Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-26
ARAB TALKS.
He Says the English are a Great
People,
And Says He Was Beguiled Into the War
He Gives Some Good Advice
The khedive at Cairo
General Notes.
RUSSIA BOUND 10 HAVE HER SAY.

CAIRO, September 25.-Arabi Pssha says
the best thing the English could do for
Egypt would be to send all the notables
and other leading men connected with the
rebellion out of the country. If they do
not do so vengeance will surely be wreaked
upon them after their departure. Seeing
the manner in which the British treat their
prisoners and wounded, Arabi says they
are q great people and that he ia heartily
sorry that he fought them. He asserts he
never thought the English would send a
large army TO assist the khedive, aud so
was led into the war. He denies that he
had any communication with the sultan
during the war.
on TO. Cairo.
ALEXANDRIA, September 25.-The Khe-
dive and Sir Edward Malet, the British
consul general, departed for Cairo this
morning. The Bengal lancers escorted
them to the railway station. The route was
lined with troops and the station decorated.
An English band played the Egyptian ma
tional anthem. The members of the min.
istry went to Cairo on the same train.
He Arrives at Cairo.
CARo, September 25.-The Khedive has
arrived.
CAIRO, September 25.-The Khedive and
the Egyptian Ministers, accompanied by
Sir Edward Malot, arrived at 2:l5 this
afternoon. They were received at the de-
pot by the Duke of Connaught and General
Wolseley A detachment Of Grenadiers
was drawn up on the station platform and
the Household Cavalry lined the approaches
to the depot. The Royal Artillery
Fired q salute
On arrival of train, the band of the Grenadiers
playipg an anthem. The khedive, the
Duke Of Connaught, Gen. Wolseley and Sir
Edward Malet entered the same carrIa"c
and were driven to Ghezirh Palace. The
streets through which they passed were
densely crowded and lined by almost all
the English and Indian troops now here.
The natives gathered along the route, num-
beripe many thou.3nds, gave the khe.
dive a very friendly welC 1me. All the
Tlemas as well as the sbeikhs OF the +
Azhar mosque and the kadi were at the
depot.
He Declined Outside Aid.
CAIEo, September 25.-Among Arabi Pa
shas papers are written offers OF service
from French. German and Russian officers,
which were all declined.
Prisoners OF War.
DAMIErTA, September 25. Abdellal
Pasha, Suleiman Bey and anumber OF their
associates have been sent to Cairo as pris.
oners under military guard.
Cannot Interfere.
LONDON, September 25 Gladstone, re-
plying to correspondent, reiterates the
declaration that he is unable to interfere
with the operations Of Mormons in Eng
land, as he presumes their converts go with
them willingly.
To Retire.
DuBLLY, SeNffpJf accoun. Ss '. Of III IL. L!-i.l..
English Cruelty.
Dublin, September 25.-The military and
police of county Mayo, have evicted htty
families in the last few days in the barony
Of Ellis, and the people have been ordered
not TO shelter them.
What Russia Says.
Sr. PETERSBURG, September 25.-The
Novoe-Vremya says: "Russia's interests
REQUIRE the postponement OF settlement OF
the Egyptian question until after the par
tition OF Turkey, when England might bar
gain for predominance in Egypt