Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-28
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Net the Man wanted.

cially charged 70 investigate the Phoni,
Park murders is disinclined to the be
lief of OBrisu's story. There is n.
doubt the two men engaged in the mur
ders did escape abroad, bnt not to Ven
ezuela, and neither OF those men are
named O'Brien.
Turkey Moving NJ Last.
CoNsrASrINoPLE,J July 27.-It is statei
that the frst detachment OF Turkish
troops san. to Egypt will number six
teen battalions, and arrangements are
made to send sixty-fOur batsalions, i,
necessary. Gov. Dsmascu, has been or
dered, a. precsution, to arrest several
shieks just arrived from Egypt. The
Porte denies that there has been riotina
at Smyrna.
Arabi WcakeushG.
ALEXANDRIA. July 27.-Ismscl Pasha
has just returned from Arabi's camp.
The latter proposes to have Ogenses
condoned. and ON this condition he con-
sents to disarm portion Of tho forces
under his command. Gen. Allison will
not listen to the demand, and is draw
ing closer to Arabi's camp.
Loyal Arab.
LONDON. July 2.-A dispatch from
COnstantinOple says telegram has been
received from Arab Pasha depreoating
the dispatch of Turkish troops to Egypt,
and declaring fidelity to the Khedive.
They Nave Voted Enough.
PARIS, July 27.-A Committee of the
Chamber has rejected the proposal for
a second credit of 5000, 900 francs for
protective measures in Egypt. Six
members voted against the proposed
grant, and the other five abstained from
voting.
An Cnsucecssfal Surprise.
ALEXANDRIA, July 27.-Lsst evening
an attempt was made to surprise the
British outrosts. The 3sth Regiment
opened fire, when the enemy resrsated
prsoipitately.
Rarniag city.
A tremendous conHsgration broke out
in Alexandria at two o'clock this morn
ing. Az seen from the harbor, the FIRE
seems TO be larger than any since tho
bombardmens.
The Gssdwssd Races.
LONDON. July 81. - The Corinthian
plate at Goodwood was won by Flora
Lowland. Thief came in second and
Alban third.
The sultan's Acts.
CoNsTAHrrNoPLs. July 81 The Sultan
has decided to denounce Arab Pasha
as trsitor. The Sultan received Der.
Wish Pasha on his return from Egypt
very coldly, and complained that he
did not persuade Admiral Seymour to
delay the bombardment.
News from the other Side.
ALEXANDRIA, July 27.-An official tel
egram FROM the rebel government. dated
Cairo, July 18th, says ornaments con-
tinus on an extensive scale. VOlun-
teers are arriving. the bulletin adds,
from upper and lower Egypt. Some
chiefs of Bedouins, who prior to the
bombardment were known as partisans
of the Khedive, have promised fidelity,
and all the best class of Mussulmans,
including Princes and Prinoesses Of tho
Khedive's family, now in Cairo, are
aiding the government. The ladies
have formed committee for preparing
lint. The British have been defeated
in two engagements, leaving forty
killed. The Official Gazstte publishes
letter from Arab Pasha which d. clares
that any person found in possession of
q proclamation dismissinR Arabi Pssha
~ Minister, circulated by the Khedivs's
emissaries, will b courtmartialed The
army will do it, duty and defend the
country to the last extremity. II com-
mercih and political interests do not
Induce them to stop the British invasion
= terrible struggle must ensuc. Some
Italians and Swiss,.. French and Ger
usns remain in public administration
and continue to receive marks Of con-
fidence, notwithstanding British in
triRues tS depopulate Egypt.
Dsiags In Egypa.
Eight hundred soldiers are now being
landed from tie troop ship Orontss.
r. 4 -~~H>~ >es~v H1,~sv SAs~~sr, k,o - v,naux
will proceed TO Port Said and land ma
rines. There - great activity in the
snemy's lines. Egyptian soldiers dis
euised a. Bsdonins carried Oh ton Gases
Of gunpowdsf from Fort Aukbsebs.
near NekA Emissaries from ArAbi
Pasha have been marching Ia ma. -
at Mukbeebe almost daily. 1t has be. n,
therefore. decided to occupy the fort
and also the shore Of Lake Narcotic,
near which patrols OF the enemy are
frequently seen. The fire here IL in the
native quarters, and il believed 70 b.
started BY incendiaries.
All We'll.
LONDON, July IA letter dated
Passenger Ford. July 1lth. from Sir
Allen Young, commanding tho steamer
Hope. engaged in the Erie search and
relief expedition, states that all Of the
members of the expedition are veil.
Tho ball room car 10 the latest novelty
| introduced on the Chicago, Milwaukes
and IS. Paul road, and recently \ msrry
marty Of bellies and besux made an 0x
- sha vvnaA and danced this