Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28
LATE EASTERN NEWS.
John Bright 10 Visit America.

John Bright 10 Visit America
LONDON. July 2l.-It is reporte i
Bright, will visit America during
the recess of parliament. and it Is moi
unlikely he witt deliver addresses il
many of the principal cities.
Di,a.torou- D-iur.
VIENNA. July 2l.-A very i.cav,
deluse has occurred in Bohemia
and great destruction of properly il
reported. Damage TO crops is ill.,
calculable. The bodies of A. per
sons drowned have been recovered.
The War tn Egypt.
Row., July PA permanent sqna-
dron composed of four iionclals has
been ordered 10 proceed to Alexan-
dria.
On evacuation of Alexandria, Arab
Pasha issued the following proclaim
ton: At the khedive's instigation,
the English killed with sword and
shot in rev. nge, Egyptians who were
left to guard the city. The khedive
remains at night with his woman
ahoat among the English, and re-
turns to the shore III tire daytime to
order continuance of the slaughter
The. efore | issue my order to con-
time raising soldiers" y second
proclamation of Arab, says: - The
khediye has imprisoned Ills ministers
at Alexandria in order that they may
n be instruments in the English hands.
The kilograms dispatched by RaSheb
Paslra authorizing cessation OF mill
tary predarations were forcibly ex-
torted from him and are therefore
invalid. An irreconcilable war exists
between us and the English. a
letter from the interior confirms the
report of massacres a Cairo and
Damietta. At Caluila a family was
taken from railway train aud put
under the wheels. All the employees
of the Cadistral survey at Tontah
were killed, including two English
engineers named Crowther and Nc
cain. The Shrek and Governor tried
to save them but were unable.
ALEXANDRIA, July 25.--10 A. NJ
Military authorities are of the opin-
ion that Arab Pasha will not at
tack the British. He, however, is
strengthening his position every
hour. At daybreak this morning his
men, many of them without uniform,
were driven like slaves.
Men are working on entrench-
rents. The British experience great
difficulty in moving guns, without
which it is impossible to assume the
offensive, to Remiah. As soon as
sufficient heavy guns are placed in
position an attempt will be made to
dislodge Ariba Pasha without expos.
ing the troops. Gunners and guns
from the fleet are going to the front.
The khedive believes by liberal
payment for their services. Bedouins
might be secured to insure safely of
the Suez canal.
The British consul has informed
the khedive that England has recog-
nized his present ministry, and
urged him to appoint a successor to
Arab Pasha. No doubt the two
present ministers are in daily COM
munication with ARABIA.
I ALEXANDRIA. July 24.-An Italian
refugee says she saw IS European
bodies lying in the streets of TaDtab,
and that intestines were being flung
at windows and about the streets.
Greeks throats were hacked with a
penknife and two English women
we're killed. Arab Pasha put on a
train to carry away Christian survi-
vivors, and about 100 persons
boarded, but no sooner were they
seated than o determined attempt
was made to murder them, and was
only frustrated by native causing
the train to start.
ALEXANDRIA,, July 25.-The out
posts of Arab have retired about 100
yards aud the British advanced
about 500 yards. There apears to
be some disturbance in Arabs ELL
trenchments.
ALEXANDRIA. July 25.-There are
now here 10 Il ,glish, 2 Austrian, l
American. German, Russian,
Greek and 3 Italian men of-war. A
Turkish corvette arrived to dav.
MADRID, July 25.-GovsrDment has
decided to dispatch three additional
frigates to Egypt, one TO be stationed
at Port Said, another at Sues and q
third at Ismalia.
A New Planet.
vienna, July % A planet of the
twelfth magnitude has been dis
covered by Palissa in - hours 8
minutes and Z seconds right ascen-
SION. II degrees I minutes south de-
chnation. Daily motion 4 minutes
south.
uruguay Comedies Spain Damages.
MADRID, July 23.-Urugury has
acknowledged the justice of the
Spanish claims for satisfaction and
indemnity on account of maltreat-
ment of Spanish subjects.
HalE-Breeds Must Go.
The President is said to have
adopted new rule which will soon
result in placing only stalwarts in
Office. Where a stalwart's term
expires he will reappoint him, and
wnen anti-stalwarts terms expire he