The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-14
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
THE CRITICAL SITUATION in EGYPT.

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.a"u'" STATES 'i'a' s'e EUROPEANS a'
leaving there rs last MS they can. The Cor
suls issued proclamation exhortiny Eurt
peans to remain ,ranou;l o1n,d oxnr.os,r
as.cIss.. A.. @ nu Np'''.
eo',''ue'ce 'tas the arh,y VIII DO aDle I!
maintain order. One hundred person
were killed In the riots on Sunday. Til
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toroa H.. noa. .s,,,,, ,.sa T 49, @ o"A
lofce Tue lieet coulu iahd would only sui
nee 10 excite lac Arabs 10 general mas
sacre. l@m5i E,n"' s.g 4
CAlno, June l3.-Dcrvisch Pacha AM
Arabi Pacha did not go to Alexandria n
announced, but only sent aide dc camps
There have been numerous assaults upol
Europeans by Arabs in Cairo. ,2
ALEXANDRIA, June l3.-The Englisl
man'ot-war Superb" came round to tn
harbor Sunday ut midnight. The repor
that she was about to land marines to pro
tect the consulate having spread tht
soldiers directly crowded the beach an,
the boats Of the Superb" were ordered Il
keeh on. INC proportion Of Arabs kilIc' ,n!
fleet il almost % so,rre % ni n'. Jannes VIZ, ~
the French stationed vessel opposite thei
consulate to receive the refugees she wa.
ammed,ately mn a,e s. surrounded I!, by Egyrsia,
lis;nn mav occ,r % ~ onv u"', ,nn,nn,,. a''u eo'
Game lime 1s",rhs Eh"l;,. oo,o,,,
pan;ed by Der,.;scb paeha phSt' sta,.aJ ".Io,i, y.
Airxnnlria today :. '' 'ss'' ''"'''u 'o
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LONDON :'''''' June lo.,-lh inc Commons thu
afternoon Dixie, under foreign secretary
stated the government informed Nalct
Rr;,;s,, c,,sr, Ca,.ro, !, r,.,. A.. ~.
80 o' e'". :" ~! ~, 'pa' '1cs
9nlhS MS pace is win lhe khedive a
Alexandria. He said he supposed il con
suls went to Alexandria numbers Of Euro
ne,ns would o,so !, s,horo III ,,oo,..a;
tho nr.ucnt ono,ohv +, E,v,t ua,L, ,o. i,
,,,owod ~ continue ~ ,s..:.a,, 49, :, :,
Alexsndr;o h,s hoon ;ncroosa5 - % ooS NJ
mon On ,,,o or,hra,1. ~ ,ho ~. ~; - ~,
seymour i made mono r,t;.ns - ,an',
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" "'s 10y "a ,', '.''' l'es' anu te'e'
eraphed Malet Tor leave to do So
The latter, however, refused after confer
ring with consuls The nj, rnose q, D.rv;rrcc,
pocha and thc Ebo1;va in oo;no 10 a1ov
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a.'1rI. i = " si'ecA any. 'uIiher outbreas
"nu 'o' En.;", .u nseess.:s Va luiu'hs mar!
mer ,,e.S. .art ,r;,h SECURITIES a'e ialen
r.. Se, .,iat Ati iioA VI '1le reports o'
'u',',., ! "a,.aS.nndan. neua !, .,o r.. 90,
o,a. - coriespuaauent a o. lnG mes at CAIRO
whejming Turkish iorre nj Aiexordr;, d. ia Iva,
fore Sunday there viii Le n worse ont
break than on last sunday us sovs s ,h1
nrcs,ioe of Dcrvisrh Pach" hoc dc, S nnn,roa ~,
a l,,cr Iisna,rL iron, Al Alaxnm5r;a ' ."'eu en
nominees tho nrriva, of thr Ehad;r" . ~" ~
Dervisrb pacha NJ Rose,t;n naInea 'u rrh;ot G.t
can be protected by the ,n,ns ~ oi thc fact S
=" = e' - t"e 49, So 7.
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AI.haASph'A' ALE June !o-lhe bodies 0
several several i'ufopeahs i' kllieo sunday sloV
o'sone' "ou''us. nc uovernor vls1te'
'he quarter inhabited At Dy the rioters ant
aties.yu I ;N AFao.ahs. iwo young mei
SON Of a we'll known hanker nm anj III ,hn I. l,tte ,1
the son OF prominent lawyer Of Cairo
were found dead. n.
CAIRO, June l3.-The khedivc and Der
visch Pasha went to Alexandria in pur
suance OF orders from the Sultan. Arab
Pacha rode to the depot in the same car
riage with khedive. Owing to sending re
Inducements to Alexandria only 20,
cavalry and half regiment OF artillery ar
left III Cairo; r a.5}0g'
Cossr,xrtyor,p lime "a savoro
T,,r,.;s,, ;raric,nI1 49,. 800" -, 10
bars tnooos forE~ynt II necessarr @ y Nh, Ti,
Sultan invited the British Ambassador t
the Palace to-day, and expressed his resre
asnne;aI, ~ anG T y .Sa ,nhuay ~ aleSahafn, an
Gspe..1Iis 1 ~ ~, tue M1''usns ot me hrlsls
Hoh3u nI;,;', Mi'u tne ht'.ans u t'e engineer
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: ' N"s"'"" a. Alm.ra:
| 81. IETERSECKG, June lo.-lhe EMPIRES
was safely delivered oi n d,uchtcr hi
morning. The child will be named Ole,
The public buildings are deckcd with tlap
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