The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-26
FOREIGN.

London, 25.-It is believed the
cost OF the war in Egypt viii
amount to nearly 94,00O,000, exclu-
Slve OF any army occupation and
Indian contingent.
Cairo, 25.-Letters from Khar-
toum show that the Egyptian rule
IN the southern provinces has re-
celYed a disastrous if not crushing
blow. There are incessant COM
plants about the treatment of
rebe! prisoners by the Khe-
dives employees. Arab Pasha's
family has to shift residence almost
daily to avoid insult. Arabi was
again insulted by his Circassian
guard. Two notables, accused of
aiding Arab with money, are
chained together in an underground
dungeon, foul beyond description.
Among the correspondence of
Arab Pasha are important letters
from an aide-de-c camp of the Sultan
and several letters from Ahmed
Essod and Sheikh Vlislam. Arabs
counsel states that the letters " ill
throw light upon the kilograms
found at Tel Ell Kebir.
Wilfred Blunt, telegraphing one
of Arabs counsel relative to the
discovery of Arabi's papers, says
Success is assured.
BroadJey had another interview
with Arab to-day. The list of wit.
nesses to be examined by the COM
mission at Constantinople is
increasing. 1t is positively
stated that the Egyptian gov
eminent has no intention of do
ing anything to prevent the proceed
ings following their due course,
whatever may be attempted by the
Porte in that direction.
y native Of Tanteh has given q
banquet to prominent natives and
Europeans. Sheiks and Ulemas
were present. One of the Ulemas
in his speech eulogized the Khe-
dive.
London, 25.-The Swiss, Ninet,
writes to the Times that he only
served Arab in the ambulance. He
gives a graphic account of the filthy
condition OF his prison at Cairo, and
says the thumb-sCr3Ws were put
onhim during the Journey
from Cairo to Alexandria. AT the
latter place he was thrust into a
prison, filthier than the one at Cairo
and swarming with vermin. he
was robbed by the jailers and then
put on board vessel for deporta-
ton for Smyrna, but was Struggled
ashore at Paerus by the aid of the
American officer of the ship. BE
went thence to Berne. Ninet SAYS
he believes there are 5000 innocent
men in Egyptian prisons sucn as he
has described.
Paris, PA man who, in {
speech at the anarchist meeting al
Lyons, threatened President GreYy
and whom government had resolved
to prosecute, has escaped.
Lyons, PA box addressed to Z
person here, which had remained
unclaimed for three months, was
opened yesterday by the police and
found to contain dynamite.
Madrid, 25. = Government vii,
summons the CorteS to meet N0Yem
Der 5th.
London, 25.-In the Commons, the
debate on the Cloture question: was
resumed. Sir Henry D. Wolff, con
sentative, moved an amendment
providing for the exclusion of thu
chairman, when the House is il
committee, from power, which The
rule proposes TO confer on thu
speaker. Gladstone opposed the
amendment. Discussion on Sil
Henry VOLTS amendment con
tinued until the House ADJOURNED.
Trieste, 25.-General Wolsely anC
! staff arrived here on their way tt
England.
Dublin, 25,-At the opening o.
the commission court, Judge Barry
charging the grand jury, said al
| though the cases to come before tn,
court were few, they were most ser
| ious. He believed there was direc
levidence against ten men charges
| with murderinG tha JOyce family.