The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-26
BLOOD-STAINED}' D}SANDSI [j[)IS|i
HORRIBLE MassAcREs IN I EoYPr. r
Pisadi,A Cruelty ofths Natives Toward rorsIsssrs.
SAmsl." atrocities Committed Upon Faro,
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Brlthh-LrabIt at Work Eatrsn ehinr. I

ALEXANDRIA, July 25.-The Moniiair3
Egyptian has reappeared. It contains d
proclamation dismissing Arab Pasla from from
the ministry. The Inspector Of the Cadastralj
survey at Lantah, speaking Of tho massa.s lu.u.
cres there says: ~ saw women Carrying
tied TO bludgeons, the dismembered arms
and legs Of the massacred European MS. The
soldiers and rabbls fought for the loot. AZ
Bedouin sheik with twenty I Bedouinss
saved the inhabitants Of the Jewish quar-
ter and took them to his village. Another
sheik saved myself and party. 4 A negro negro;
from Alexandria murdered three employees
Of the Cadastral survey and their families
and burnt their bodies with petroleum.
The mob killed twelve Greeks. They3
tied the yiscera Of one Of the victims 10
the tail Of dog and covered him Z with
petroleum, which was set on fire amid cries
Of Joy from women and children. The
mob was rcpulsed eight times, Finally
two sheiks arrived and dispersed It.
The Khediye despatched ayessel to Port
Said to bring Chief Pasha here. n ~; 81;
The military authorities are Of the oppin.8
ion that Arabi Pasha will not attack the /
British. He is, however, strengthening
his position hourly. AT day break this
morning his men, many Of them without
uniforms and driven like slaves, were seen
working on the entrenchments. "; ;S5il2.I3s
The British experience great difficulty in
moving guns, (without which 1t is impossi.T
Bile 10 assume the ofTensiye) to Ramleh:
Directly q sufficient number OF heavy euns I
are placed in position an ATTEMPT wifi EheS
made 10 dislodge Arabf Pasha without ex-i1
posing the troops, gunners and guns from
the fleet going to the field. Z,
The British troop shin Malabar and 1
men.ot,war Orion and Cygnet left here fort
Port Said. Advices llom that place report
that the Governor OF lsmalia has fed to 4
Arabi Pasha's lines. The British in front
Of Ramleh are being reinforced with two
nine1'pound guns and two gatling gums.
Arab Pasha has gone to Cairo. / The Khe.s
dive appointed Omar Lufti, formerly eoy.g
Governor OF Alexandria, Minister
OF War and Marine. The Ministry /
are preparing another proclamation ! or.S
dering the people not to obey Arabi Pasba.
An employe Of the palace has gone TO
kafr-el:Dwar with decree dismissinp
Arabi from the Ministry. Officers who 4
deserted from Arabi report the rebels I;
under the protection Of flag Of itrncc,, ans I
pushing forward the construction of iforti.e
iications two miles from Aboukir.s HeT
also state, that formidable preparations arc Z
being made around Pozette.
Three employees Of the Codastral sur yey.s
who, with their families were murdered al
Tantah, defended themselves brayelyf
against their assailants, many Of whom
they killed until the mob broke in at the 4
back OF the house and dispatched them. 8 81
Trustworthy accounts state Arab Pasha'ss
cavalry are well armed. The military
workshops at Cairo are fully cmployed:5
Arabi has imprisoned several Sheiks and
Bedoulns for refusing to obey him. Eighty
Bedouins were killed during the skirmish
at kafr-el-Dwar. Two Arabs were shot! by8
native soldiers by order of the native TIL
bunal, one for shooting an English marine
and the other for arson. is5
LONDON, July 25.-The daily Nelrs saws IL
is understood England and France mean
to jointly invite Italy to participate in the 4
protection Of the Suez Canal, and it is prob
able that within the next twenty.four hours
Italy will be invited to cooperate with
Great Britain in restoring order in Egypt