at the last term ofcourt was sentenced
to ten years hard labor in the peniten-
tiary. He appealed to the supreme court,
which is in session at Knoxville, and the
case was to come up to-day at
noon. Sheriff Cole and Deputy Conway
tool, the East Tennessee train with Taylor,
who was handcuffed. Several men boarded
the train at Sweetwater or Philadelphia
about seventy.fiye miles from here, and
while the train was between there and Lon
don, deliberately shot Cole and Conway
dead and wounded another man. They
then released the prisoner and took charge
of the train, running it through LONDON,
and at Lenoy's station John Taylor anu I'M nIs
brothers Bob and Andy, got of, and fore
bly taking some horses, left for the noun
tsins. John Taylor was wounded IN the arm:
| Tbis citv is in an intense state OF excite
ment. A posse of thirty men with Sprng-
f, field rifles left on SPECIAL tram on tne
| Cincinnati Southern for Kingston, ana an
other posse will leave here soon. an over d
land posse has already left Kingston, ana
another from London. Cole was sheriff
only two weeks. He was one of the most
nonular men in this community, and was
about 20 wears old. He leaves q large
family. Conway was about 81 and Was
prominent in locol politics. such excite
ment has not been seen in Chattanooga
since the war. A special train will bring
the bodies of the victims here tonight
The shooting took place about O'Clock.
WAsHISGToS, September l4.-A dispatch
4 from Knoxville gives the following account
Of the murder Of Sheriff Cole ana MS 1ep-
uty: The officers had IN CUSTODY .nreg
/ Carter were under sentence for mur-
der and we're chained together.
The other prisoner, negro, was
Il chaired 10 the seat Whenthe train stopped
at Sweetwater three men entered the car
one Of whom was the brother oil the PTS
oner, Taylor. One entered tne t car ir ,ha
the other two entered the car from the
front. Tsylor's brother approached Deputy
Conway from behind. placed a pis-
tol to his head and blew
Conway's brains out. He then
took the keys from out OF Conway POCKET
and unlocked the prisoners. Taylor and
the latter secured the deputys plstol; a. A.
this instant Sheriff Cole rushed at the
men firing on them and the prisoners.
A. be fired the prisoner, Taylor, shot him
thronoh the bowels, and the other two
men shot him through the breast.
Sheriff cole fell deed. Taylor,
ne prisoner. was slightly vounoed
-, =. - TAYLOR iumped on the engine nnd
~ !. -. :. .t-.,is 81 the engineers head.