Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-14
on, assaults ON the Europeans by Arabs in

Qua assaults on the Europeans by Arabs In
Cairo.
ALEXANDRIA, June 13sh.-The English
man-of-war Superb came round to the harbor
Sunday at midnight. The report that she
was about to land marines to protect the
Consulate having spread, the SOLDIERS directly
crowded the beach, and the boats OF the
Superb were ordered to keep of. The pro-
portion of Arabs killed in the late riot is
insignificant. The fleet is almost source
danger, its presence rousing SO many an
tagonisms.
The Europeans are leaving as fast as they
can. The Consul has Issued proclamation
exhorting the Europeans to remain tranquil.
and expressing confidence that the army will
be able to maintain order. One hundred
persons were killed in the riot OF Sunday.
The position is a terrible one. Any small
force the fleet could land would only suffice
to excite the Arabs to general massacre.
When the French stationed vessel opPo-
site their Consulate to receive refugees, she
was Immediately surrounded by Egyptian
steam launches which renamed tnere' anu
collision may occur at any moment
CAIRO, June 13th.-The Khedive and
Dervisch Pasha went to Alexandra, IN pur.
suance of orders from the Sultan. Arab
Pasha rode to the depot In the same car
riage with the Khedive
| Owing TO sending reinforcements to Alex
andria, only twenty cavalry and half regi.
ment of artillery are kept in Cairo.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, june 18th. = Several
| Turkish ironclads are now ready to embark
troops for Egypt, if necessary.
The Sultan invited the British Embassa.
dor to the Palace to-day, and expressed to
him his regret at the ARRAY Sunday in Alex.
andria, and especially at the wounding OF
| the British Consul and the killing OF the en-
| or,p &c fha Prttioh n ,of .War.
| ALEXANDRIA, June 13sh.-The bodies of
several Europeans killed Sunday show bayo-
net wounds.
The Governor visited the quarters looted
by the rioters, and arrested several Arabs
| and two young men, one being the son OF
| well. known banker and the other the son OF
prominent lawyer of Cairo.
The Prime Factor In a War.
TUN1s, June 13th.-The English claimant
to the Ernaido estate is dead. 1t was the diff
iculty about the possession of this property
| which was the cause of the French movement
against Tunis.
The Repression BIll-COmpensatfon De.
mandcd.
LONDON, June 13th.-The fifth and sixth
clauses OF the repression bill have been
passed.
The,brother of Bourke. assassinated in Ia.
| way CAaluuo I-lO,OVO SohpchootAohs
Divorce In France.
PARIS, June 13th.-In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day the bill re- establishing the
divorce law was passed to second reading
by 344 to 143.
Marrying a Deceased Wife's Sister.
LONDON, June 13sh.-The Prince of Wales,
Duke of Edinburg, Duke of Albany and
nearly all the members of the Government
voted with the minority in the House OF
Lords yesterday, on ordering the bill legal
izing marriage with deceased wife's sister to
its second reading. The bulk of the Conserva.
tives and all the Bishops voted with the ma
iority.
LONDON, June 13th.-The Times to-day
prints crop reports showing that in France,
Holland and Germany the crop condition is
highly favorable. Opportune rains in south
ern Russia caused renewal of favorable pro-
gress. The weather in England the last few
days has been extraordinarily cold, checking
vegetation.
Daughter of Royalty.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 13sh.-The Empress
was safely delivered Of a daughter this morn.
ing. The child will be named Ola. The
public buildings were decorated with flags in
honor of the event.
Great Fire at Montreal.
MONTREAL, June is IA terriDie Hre ID
raging in Victoria Square. The loss is already
over 81, 000, 600, and the fire is not under con-
troll.
SECOND DISPATCH.]
MONTREAL, june 13sh.-A terrible free oc-
Cured tonight in Clendenning's block, Vic
toria Square. It originated in Miller, Son Il
Co.. bookbinding and stationery store, and
extended TO the following premises, all of
which are now Quilted Greenshield, Sons Il
o., dry goods; Mcintyre & French, dry
goods Clendenning's store. Losses-Mil-
ler's, Sl50,G0 Greenshield's $3.50, 200; the
Clendennipg building and stock, $3.50, GEO
insured in all the leading English and Can
ada offices for three-fourths of the values.
LATER-12:50 A. M-The fire RACES as
fercely as ever. Tho water power at the
beginning was not sufficient to cover the
upper stories of the buildings, where the
flames had the strongest hold. Three steam
engines, all there is in the city, were brought
into requisition. but they seem useless
in conquering the fire. The loss will
not be SO heavy on Mcintyre
French as first believed, the wind hav.
ing changed in time to partially save the
premises and stock in the northwest end Of
the block The FIRE is now on the Craig
street side. From all appearances the whole
block, except Mcintyre & French's, will be
reduced to ashes, but the flames will not be
allowed to extend further. The origin of the
fire ia unknown