The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-16
DEATH.
Thieving Natives and Hungry
Flames Complete the
Bombardment.
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Parnell il III Health, to Go to the
.". Swiss. Generals Howard
and Crook. ..
Newsy Happenings Dropped from the
Wires Showing How the
World Ways.


that women were seen firing houses,
with petroleum.
John Bright las resigned from the
English ministry. lie was opposed to
the bombardment Of Alexandria.
A correspondent at Alexandria tele-
graphs. The council OF ministers at
midnight decided hal efforts should be
made to affect the arrangement of the
Egyptian question, and that if the
efforts failed Turkish troops should be
sent to Egypt. The porte has received
a telegram from Cairo stating hat all
Is quiet there.
A correspondent on the Invincible
sends the following: on Alexandria,
& p. IN. All the ships have sent ashore
every man that can be spared. The
marines were landed at the request OF
the khedive. Arab Pasha sent away
by railway women and children by
thousands. All able bodied males were
ordered to join the army. This evening
pI oclamations in Arabic were issued in
the name of the khediye ordering all
~ h soldiers to leave their REGIMENTS
and 10 20 back to their native villages.
1t Is a marvel how the Egyptians
fought their guns SO long. The khe-
divs,s nolace lvipg hehind the fort ia
badly knocked about. Several huge pits
were dug as graves, at the forts, and
into these most of tbs dead bndies wete
thrown list aa tbev fall II ia esti.
mated that IN Forts Pbaros and Mex
alona Aoo of .Arahps t,oopa were ki,led
From 2o0 IN . ooO Christians are said
IN have heen killed hut there does not
annear To he any reliable data. From
friendIv nattvss the admiral has
obtained the information that the main
hndv nj Nr,bi,s army has CON. To Da.
man Hour. fifteen miles away. where
strong works have been erected. All
r%enorrs CONCERNING Arabi must be re-
c.iyed with caution. IL may be said
thai, all the forts of Alexandria are
now in our hands. Stone Pasha has
been with the knediye from the first to
the Inst. 1t was erroneous that he had
expoused the pnrt of Arab.
Admiral Seymour saws he would like
to shake the hands of the men behind
the defenses of the Mex battery, who
made a brave defense. The Ouinne-
bang and Nipsic with Admiral Nichol-
Admiral Seymour has telegraphed
the British admiralty: please express
tn. thanks of the officers and men of
fine souadron for the grateful and kind
messare Of her majesty. The conduct
of the officers n men is beyond praise.
The majority of the wounded are doing
well,u He seemed to be much dis
tressed that he c1uld not afford sufi-
cient men To land.
Alexandria, July l4.-At present
there ia one mass of living solid fire.
The unfortunate DELAY or "a hour
nm the hard but excellent
work of Tuesday can never be made
I'm. MANY foresaw the CHASTITY crtas-
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The Daily News believes that there
ia n growjpg Coeling among tbs nov,ers
that the time for Turkev,s intervention
has nassed. and that the work will he
dome nv English and Frepcb
,ccunation within the mast two doys
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