The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-18

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bis 10 pa and four batteries OF A'tllIeTy, SnC .
fsDtyf mitrsilIeuses. HIS cavalry are
ore ., Teouisiti'. ms on the country ioi
msslhS Vfieers say It is ArSors inten'
hsns.5o. cut The fresh water canal "hlcl
tiOn s;.s the town. Arabi fasns Ieie-
supFiIssS The Khedive Offering to come in
grsprte;.. any to So bdue the fire caused
VIII LII o. b guns. He said he had al
By bDE .rt party to do this, but they
res5! s s fred on at the gates. Lord
bs6 ,oo Reresford has, IN consequence OF
CbiIIonr,o as to Arsbi's intention to cut
tbs 'uuansl. given orders for filing ell
tbs I'd cisterns The Khedive's gov
tsDE IT. having lodged complaint that
etom' ssilors we're committing outrages
GfsV ,Jbooting people. those sailors will be
sna Locb TO their ships to- morrow. An
is'1 Dg party of 100 men is again do
.. GOOD work to-day.
l1g Exclamation declaring the city un-
h.oTtisl law will be Issued tonight
0a anthority of the Khedive. Gen.
U.s. Pssha is giving Admiral Seymour
otbsneft Of his knowledge of the coun-
ino The Khedive is about to send q
oficer to rechnnoitre near Aboukir.
u ~, Wau1, of the Tamersc, is making
C'Y,oonnaisgnce in the direction Of
s..Iiis camp. It is stated that Arab
bb il marching on Port Said with
an men. and that . large force Of
t5o5ouins is apparently following them.
EoTrses of slain Europeans, some ofthem
Ssmen, are floating in the hsrbor. A
S.l,ebment Of Greek sailors saved the
Creek Catholic Church, the European
Sasnitsl bnd Italian consulate.
n visited the American consulate to-day
q found it occupied by sixty American
E anT and twenty sailors and small
10 The houses around being on fire the
aaricsns were preparing to blow them
~ in order to save the consulate. How
~ ~ Americans managed 10 get gun
aovdar into the square is mystery, as
bar Is literally full ofsPsrks. How
~ thew succeeded, and brought down
tbs bon,es IN the vicinity Of the consult
10 end The Palace Of Justice. So bad
wss the condition of the streets that
sDe.icsn marines insisted on guarding
ne IN our landing place, many threats
beino abroad. The English occupy the
Palace Of Justice as their guard room and
consulate and the French have taken the
Abbott Hotel for q similar purpose.
Americans are sending out parties 70 Dury
fhe dead. The English are pumping
water on the burning buildings. Amer
jcans are sending nearly Gil Of their ma
zines hack to the ships. Arab Pashs's
fo-ce consists of two regiments only,
which are looting the entire country. The
roeJ to Cairo ia blocked. The Khedive
believes the people Of Cairo will not per-
nit Arab TO loot that city. LAST night
strong band CT Arsbisns entered AleX-
sndfia and killed q number Of loyal
Egyptian soldiers.
one of the results of shops being
brokon into is the Generalization of
soldiers and sailors. One American
ssilor wss cut down to-dGy, by his officer,
Lieutenant Graham, for bad behavior. !
Refugees continue TO be found. Large
numbers of the dead were buried TO- day |
MANY houses we're blown up by English !
and Americans in order TO stop the fire. |
Last night about midnight we heard q |
great noise on shore l landed and found |
The troops getting ready to resist az ex-
pected attack. English sailors and |
marines were forming on the square by /
the Pickering light Of burning houses.
The English sent word to representatives
Of other Dstionalities, but all refused 10
help except Americans. Russians,
Greeks and Germans went aboard their
vessels, but Americans formed up end
laid they would stop with the Eng
ish, Then all went out, loo
in one direction towards the
supposed enemy. and saw the English in
Fort Napoleon throw up rockets as q
ignsl 10 the feet It was said the In
7incible was clearing for action. Ga go
ng forward it was found the Arabs had
red st some sailors and that q false
larm had occurred; but no enemy wss
and all signs indicated that
be Arabs had disappeared. Admiral
eymour is laying q telegraph line all
,uud the works. English soldiers are
igginR 8 grave in the square for twelve
lfians, who are to Do shot presently.
ne OF them, after g little fight, Was cap
red and handed to the Americans, who
ave him to the English. The English
-e gradually getting the place in order,
Id there are many people In town to-
~, but the Arabs are still setting FIRE TO
me parts Of the city.
Auckland and Oelvin have issued
to BedOuins, hoping to
ave Cairo. Arab has Issued pFUcla-
lation declaring that Arabs must psy l
u taxes to him.
Foreign cOnsuls general having re-
lested permission to land men TO pro-
ct the property of their respective
Admiral Seymour replied L
At they were most welcome to do
but If the men were intended
ka h.
seed uDder the command of Lord
lsfles Beresford. The appointment of /!
,rd Charles Bsresford has given GER
ii satisfaction. His energy and deter
nation will coon stamp out plundering.
Americans did excellent service il
ecking the fire. Indeed, they arrested Is
altogether at several points. They
Rt aboard their vessels last night, but
resh party landed to-day. All action
zen is in the name Of the Khedive, who
y sanctioned the order for shooting Is
4 logging incendiAries after consider
q pressure.
Advices are received at the palace tina.
sbi Psshs has dispatched the under
retsry Of war to Cairo to bring Up i'm Is
distely all available troops, and that
is busily entrenching at KWar FL
7Ar. BE evidently means 10 Sight there.
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able to state from personal observa- Is
! that the first reports Of the extent Of
devastation are greatly exaggerated.
recover, while the destruction Is the
Attest in the Europeon quarter, il is
no means conferred there. The fires Is
tered throughout the city we're caused
tly by soldiers out Of pure wanton-