Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-14
Two Miles Of Burning Build.
ings..-A Third Of the City
on Fire.
Admiral Seymour in Possession Of
the Town-.-Arabi Bey with Be-
douin Army Escaped.
Terrible Carnage and Destruction Of
Property by Native PiIIagers.
The independent Republicans
of Pennsylvania Won't
Compromise.
PROHIBITION MoAEMEAr IN NEBRASKA.

PROHIBITION M0AEMENr IN NEBRASKA.
European News.
London, July ia correspondent of
the Daily Telegraph says: He found
many houses in the Arab quarter badly
injured and partly burned by the BON.
bardment and dincendiary fire in the center
and European quarters at this time of
telegraphing, which covered an area of
seven miles square. A large part of the
population fled toward the canal.
A dispatch to the Times, confirms the
statement that body of marine sailors
was about to be landed. It also says the
bulk of the Egyptian army is at Rossette.
forty miles northeast of Alexandria, and
at Damalthorn, thiry-eight miles south
east of Alexandria.
Admiral Seymour telegraphs this
morning: The terms we're the surrender
of the fort at first demand. The use
made of the truce by the Egyptians is
considerered disgraceful. Nothing is
known of the Khedive, but it is believed
he is still at Ramlet harbor, where his
yacht is apparently awaiting until the
weather will allow her embarkation.
Alexandria, July l3-The Chiltern has
moved IN tho hor1,or
The fire III the city is steadily increas.
ing.
1t is reported that Arab Pasha is
marching on to Cairo.
London, July 13.-It is believed that
Arabi Pasha has concentrated his forces
beyond the city to oppose the British
advance.
Fully half the town is burning, and
there will be landing in force to inves.
tigate the condition of things and if pos.
sible to render aid. There will probably
be three or four hours suspension OF
telegraphing in consequence of the
Chilten's change of position.
Hundreds of Christians in Ottaman
bank and adjoining buildings were mas
sacred.
London, July 13.-The Standards cor.
respondent on board the Invincible, tel.
egraphing at three o'clock this morning,
says: The whole civil population and
troops have withdrawn, and the whole
of the grand square burned.
London. July 14-Four hundred cav.
airy leave England tomorrow week
destination unknown. Tie Times, this
morning, says by this last outage, Arab
Pasha has put himself outside the pale
of humanity, and he must be followed
and his army dispersed. 1t is salts
factory known that British preparation.
are completed. and that we are ready te
carry out the will of Europe if no othel
nation be found to do the work
Should the porte still
hold back, Lord Dufferin will state il
the conference that England is prepared
to undertake the task, but will welcom,
the cooperation of any other govern
ment.
The Standard says that Admiral Sey
mour will furnish a full report of the
performance of each iron clad, with til,
details of the working Of the armament
London, July 14.-A despatch from
Constantinople says: Musurus Pasha
Turkish ambassador at London, has tel
egraphed the porte that Earl Granville
has informed him that England will b.
compelled to proceed vigorously agains
/ the Egyptian rebels, but that the SOY
ereign rights of the sultan will be in n
way prejudiced thereby.
A despatch to the News fror
, Alexandria says the number o
persons massacred by til
> mob is estimated at 1000.
Admiral Seymour telegraphs: hav
. occupied Kas el Tines palace with tn
, marines and spiked the guns in six bat
teries opposite. The city is still burr
! ing, but 1 am cleaning the streets. Th
j, khedive is safe in the palace, which
I garrisoned by seven hundred marines.
Of: Alexandria, July l4-The arin
:, = heard in Alexandria yesterday was
d marines and soldiers VIII
o were dispensing plunderel
9 with gatlinR guns. A small detatchmel
= who first landed had to wait for reinforc
n ments before they were able to push
Il the center of the town. and there ",
70 some short, sharp fighting. No wat
u could be obtained owing to the stoppaf
a of tho works. There are some Frent
es ladies among the fugitives.
n. London, July l4-A dispatch to Rea
u, u, ers from Alexandria. dated July 14th,
"a a. M, says that the fire in Alexandria
,g still raging and that there are at least t.
i'd miles Of houses on fire. More thas
n, n third of the city appears to be on fire.
Nc Constantinple, July A-In last g,
lning's meeting Of tho council. tho pri1