Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-07-14

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rebel and must be treated as such.
Alexandria, July l4-It is stated that
Arab Pasha has only 1000 very much
disorganized troops.
Two hundred marines have been or
dered to march through the town and
shoot persons rioting.
Alexandria, July IA party of blue
jackets landed at Fort Gabarrie and
spiked nineteen guns in position this
morning. The Monarch fired ut and soon
destroyed another battery.
The gunboat Iris arrivedat Port Said
and lies with one broadside bearing on
the town and the other upon the Egyp-
tion corvitti, commanded by one of Arab
Pasha's officers.
There are 42S British subjects. 500
Egyptian soldiers and 200 police at Port
Said.
London. July 14-A dispatch from
Paris published in semi-oficial form
says: Negotiations between England
and France continues and they are ex-
pected to definite understanding in re-
gard to Egypt.
London, July 14-The report that the
steamer Glenbourne from China with n
cargo of teas is ashore in the Suez canal
is found to be entirely unfounded. There
ale no signs Jas yet apparent Of any at.
tempt to block the canal.
Alexandria, July 14-The Arabs are
still leaving town. Admiral Seymour
had determined to land force but refu-
gees informed him that 5000 Egyptians
occupied position outside the city.
ready for an attack, while Admiral Sey-
mour could only land 5000 men. He
therefore, instead of landing men, Or
dered shots fred over the city in order
to frighten the rioters.
I Twenty Europeans who escaped the
general massacre were told by pasha
whom they met on their way through
town that the Egyptians killed mum.
bered over 600, and that the English and
French consulates were burned to the
ground.
Alexandria, July IA, $50 a. MEX.
plosions occasionally occur in the city
A proclamation in Arabic is preparing in
the khedive's name, calling on the peo.
pie to maintain order and on the troops
to disband. The khedive, with Dervish
Pasha and some of the ministers arrived
on board vessel in the harbor, with
about one hundred local troops, followers
of the khedive.
1t is reported that six persons were
massacred at the French consulate.
The khedive will embark from Ras e,
Tines palace on board Turkish ship.
Rear Admiral Hoskins has transferred
his flag to the Penelope and sailed TO
Port Said.
London, July l4-An Alexandria dis
patch says that General Garnet Welsly
is expected at the post next Sunday j.
the army of the Pasha make stand a,
Rossette or at Damantour. Sir Garner
will have to proceed to Alexandria.
Marines who spiked the guns fount
fifteen Armstrong; of the best pattern
some OF them disabled. Beneath on,
were seven dead bodies.
A body of 15G marines hold the arse
nal gate. At the custom house gat
there are 100 marines with gatling gu1
who will remain all night. The marine
have killed many looters.
A crowd with a green flag passed dow
the principal street in the Arab quarter
shouting. The governor tells the peo
pie not to leave the city but, being pani
stricken, they pay no heed to HIM.
The fire in the city is still increasing
and men are seen running about witt
, torches completing the work of destruc
tien.
Alexandria, July l4.-Arabi Pasha fle
, from Alexandria in boat by the cana
but it is not known whittier. 1t is ur
I derstood his troops are dispensing.
9 Alexandria, July l4th, o'clock p. m.-
The marine artillery occupied Fort N,
poleon. commanding the town. Fo,
/. Marahout to-day hoisted Egyptian CO
ers. but lowered them again on the Bri
a ish squadron assembling around it. Til
fleet has been ordered to do no furthe
damage unless provoked. The Amer
can squadron has returned to the innt
harbor.