The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-13
in FOREIGN lands
IL II; Rlor'No IN ALEXANDRA: ,R
Further Particulars Of the Out.Lrsak-sl.i,..Y;,,np
kar0peaas Kllled-rhs AbdlealIoa Of tho i.l q.
khsal's bsmsaaeaay The Military. Il
General Dispatches by Cable, I

i Ah'dl'' D'Haaasas sy The Military. 4;
General Dispatches by Cable. 81
ALEXANDRIA, juno l9.-Thc report Of The!
murder Of tho engineer Of tho British man man.
o''war Superb, Is no. generally credited.
Patrols on the streets have been doubled.
CAtFo, June i2-At n meeting Of Tie
military leaders it was decided to petition
tho khedlve TO ablicatc. It was declared
that II he did not he would DO inassa cred !,
1t Is rumored that tho cavalry and artillery
VIII not Join IN any conspiracy asainst tho
khedivc. - Sy,'3S;iss
LONDON, June 12.-Adyiccs from Alex
andria late last night, stated that The dis
tprbance commenced simultaneously al
three different points. Tho object Of the
rioters, In great measure, appears 10 ha,yEoD
been plllage, in which Lcvantincs rs we'll
as Arabs participated. A regiment ot cav.
aIry and regiment of Infantry has been !:
ordered to reinforce the garrison.
A telegram Just received here saws the I
oiliclal reports Of the riots in Alexandra !
find the number Of Europeans killed IL il bc. b,
sixty-sevcn. ~ K q Il i!5
ALEXANDRIA, Monday morning, juno 12. /
-Great excitement continues; all shops are ]
closed. {. ! ); s s.3t5 5fS5fS
LONDON, June 1.-THE Admiralty Office.
has received dispatches confirming the re- re-,
port Of tho murder Of the engineer Of tho
superb. The fighting ut Alexandria cx-S
cept the deliberate attack upon tho Con-
suls when proceeding to tho residence of3
tho Governor, seems to have been confined
to tue Arabs and Levantincs. No Eng lish,
residents are reported wounded THE!
Times correspondent at Cairo says the, re-
sponslbility for the riots rests upon Asabis
pacha. Dervisch Plcha had summoned
him TO resign and there seemed no alterna.'S.
tive bnt submission or defiance, but since iutsi;
the riots broke out Dervisch pacha had to
appeal to Arab Pacl,a rs commanding lie;
only available force TO restore order,
CAIRO, EdYrr, June 1o.-The following.
report OF the riot has been received from
Alexandria. Cookson, the English Consult
says: When he was proceeding from tho
Great Square to tho Governors residence
he saw two Europeans. respectfully dressed
and apparently naval officers in plain,
Clothes knocked down. AGreek was shot
and killed by soldier i've yards from iron I I
Cookson's carriage, and others even clo.Escr
were knocked down and stabbed, A s;ol-3
dier cut at the Consular kavass witl,;his
sword. The carriage Of the Greek Consul q
was stopped by number OF soldiers and the 4
occupants dragged out, and the Consul vas was !
severely beaten. Cookson escaped with
severe mallreatment by his coachnlan
ias,hing horses, but he WINS struck on bead
anu one OF his arms broken. 2 The Italiau$
Consul whs wounded by stone. The wife;
OF the Austrian Consul General was Mt.
tackled and insnlted. The accounts OF tlie,S
origin OF the riot are conflicting. = il55s:$
LONDON, June l2.-In the Commons To- :
DAY, Dixie, under foreign secretary. read
kilograms from Alexandria,, stating the Y
| wee Consu! is convalescent, and that tho u
riots were not Of II political character. s55Sl l
Dispatches from Alexandria, dated T2s
O'Clock this afternoon, say the town is y
quiet. Telcgnms from Constantinople and
IRON Alalett, Consul General at!Alexandria,s
Gre l reassuring regarding the safety OF the5
Spurious American Cheese. M
LONDON, June lo.-In the Commons to-jJ;3
day, Chamberlain, President Of the Board
Of Tnde, replying to questions said he /
had referred the subject Of spurious cheese
from America, made from lard, 10 tl,cSde-S
partment committee. He thought + tho 4
adulteration act was sufficient 10 deal with 4
dom. S'=si IL J .,55is 80 : 81
The Cause Removed. l5$5l Il; q
IuSls, June l2.-Leyy, tho English
claimant to the Euddo estate, is dead I'll:
was the difficulty about the possession of 4
thlsproperty which precipita,ed the Frencl,S
movement against Tunis. i 81
Wind and Fire. tisss8
Moscow, June ia violent gale swept \
over the city yesterday. Tho Exhibition I.
buildings were greatly damaged. s Al iirc&
broke out during the storm in The Ra.S
gosck)i quarters, aud one hundred houses, I:
mostly wooden, were destroyed. ls{i35il 7i5f
TIKI III ,1c,noria.n. 2$5:3 5s3
ROME, June IA bust Of Garibaldi has y
been placed in tho Municipal Hall. Tho
President Of the Paris Municipal Council, n
in remarks hero yesterday at tho GaribaldiSss 81
demonstration, said: "In all points France's6
hands arc to-day stretched out towards Il
Italy," fsif,.52 q. 81
NAPLES, juno l2.-A procession Of Il w
ooO people, including Garibaldi's veterans Il
marched to the Municipal Palace Yesterday
and presented the Syndic with a marbles y
tablet from the Neopolitnns in memory OF &
Garibaldi. y! n h 5I7sli5!,t ia
l!ritis', Grain Trndc. 4
LoNDoS,Ju l2.-Thc Mark Lane Erpres Z;
in lis review. Of the British grain trade for;
the past week says: The weather has been
cool and the ruin fall benefited ali grains, h;
except wheat. Trade is almost at stand 4
still and getting weaker. The same is true 4
OF the foreign trade, in which most descrip-s& s&
tions arc unsaleablc, except at IA declinc.iS
on the coast trade has shown further, de- K
preston. Thirty.,lren carpoes arrived, Of S!
which 'iiteen have been sold. Cargoes ont4as
passage and for shipment unimportant and n
IN little demand. The quantity of bread=;55;l =;55;l
sttsls ailoat shows an increase Of 1lS 000f5
quarters as compared with 1881. N 5ss