Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-12

easeiuchtS were ulle0 WIN water, and SeverAk
houses near the Platte river were swept away.
The bodies OF two Germans-Ludwig Auer ana
slacle Drier-who were I'm one OF the houses,
put their bodies have not yet been found. II A.
ieared that other lives besides these nve were LOST
age at present The storm reached over seyerHI
miles OF thickly settled country AT Golden
several houses were washed away, and the Cam
brian Firebrick works were struck by iightnina
anu completely destroyed.
The Egyptian Crisis.
OBJECT OF THE ALEXANDRIA RIOTERS
LONDON, June l2-Advfces from Alexandria late
simultaneously at three different points The OBJ
lect or the rioters In a great measure appears 20
Arabs, PARTICIPATED. A regiment OF cavalry and =
regiment OF infantry have been ordered 20 rein-
force the garrison.
sIxTy-sEvES EUROPEANS KILLED.
telegram published In London says: The offI-
cial report OF the riot in Alexandria gives the num-
Der OF Europeans killed as 81. Arab Pacha ana
with Dervisch Pacha yesterday. The result of the
interview Is not knownbut it is generally believed
that they submit 10 Dervisch Pacha's views
CONTINUED EXCITEMENT IN ALEXANDRIA
ALkxASpRIA, Monday morning.-Great excite
ment continues; all the shops are closed.
MORE ABOUT THE RToTs-rHE ENGINkER OF rHn
sUPBRB KILLED.
LONDON, June 12-The admiralty have received
dispatches confirming the report OF the murder OF
andria expert the deliberate attack upon the con.
suls when proceeding 10 the residence OF the gov
Leyantines- No English resident is reported to
have been wounded
The Times correspondent at Cairo laws the re.
sponsibility for the riot upon Artbi Pacha Der.
vlsch Pacha had summoned him TO resign, and
Ia eaere seemed 10 De no alternative but submission
Pacha has had TO appeal TO Arab Pacha, as COM
nandng the only available force, to restore order
THE KHEprvR IN DANGER
The correspondent OF Reuters Telegram COM
pany at Cairo teiegraphs that at meeting OF the
military leaders II was decided TO petition the
did not he would be massacred. II fs rumored
that the cavalry and artillery viii not join any
conspiracy against the khedfve.
THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE
The Times correspondent at Berlin saws it 10
p1oTPosed, TosS seemingly at the suggestion OF France
Paris and not at Constantinople.
General Foreign News.
A DISASTROUS PLoOn.
LONDON, June IA dispatch to the Standard
from Pesth states that a disastrous flood has 90.
CURED at Nersecz owing to a sudden rising OF the
river. A number OF houses and two bridges werO
DESTROYED. Twelve children and several adulta
were drowned.
GEN. IGNArrEFF RELIEVED.
ST. PETERSBURG, June IA decree is nuhltshel
announcing that Gen. Ignatier, at his own re-
quest has been relieved OF the post of minise Of
the interior. on the ground OF ill-heath, and has
been appointed president OF the academy and q
member OF the senate He retains his membee.
ship or the council or the empire and his adju-
fancy. Count Tolsto, who was formerly pred.
dent OF the academy, has been appointed minlster
OF the interior
GAHBETrA TO VISIT ENGLAND
LONDON, June l2.-The Times says NJ GamDotta
is likely to visit England next week.
ANOTHER EUROPEAN USrLEAsANrNRss.
MADRID. June 12.-The decision OF the budget
committee OF the French Chamber OF deputies In
poStponing altogether the question OF passing q
grant 70 compensate the Spanish colonies who
suffered by attacks of Arabs at saida has produced
considerable impression here. The oppositionl
papers urge the government TO obtain from France
the fulflllIaent OF her promise.
Trouble Among the Cohoes Strikers.
CoHoEs, NY, June 12-Fve weavers went to
work In the Harmony mills. to-day, under the ten
Three thousand strikers are gathered about the .
mill gates, and threats are made 10 KIN the Sc
ceders. The entire police force have been put on
guard.
Stolen Bank Funds Recovered.
: ST Louis, Mo. June IA special TO the Repuo-{
lcdn from Kirksvile says: The wife Of Prank
Mason, the leader OF the bank robbers, has de-
held bank special grand jury has found In
dictmentS against all OF the robbers. charging
them with robbery AMI assault with intent 70 XIII
A PhiIadeIphia Prize Fight. r.
PHILADELPHfA, June l2-on Saturday morning,
June Sd, prIze tight took place In the suburbs
between VIM. Trappe, grocer, and VIM. Murphy,
peddler, the stakes being $50 side. lt is alleged
that the encounter came TO a close by Murphy .
knocking Trappe down. and the latter Striking nis
head against a stone and becoming unconscious.
After medical treatment Trappe appears TO have
ment and hurt his head again. lie was treated az
the Pennsylvania hospital, but died there on Sat.
urday evening Murphy was arrested this morns
ing and held to await the action OF the coroner.
Ross in Training.
WINNIPEG, MAN. June I2-Ross resumed hts
training on the Red river to-day. He viii claim
the championship, as Hanlan fails on his second
deposit
Strike Of New York Type FOunaers.
New YORK, June 12-About fifty men, employed
i'm ftfla ndrxs
bers employed by the firm OF Farmer, Little & Co.,
also type founders, quit work this morning They
demand an Increase OF Is per cent
Anew York Prize Fight.
TwENTY-oNE ROUNDS FOR 5000 STAKES.
NEW YORK, June l2-The prize light between
Benny Greene, OF Providence, and Jim Murray, of
this city, took place this morning near Fort Ham.
ilton: Twenty-one rounds We're fought. nearly
all OF them being In MurrayiS favor. Al the last
round Greene was carried insensible into his
corner. his seconds throwing up the sponge. The
stakes were $500.
The Iron Mills Resume Work.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, June l2-The iron mills in
this city, Coyington, Newport, and Aurora, are all
under headway to-day, under the agreement made
on Saturday.
The National Mercantile Travellers association
will begin its session here tomorrow. The chief
object OF the meeting is 10 create an influence In
travelling statesmen In the south and west
Lynched This Morning.
CHARLESTON, S. c., June l2-The negro John
Johnson, who outraged Miss Mcdowell, at Rock
Hill, yesterday, was Enched this morning,
The New York Horse ShOers' strike
New YORK, June 12-The horse shoers. who, on
Saturday last were commanded by the union TO
Quit work, resumed II this morning In the second
and Tenth avenue Car Stables matters having been
arranged satisfactorily. No additional concessions
were reported this morning, and both sides main.
tain their position with determination.
THE 81 600 BOND PLATE-Secretary Folger to-day
said that he WAS satisfied that the q, 900 bond
plate brought TO light by the friends OF Doyle the
counterfeiter, is not a genuine plate, but that it
will be subjected to further examination by ex-
perts
SECRETARY F0LGER will make no material
change I'm the circular forbldding the carrying OF
dangerous oils on steamboats,.
ADJUTANr GENERAL X. c. DRUN left here for Phil
adelphia this morning. He expects 20 join his