The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-07-28
Away Down in Egypt.
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Ne Evidently Intends % Fight II out.

1890
Ne Evidently Intend@ % Fight II Ont.
ALEXANDRIA, July i9.-Sucz ssquiet, but
the town II deserted. Arab Pzsha has
ordered the mudirs TO pay taxes 10 him FOR /
war purposes.
The manager of she water works has or
town emptied, cleansed aud refilled, the VA
Ter supply being completely in the hand. of
Arab. Laborers are scarce and the work
will probably take three weeks.
Arab has proposed to kill all the Turks In
Egypt. He says rs there are not many
throats to cut, IL Il better 70 cut them now
than to wait.
A few Europeans and Germans are still In
their respective coHsuIates, but with this ex-
ception the city Is held solid BY The English.
ARAB USING THE CANAL.
Arab has steam launches on the Nah
moudieh canal bringing him provisions, and
this probably explains why he has not cut
the canal. He shot an Egyptian sent out by I
the Englis TO get horses.
II IL stated that the foreign Consuls intend
TO demand compensation for the damage
done 70 their property by Arxbi's army, al
leginR that had troops bean landed soon af-
ter the bombardment no houses would have
been burned.
THE TABLES TURNED.
Reports come from Cairo that Arab sent
party Of soldiers to pillage the capital, but
the commander there executed them.
Although severity Is necessary for the pur-
pose of rc-establishing order, the actual ex-
ecutions do not exceed eight nor the killed
twenty. sfis II
~ UEFoRruHATE INAcTIoN. 80
That Arab Pssha has been greatly encour-
aged by British inaction Is made manifest by
his present activity. His patrols have pence
trated within five miles OF the city walls.
The palace officials are continually asking
when We are going 10 act against him.
Great satisfaction Is felt at the palace ~
the departure Of Dervisch Pasha. The offs
cials ascribe much OF the present evil To his
inlrieues. He Is suspected of comnunicat-
Ing with the rebels in the last few days.
THE KHEDIvE's CONDUCT. -
The condnct Of The Khedive causes much
| surprise. BE has for the last few days al
lowed several persons to be At the palace who
are well known to have been Intimately con-
nected with Arab Pasha. The Khedive APP
parently trusts them, but IL may be that he
10 endeavoring TO get them thoroughly In his
power. 4
A MESSAGE or MCCALL. @
A telegram from the Porte for Dervisch
Pasha has arrived. Shortly amer he left here
for Constantinople Admiral Seymour sent
after hun, but II was impossible to overtake
his yacht.
No Europeans remain In Cairo except
twenty Germans, who refused to leave. The
consul who was killed 1t zugazig was the
Italian consul.
GKRMANY's POSITION. #
BERLIN, JAiy l9.-The Cologne Gazette
and the Berlin North German Gazette prin,
articles ON the Egyptian question which are
regarded ~ directly inspired, and represent
ing not only The policy of Germany, hut Of
the other powers except England and France
The articles II ste the Egyptian question vii
only be ripe for Germany after the western
powers have come To an understanding te
apply FOR the assent Of Europe In view of thu
general need 0f peace. England may ther
rely upon support ON all sides IN her endeav
or 10 bring about settlement Of the ques
ton, especially IL she strictly adheres to The
role Of defender Of her just interests.
\. THE PORTE AND THE CONFERENCES.
a LONDON, July 2i.-It 10 stated that th,
Porte has decided 70 notify the Confefenc,
or It's intention. 10 dispatch loops, but thai
1t will request modification Of the condi
tions proposed In the indentical notes Of the
powers to the Porte.
II FRENCH TROOPS.
Il Orders have been received at the hawaiian
senal 1t Toulon, France, TO take measure
for receiving In the harracka nest week.-Mrs.
different battalious which are,to. form acosp'
for Egypt. : Il. I'll. III s,ss
Arabs REPORT. ,l
| Arab Pasha, AFTER the bombardment o
| Alexandra, spread The report that the En-
elish troops had been defeated. The con
duct OF the natives tn consequences Is yer.
insolent. 49,
PROCLAMATION By ARAB.
n On the evacuation of Alexandria, Arab
Pssha issued the following proclamation:
At the Khedives instigation the Englsl
killed with sword and shot, In revenge, th,
] Egyptians who were left to guard the city
The Khediye remains Ut night with hi
women aaoat among the English, and re
|. turns TO the city In the day To order the con
tinnancc Of the slaughter; therefore issu
my order to continue to raise soldiers.
III A second proclamation OF Arab says tn
Khedive has imprisoned bis ministers q
Alexandria In order that they may be IN
struments In English hands. S
I All the French ships have left Alexandria
j and the United States flagship has gone y
| BrIndisi.
The markets and the bourse are reopenin
for business. s
Il THE KILLING GOES on.
A letter from the interior confirms the re
poris Of the massacres At Cairo and Dams