Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-13
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CA1Ro, June 1O.-Dervisch Pasha to-
day received the ulemas, addrsssinR
them in the same firm language as hith-
erto held by him. Four Of the ulemas
declared Europe had not annexed Egypt
fact which was due to Arabi Pasha;
and the military party added that before
the pending questions were settled, the
English and French fleets must quit
Alexandra. Dervisch Pasha, on hearing
this, exclaimed he came "a a representa-
tive from the Sultan TO see his maiesty's
orders obeyed, not to listen to advice,
and ordered them to quit the room. He
then continued the interview with other
uiemas. 1t is believed in diplomatic cir
cles Dervisch Pasha, while offering gen
eral amnesty, will 60 even further than
the French and British ultimatum
against leaders of the movement.
Riots At Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, June II, p.n.-Serious
riots occurred today between natives
and Europeans. Several persons were
killed and wounded. and a number of
houses destroyed. Police at first re-
mained inactive. A riotous demon
stration later took place before tho
French consulate, into which several Of
those mortally wounded at the outbreak
of the riot were carried. Disturbances
continued some time before the authori-
ties took steps to suppress them. The
English consul was severely hurt, re-
ceiving gun shot wound, and the en-
gineer of the British man. of WAR Superb
was killed. Disturbances continued for
five hours. when military appeared and
dispersed the rioters
Equal % q Battle.
LONDON, June PA telegram pub |
lished here says the official report of |
rioting in Alexandria gives the number |
of Europeans killed at 62.
LONDON, May 12.-Gambetta is likely
to visit England next week.
Advicss from. Alexandria late last |
night stated the disturbance was COM
menced simultaneously in three differ
ent places. The object of tho rioters is
in great measured pillaging, in which
as well as Arabs participate.
A regiment of cavalry and regiment of
were ordered to reinforce the
garrison.
International Conference.
BERLIN. June 12.-It is proposed,
at the suggestion of France,
10 hold conference on the Egyptian
question.
4 Doubttal Truth.
ALEXANDRIA, June 12.-The report Of
The murder Of the engineer of the Brit
ish man-of-war Superb is not generally
credited. The patrol on the street has
been doubled.
Egg ptian A6alrs.
CAIRO, June 12.-At meeting of mil
itcry leaders it was decided to petition
the Khedive to abdicate. 1t was de-
clared if he did not he would be massa-
cred. 1t is rumored that the cavalry
and infantry will not join against the
khedive.
Want Moro Coin.
DUBLIN, Juno 13.-John Barry, NJ. p.
for Wexford county, and Vice Presi-
dent of the Home Rule Confederation,
will start for America to reconcile con-
tending factions of Fenians and Land
Leaguers, with view to increase the
financial support for Parnell's policy.
Total Runaway.
QUEBEC, June ia runaway horse
striking against bridge crossing the
rapids of Montmorenoy, mashed down
the guards, and horse, wagon and occu-
pants vent into the river and were swept
over the falls.
The Lie Given DR.. Tupper.
TORONTO. June 12.-Ths Globe says it
learned on excellent authority that the
Canadian Pacific Railroad must cross
the Rocky Mountains by the Yellow
Head Pass, and that Sir Charles Tup-
per's statement to Parliament that a