The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-13
The Egyptian situation.


chiefly by Europeans, was completely
wrecked. The Europeans fired from win
d'ws, killing many Arabs. The latter
made terrible havoc among the Europeans
IN tue streets, The British consul was
dragged from his carriage and beaten.
Dcfvish fasha and Arab Pasha have lett
Cairo for Alexandria.
The Times correspondent at Alexandria
states that the engineer of the British man.
oi-war superb was stabbed to death. The
captain OF the British iron.clad Inyincible
is in charge of the British consulate.
NOT GENERALLY CREDITED.
A dispatch from Alexandria to Reuters
telegram company says. the report of the
murder OF the engineer of British man-of.
war superb is not generally credited. Sa.
trolls ON the street have been doubled.
TO He PETlrIoNED TO ABDIcATE.
The correspondent of Reuters Telegram
company at Cairo telegrahs that at a meet.
ing OF the military orders it was decided to
petition the khedive to abdicate. 1t was
declared that II he did not he would be
mas sacred. 1t Is rumored that the cavalry
ana artillery VIII not join any conspiracy
against the khedive.
state that the disturbances commenced
simultaneously at three different points.
The object Of the rioters, in great meas.
ure, appears to have been pilage, in which
adventurers as well rs Arabians partci-
pated. a regiment of cavalry and a regi-
ment OF infantry have been ordered to rein
force the garrison.
THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
telegram published in London saws
the official report of the riot in Alexandra
gives the number Of Europeans killed as
"a. Arab Pasha and Mahomet Pasha had
sepa. q interviews with Deryish Pasha
, es .erday. The result of the interviews Is
.ot known, but 1t is generally believed
that they submitted to Dervish Pasha'
views,
ALEXANDRIA, June l2-Monday morn
ing.--Grcat excitement continues. All shop,
are closed
CONFIRMED.
LONDON, June l2.-The Admiralty have
dispatches confirming tine report of tn,
murder OF the engineer Of the British wal
steamer Superb. The fighting at Alexau
dria, except the deliberate attack upon tn,
consus when proceeding to the residence O
the governor, seems to have been con
fined to the Arabs and Levantines. n,
English resident is reported to have beel
wounded. The Times correspondent a
Cairo says tie responsibility for the rio
rests upon Arab Pasha. Dervish Pashi
b d summoned him to resign, and Their
)med to be 10 alternative but submission
or defiance; Tut since the riots broke on
Dervish Pashl has had to appeal to Arab
Pasha as commanding the only availabl
force TO resto order
,IrALy's POSITION.
RoME, June 12,--ln the chamber of der
ubies TODAY Signor Mancini, minister {
foreign affairs stated that at the beginnin
of the trouble in Egypt an Italian iron.ca
was sent to Port Said and that another wa
prepared to sal to Egyptian waters at me
, ments notice The governments policy, h
said, was IT, iolutely refuse to assent [
armed Intervention on the part of certai
powers, to favor meeting of conierenc
and to restore the khedive's authority.
AFuLLER ACCOUNT.
CAIRO, June l2.---The following report ,
the riot has been received from Alexandra
: MIR. Cookson, the English consul says whe
! he was proceeding from the great square /
the governors residence he saw two Eur,
peans respectfully dressed and apparent
. naval officers in private clothes, knocke
!, down, and Greek was shot an
killed by soldiers five yard
from Cookson's carriage; and others VIII
were even closer were Knocked down an
Stabbed. The soldier cut at the consuls
carriage with his sword. The carriage
, the Greek consul was stopped by numb,
! OF soldiers and the occupants were dragge
/, olt. The consul was severely bcatel
Cookson escaped such severe maltreatmei
by BIS coachman lashirg his horses, but h
was struck on the head and one OF his arm
, broken. The Italian consul was wounde
by a stone. The wife of the Austrian col
sr'-general was attacked and insulted. A.
counts of the origin of the riot are conilic
ing.
Miscellaneous Foreign Affairs.
DEAD.
TuSIs, June i2,-Mr. Levy, the Erglis
claimant TO the Enfield estate is dead.
It was the difficulty about the possessc
of this property which precipitated II
French movement against Tunis.
GANBETrA.
LoNpoS, June l2.-The Times says Gan
beta is likely 10 visit England next wee
The Standard $ dispatch from Alexandr
! reports that 80 troops have arrived thel
/ from Cairo.
BERLIN, June l2,-ln the reichstag 4
! day Bismarck In speech in support of III
! tobacco bNll said that the tobacco monopol
was an evil, but reform In taxation coul
4 not be effected without the bill
providing for the remission
taxatio as proposed by the goyernmeI
, would be reintroduced 10 the reichstag an
+ tie Prussan diet. Ifihey were rejected /
should, he said, appeal 10 the constitu
encies. Bismarck added that II
remained In Office he did so only 10 kee
1 his oath TO the emperor, and concluded b
expressing a hope that the party polio
would eiyc way before feeling Of natiol
ality.
Labor Troubles.
} TYPE FOUNDERS.
. NKw YonK, Juno IA large number
, the employees Of Farmer, Little & Co.'S an
Corners type foundries struck to-day {,
; an advance Of 10 per cent. In wages. IN
; demand has not been conceded rs yet.
RUNNING on nAtr TINE.
CLgvELASp. o., June i2.-The Cleyelan
d, Rolling Mill company's wire, rail an
blooming mills and siemens & Martin
steel works are running o
; half time with a larger for,
Of men than at any time sin,
the lockout. The strikers walk abont
J groups, but are orderly. Officers of m
rollng.mill company say they are prepare
TO meet and promptly suppress any riot.
: washipstsn Bre,itie..
rnE srAR.RourERs.
wAsuseroS, June l2.-The examination
OF witnesses was resumed to-day In th
} star.route cases. Among the paper. put 4
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