Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-15

fantry guards sent to watch him and woult
summon the leading pachas and endeavor Il
rs-estabilsh order in Alexandria Cheri
Fasha is among those named as having beer
summoned by the khedive.
Arab Pasha fed from Alexandria in boa
| by tile canal but it is not known whittier. II
| Is understood that his troops are dispensing
ALEXANDRIA, July 14-4 p. m.-The marine
i artillery occupied Fort Napoleon command
| ing the town. Fort Marabout to day hoisted
Egyptian colors but lowered them again on
the British squadron assembling around it,
The fleet has been ordered to do no further
damage unless provoked. The American
squadron has returned TO the inner harbor.
OFF ALEXANDRIA, July IA, s ~. m-The
marines patroling the town embarked in the
Bettern this evening. = large party of British
assisted by men from the neutral men of war,
remain to keep order in the town tonight 1t
is again reported that Arab Pasha is out of
town with strong force, but nothing absol-
utely certain is known concerning his move
ments. The khedive, who, at last accounts,
was Ras- El-Tin, is in perfect safety.
VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.
GIBRALTAR, July 14.-The British troop
ship Malabar has proceeded East with the
Forty-sixth regiment.
NICossIA CYPRUS, July ID. The Minotaur,
Agincourt and Northumberland have arrived
at Lindssal. The Minotaur, with siege
train and twenty guns, sailed for Egypt dur
ing the night.
LONDON, July 14.-Geu. Sir Garnet Wolse-
ley is in London, in consultation st the war
Office to-day, and ready to proceed to the East
at a moments notice.
TUNIs, July 14.-The French squadron of
seven ironclads, under Admiral Kranz, is off
La Galetta.
CONsTANTINoPLE, July 1.-THE council of
ministers broke up without adopting definite
resolution, but it Is said pasta visited Lord
Duffern, and it Is understood that on the lat
ter's statement the course of the Porte will
depend.
LONDON, July 4.-The correspondent at
Alexandria telegraphs that the khedive's cool
ness and courage never left him during the
crisis. The sailors have arrested further
progress of the flames at harem palace. Di-
plomatists are trying to establish with the
khedive a semblauce of the ministry. The
people cannot understand why the Americans,
who can only muster handful Of marines,
are invited 10 land men. The officer on shore
has sent word TO the ships that hundreds of
refugees are clamoring for food. Biscuit is
being sent them.
ALEXANDRIA, July IA =. m.-All The
Arabs are carrying white handkerchief on
thought friendly. Gen. Stone is with tn:
khedive. The general confirmed the report
that Arab Pasha had ordered the murder of
the khedive, and added chat Arab had ordered
the sackiag of the town before quitting it,
Two Arab soldiers have been seized, with
plumber, and will be tried for pillagjpg. Sew
eral Arabs also haye been arrested with a large
quantity OF loot in their possession.
The Americans landed sixty marines under
OF Capt. Cochrane. There are still
some Egyptian police helping maintain order.
TO the Ras-el- Tin palace is entirely
destroyed. The court yard and barracks are
full OF arms and accoutremens The base of
the light house is very badly damaged. The
soldiers were the first to begin the plumber
Desertion from Arabi'S army is rife.
1888 p. m.-SailorS now occupy all the
gates. They have been ordered to disarm all
soldiers and shoot hooters. The populace is
being encouraged to return 10 taeir houses.
The Penelope has sailed for Ismailia The
lire continues with undated fury.
LONDON, July IA correspondent on Tue
Condor, fl Alexandria, says women we're seen
firing the houses with petroleum.
A correspondent at Constantinople te!e-
night decided that efforts should be made TO
fleet an arrangement of the Egyptian ques-
lion and that if the effort failed the Turkish
troops should be sent to Egypt. The porte
received telegram from Cairo stating that
Ill was quiet there.
A correspondent ON the IHvincible sends
.he following: Off Alexandria, p. m.-An
lhe ships have sent ashore every man that can
De spared. The marines were landed at the
-equest of the khedIVe. Arab Pasha sent
away by railway women and children in
thousands. All able bodied men were ordered
o Join the army.