Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-14
FOR EIoN.



4 Dees1e0sns DpaeAea.
i Loapoa, Jsns N-A dispatch fruu
Cairo n.y. that q . meeting Of fossdaz
eonsnb with Dsrvisch Psaha, the Khed
tvs and Arabi Raaha, . solemn engage
msnt was snesrsd into tha1 TIE Khsdivs
should undsrtaks TO maintain order, and
that Arabi Pasha should strictly Obey
ths Khsdivs's commands. Dogvisoh
Pasha has agreed to accept the Joint
responsibility with Arab Pashs for tn
prosrvation Of order. A project 70 car
y e6 the Khsdivs, Dervisch Pasha, and
the British and Frsnch Consuls 10 tha
citadel il freely discussed.
Engiish Grain Trade.
LoxDoN, June 13.-The Mark Lone
ErSress in its review Of the British grain
trade tho past wssk. says The weather
has been oool and benefcial 10 all
grains except whsat. Trade u almost
at standstill. and is getting weaker.
Csoe . Preserve 0raes.
LONDON, Juns 13.-The Standorrs dis
patch from Alexandria IMPORTS l50O
troops have arrived there from Cairo.
A Nsbby Fight.
MONTREAL, June 13.-McShine, a
member of Parliament, and Manager
Stuart. Of the Herald, had q personal
encounter ~ the result Of q political
quarrel.
A Ceanteffelter Arrested.
OrrAwA, June 12.-Timothy Rajotts.
wealthy. and hitherto responsible citi-
zen. was arrested today in connection
with tho issue Of counterfeit notes by
sparrow Bros.
CAIRo, june 1S.-Dervish Pasha and
Arabi Pasha did not 20 to Alexandria
as announced, but only sent aides-de-
camps. There have been numerous as
saults on Europeans by Arabs in Cairo.
European Crops.
LONDON, June 13.-The Tees today
prints crop reports showing that in
France, Holland and Germany the crop
condition is highly favorable. Oppor-
tune rains in southern Russia caused a
removal of favorable progress. The
weather in England the last few days
has been extraordinarily cold, checking
vegetation.
Trying Time~.
AYYY lima
leaving fast a. they can. One consul
has issued a proclamation exhortine
Europeans to remain, and expressing
confidence the army will be able to
maintain order. One hundred persons
were killed in the riot last Sunday. The
position is terrible. Any small force
that could land would only suffice to
excite the Arabs tOs general massacre.
The Egyptian Imbregue.
ALEXANDRIA, June 1S.-The English
man-of-war Superb came round to the
harbor on Sunday at midnight. The
report that abe was about to land ma
rines to protect the consulate having
spread, soldiers directly crowded the
beach and boats of the Superb were or
dsred to keep off.
The proportion Of Arabs killed in the
late riot is insignificant. Tho feet is
almost source Of danger. When the
French stationed vessel opposite their
consulate, to receive refugees, she was
at oncs surrounded by Egyptian steam
launches, which remained, and COLI
sion may occor at any moment.
CAIno, June 13.-The Khedive, accom-
panied BY Dsrvish Pashs, started for
Alexandria today.
In the Heuse or Conmons,
LONDON, June 13.-In the Commons
this afternoon Dixie, Under Foreign
Secretary, said tho Government in
formed 4alet, the British Consul Cen
sral in Egypt, that they think his place |
10 with the khedivs at Alexandria. He
supposed. il the Consuls went to Alex
andria, . number of Europeans would
also 90 there. He declared the present
situation in Egypt would not b allowed
10 continue. AtAlexandria the soldisry
bad been increased to 1000. On the
outbreak Of the riot Admiral Seymour
made preparation to land . largo boly
of marines, and telegrsphed Malet for
leave to do 90. The latter, however, re-
fused after oonfsrTina With the Consul.
The purpose Of Dervish Pasha and the
khsdive in going TO Alexandria was to
check any further outbreaks, and obvi-
ate the necessity for the landing Of ma
rinss. Egyptian securities fell two per
cent. within An hour, on reports of fur
ther troubles in Egypt
Alexanapla n Danger.
CAIao, June l3.-Unless there 10 an
An overwhelming Turkish force at Alex
andria before Sunday, there will bs q
worse outbreak than that last Sunday.
TAe kheAlve IN Ssfeay.
ALRxANDlIA, June 13.-Ths Khedive
and Dervish Pasha have arrived at Rsz-
eltins Palace, which can b projected
BY guns Of the hset.
During his sojourn in Paris In 1861,
Sale de- 0axoohanx, ct the Tuill0rioo,
IN company vith 4 MeT1hal, Who W. 40
ting ~ his cicerono, whom he asked him
tSI tall him thu un ma ~ naAh ~avv1op = a