Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-13
Anarchy in Egypf.

ARABI PAcHA MASTER or THE srTusTroS-UrGrRl
IN THE RIOTS.
LONDON. June ia dispatch from Cairo to
reuters telegram Co says that, according 10 the
yisch Pacha the Khedve and Aram Pacha bv
which the khedfve undertakes 20 maintain order.
Arab Pacha strictly obeying his commands,
Arapl Pacha also undertakes 20 stop seditious
meetings and preachings and the hostility OF the
native press. The arrangement is generally re-
garded as rendering Arab Pacha master OF the
SITUATION. Reuters correspondent at Alexandria
states That Europeans are leaving there as fast
as tney can The consuls have issued procla.
Hlatlon eXhort1ng Europeans To remain tranquil.
ana expressing confidence that the army Wilt be
aole TO maintain order. One hundred persons
were Killed In the riot on Sunday.
EUROPEANS ASSAULTED IN CAIRO
CAIRO, June 13-Deryisch Pasha and srabf
Pasha did not go 10 Alexandria as at first an
nounced, but only sent their aids de camp. There
Arabs in Cairo
THE SITUATION ALARMING AT ALEXANDRIA
LONDON, June i3-The correspondent OF the
lsng Aers at Alexandria teegraphs that the po-
Sltlon is terrible one. Any small force that The
neet could land would only suffice TO excite the
ARABS TO a general massacre. The English man OF
war superb came round To the harbor on Sunday
at midnight report that she was about 20 land
marines To protect the consulate having spread
soldiers directly crowded the beach and the boats
OF the superb were ordered 10 keep OF. The pro-
portion or Arabs killed I'm the late riot was insig.
hncaht. The Times correspondent at Alexandria
telegraphS as follows: That the fleet Is almost a
source or danger is shown by the fact that when
the French stationed a vessel opposite their con-
sulate TO receive refugees she was Immediately
surrounded by Egyptian steam launches which re-
lnalh"d, ana collision may occur at any moment
THE KHEDIvE GoSR TO ALEXANDRIA
CAIRO, June l3-The Khedive, accompanied by
Dervisch Pacha, started for Alexandria to-day
RAP OVER THE KSuCKIRs
LONDON, June 13.-In the House OF Commons this
afternoon, Sir Charles Dixie, under foreign secre-
taTy, In reply TO questions, that the governments
nave informed Sir Edward Malet, British consul
general In Egypt, that they think his place is with
tne khedlye at Alexandria, he said he supposed
that II the consuls went TO Alexandria numbers OF
europeans would also go there. He declared that
the present anarchy would not be allowed 70 con-
tinue. The garrison at Alexandria had been ia.
creased TO Il, 600 men.
ON THE OUTBREAK OF THE RIOT
Admlrai Seymour made preparations 10 land q
large band OF marines, and teegraphed 10 Sir Ed-
ward Malet for leave TO do so. The latter how.
ever. refused after conversng with consuls Tho
purpose or Dervlsch Pasha and the khedve In
break and obviate necessity OF landing marines
FALL IN EGYPTIAN SECURITIES
Egyptian unified securities have fallen two per
in Egypt
FEARS OF ANOTHER OUTBREAK AT ALEXANDRIA.
The correspondent OF the Times at Cairo tele.
graphs that unless there is an overwhelming
Turkish force at Alexandria before Sunday, there
VIII DE worse outbreak than that OF last sunday.
He says the prestige OF Derytsch Pasha has disap-
peared. Sir Edward Malet Will remain at Cairo
until he hears OF the safe arrival OF the khedive
ana DerylSch PaSha at Alexandria
ARRIVAL OF THE KHEpIvE
A later dispatch from Alexandra announces the
arrival OF the khediye and Dervsch Pasha at the
Roseltine palace, which can be protected by the
guns OF the fleet
Han1an and the Winnipeg Regatta,
WINNIPEG, MAN, June 13-The regatta com.
mittee yesterday telegraphed Hanlan as follows:
Are you coming within the dates agreed upon.
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