The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-15
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QUESTION THE LOYALTY OF AaAsI.
A Good Aoslsm. But a Rebel for Ob.yIus the
CslIph--The Zulu Chief at 0.borne-The Lon.
don Fire Chief Visits Amcriea-Lord Har.
llugton and the indian budget

SoHstasTlHoPLE, August 1t. = III
, strongest orders have been sent TO tn
, Governors OF Beyroulh, Damascus and Al
pho to take exceptional care TO keep pub
lie order and prevent an outbreak anon,
the natives. III
| A correspondent writing from Beyroutll
sayGEvcnts in Egyptare greatly influencing
the Syria Mussuman situation, and u tri.
fling incident will suffice 10 set tho whole
province ablaze.
Mnssulman jurisls, whom the Sultan
frequently consults, explain that Arab
Pasha, in 80 iar as he obeyed the Caliph,
is a rebel, and may be uncerimoniously
treated MS such, but in 50 far Ms ho has
been defender OF the Mohammedan coun.
try against the aggressive designs OF the
Christians he has merely fulfilled the du.
ties OF agood Mussn!man and consequently
the Caliph cannot make common cause
with England. Tho Sultan may punish
Arabi Pasha il some act Of rebellion is
proved against him, but must not associate
himself with those who wish TO crush
Arabi PaFh Us n defender OF Islam. A
correspondent says this will greatly in.
tluence Turkish military action.
Osman. the ruler OF Bernu State in Sou.
dan, has sent n special emissary 10 Con-
stantin0ple, with the declaration that he
refuses to longer recognize the Sultan Us
Caliph, because Of his proposal to send
troops TO fight against tile Mohammeda,
under Arab. This declaration OF Osmap.
1t is admitted, has caused u great deal OF
anxiety'to the Porte. The emissary bear
ing tho message has been here three DAYS.
but the object OF his mission WINS
only made known outside the. palace
this morning. The cmissary will
return to Cheriva, the capital OF Bernu,
with secret instructions from the Porte. Os.
mans action is first announced from all
those States through which holy war has
been preached both by emissaries from
Arabi and by the followers OF Ell Mehdi,
and it is believed there will be followed
similar action on the part OF warriors, OF
nearly all other States along the Nile. 1t
is understood the reports sent out by Arab
are implicitly believed by the Nohum.
medans along the entire Nile region, while
those from the Porte are distrusted rs
either English inventions or in the Eng
lish interest. 49,.
alexandria, August l4.-Fircs OF con-
siderable magnitude are visible to-day in
the rear Of the enelny's position at King
osmen. The steamer Holland, will, the
llousehould Cavalry. and the troop ship
Orontos, with the Cameron Highianders
and battalion OF the Derbyshire reei-
ment, has arrived.
The sick list OF the British troops before
the arrival OF the Guards, showed that out
OF total OF 5,4O0 men, there were 70 in
valids, exclusive OF the wounded.
LONDON, August 14.-The ex.King OF the
Zulus, CetcwayO, has arrived at Osborne.
II is rumored that the Queen, ut the inter-
view hat will be granted him, will inform
him OF the decision OF her government to
restore him to his Kingdom. 1t is stated
that British President will be appointed
to reside ut Ulund, the Zulu capital, in
order to advise him on questions relative
external relations.
Captain Shaw, Chief Of the London Fire
Brigade, sailed on Saturday for America,
to attend the Convention Of Fire Engineers
at Cincinnati. ~
II is stated that half OF the marines now
stationed in Ireland, will proceed to Egypt
rs soon as possible.
In the House OF Commons Gladstone
stated that the condition on which the
Government Ind offered to accent the
compromise OIL the Cloture resolutions hav-
ing been changed, they had decided to nd.
here to the original proposal OF simple
majority. lie said lie would be ready to
consider any changes which the House re.
garded us desinble.
Lord Huntington, Secretary OF State for
India, in a speech oil the Indian budget
sad the Indian government wanted to
largely reduce the military establishment,
but the home government had vetoed the
project. He said he hoped the reduction
would be feasible hereafter, but ii reorgan-
izatlon was contemplated the scheme must
receive the sanction OF Parliament.
DuDLlS, August l4.-A farmer was shot
dead to-day at Crusheen, County Glare.
In the Commission Court to-day decis.
ION was announced in the case OF Timothy
Rourke, John Connor, Richard Savage and
Maurice Costello, found guilty OF having
perpetratcd, on the 18th Of March lust, sew
eral outrages in the neighborhood OF
Fahey, county Kerry. Rourke was sen.
fenced to 10, and each Of the others to 10
years penal servitude. Three men,
lound guilty Of savage assault on
person named Sullivan, Mt Mallow, were
sentenced to servitude for twenty, fifteen
and ten years respectively, and the man
who fired at the soldiers in Mulingar, was
sentenced TO lifelong servitude. The jury
who convicted Francis lIynes, sentenced
to be hanged next month for the murder OF
John Donoughty,a herler, near Ennis, few
weeks ago, have made formal statement
denying they were drunk on the night
previous to the day on which they render
ed their verdict, us alleged by O'Brien,
editor OF the United Irishnlen. The Judge
has expressed the hope that the attention
OF the Attorney General will be directed
to the matter.
BERLIN, August l4.-The National Zcit.tng
states that petitions are increasing from the
Chambers OF Commerce throughout Ger.
mnny, to Bismarck, in regard to the indem.
nltication OF German merchants who suf.
fered by the riots in. Alexandria. The
National Ieiimg adds that the question OF
the amount Of compensation may form a
subject OF discussion between the German
and Egyptian Cabinets hereafter. yt
CALCUTTA, August l4.-lt is generally
believed that the Indian contingent for
Egypt will be raised to l0O 900 men.
a fight Is imminent between the troops
Of the Ameer of Aighanislan and Nicer
Maimound.
LIMERICK, August 14.-Extm pay
amounting to, E2,ll5 has been paid Lin
erick police to-day.
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