Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-09

| The Struggle In Egyp,.
| ALEXANDRIA, September Sth-Tne mount
30 infantry made spirited Reconnaissance of
Mandrss yesterday. They came in contact
with the enemy and six of the latter were
killed.
SICK OFFICERS.
tsNAILIA, September Stb.-The Coicnels of
three English cavalry regiments are sick in
the hospitals.
AN IMPORTANT RESERVATION.
CoSsTAETIEoPLE, September 8ta.-Clause
10 OF the Military Convention between Eog-
| land and Turkey, which names Port Said IA
the point OF Decentralization for Turkish
troops, has been reserved for further consid-
GRAFTON.
ARAB lila MURDERER 70 BE oANoN1zsp.
ALEXANDRIA, September Shit is re-
ported that Arab Pasha ID i'll with dysentery.
The body OF the murderer of the Euelish-
men, Richardson and Dobson, who was ex-
ecuted yesterday, was lett hanging in charge
or twenty native POLICEMEN. Late last night
an Arao mob Overpowered the guard and car
ried of the body to bis mother with the rome
with which the man was harged. They in
tend TO send the murderer's clothes and the
rope to the mosque, as relics, ard the body il
TO be embalmed IS that of saint, No Brit.
ish soldiers were on guard.
UNDERSTANDING ARRIVED AT.
PoRT SAID, September S.h.-An under
standing has been arrived at bstgeen the
military authorities and the water conpapv.
by which Port Said VIII receive SEQ tons Of
water daily, and Ismaiiia stuff Gent quaint
" to supply its inhabitants.
NO MORE TORTURE.
ALEXANDRIA, September S5h.-There is no
tuur5nsr danger II prisoners being tortured.
Sir Edward Mais5, British Consul General.
having tsken measures FOR the PREVENT yn of
the practices. He says he had difficulty in
persusding the Arabs that the use Of the
tnumo'screWs was unnecessary in conducting
examinations OF prisoners.
FRESH WATER CANAL CUT
LONDON, September S.h-A dispatch from
lsnaiila Gays Il is reported that the fresh
water canal has been cut above TeI.ek K ebir.
thus flooding the Tow-lands to the south OF
that place.
The QUESTION OF INDEMNITY.
ALEXANDRIA, September Ssh.-The Minis.
Try day submitted to the foreian CousuIs
General proposals relative to indemuifyipp
the inhabitants of this city for losses sustained
by Incendiarism or pillsge. The Ministry
suggest that International Commission.
whose decision shall be final, be appointed
70 settle the claims, the Commission TO con-
e.
partnent, two Egyptian DELEGATES and one
delegate from each of six great powers, One
OF the Egyptian delegates to be President of
the Commission and the Vice President to
be elected by the Commission by simple
majority.
OBJECT OF THE REcoNNoIssANcE.
kAssAssIN, September Ssh.-The object of
the reconnaissance made to-day was to drive
out a force of the enemy reported t, nave &C.
cupied village near here, and also TO erect
a field telegraph line. The village was found
deserted, but the enemy s position and earth.
works vera diseerped on ridge not far dis
tant, The enemy appeared in great num-
bers, and brisk fire was opened by both
sides. which continued half an hour without
any casualties. The horse of Major Terry.
correspondent of the Army and Ncgp Ga
sette, was shot from under him. While the
Eogiish were retiring the enemy swarmed
down the hill aud fired at them. The Eeyp-
tians evidently thought the reconnaissance
was the beginning of earnest operations The
enemy are giving the English more trouble
than the latter had anticipated The
Egyptians are now in possession of four posi-.
lions from which the English had driven them.
Affairs in Ireland.
DUBLIN, September Stb.-Earl Spencer, in
reinststing the dismissed policemen and grant,
ing them pardon, expressed his regret and
surprise that they should have been induced
to take the step they did.
Clifford Lloyd made conciliatory speech
at Longrey yesterday.
DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER Ssh.-Earl Spencar
announces that seventeen of the dismissed
Copstables, being bad characters, will not be
reInstated. Ii further combinations arise.
he says, he will be unable 20 approve the re-.
instatement Of any men dismissed for like
offeuse.
The Dublin police appear 20 he grateful for
the consideration Earl Spencer extended
towards then. They are full Of zeal and
resolution to do their duty.
Earl Spencer, in reply to-day to memorial
adopted at the Mansion House meeting YES
terday, asking forcomma tstion of the sentence
of Francis Hynes, said he regretted that he
was unable to interfere with the execution of
the sentence, and Hynes will accordingly be
hanged st Limerick Mondsy.
Frishtfui Work OF Cholera.
MANILA, September S.h.-One hundred
Thursday, and 229 deaths occurred in neigh
boring villages.
PARIS. September SSh,-Advices state that
cholera is raging in China,
Japan and Corea.
SHANGHAI, September Ssh.-The difficulty
between Japan and Cofes bas been arranged.
Cores has agreed to pay $500 900 as a COM
pensation TO Japan, and $4,000 to the rela-
nVes OF the murdered Japanese subjects.
In an Excited State.
CETTINJE, September SSh-A large party
of Alospisns collected on tba front;ss ~
with the object of provoking fight with
General Fergrins, but hostiities were avoided
through the moderation of the latter. The
H;us Desween she so.oer population CT A.
O'"'a anu NUN Is very strained
Feebleness OF Emperor william.
bREsLAu, September S5h.-Owing to his
Ieoeht o'er.exereioh, emperor william did
ny lease ms rooms thorsoay. In order to
psae nun ~ .t ss mueh ia'lsoe Us possible, the