The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-15
TELEGRAPHIC
EGYPT.
More Trouble Expected.

More Trouble Expected.
Alexandra, 1S.-Ths Khedive drove
through the Arab and European part, to-
day, without an escort The army show
lr g signs of insubordination. Egyptian
troops are accompanied by janissaris.
Consuls have authorized the arrest Of All
europeans c,ught firing from windows at
natives.
Among the victims Of Sundays riot
are SIX -Englishmen, oue German and
three Italians.
Alexandria, 14-The bodies of the en-
gineer OF the Fog .ish iropelnd ISuperb
aud two sea zen of the HeLieOq, killed In
the riot on Sunday have been buried 81
sea, ss 1t was deemed imprudent to risk
thsoanRer that migAt have arisen from q
fdEeral on shore. As the barge contain
Ing the bodies pssssd up the steamer
GdSen@ marquis bred salute and all on
board uncovered their heads.
Soldiers are openly asking for the de-
position Of the khediVe and declaring
tney Will II necessary oppose Turkey her
Not only women and children are leAv-
ing the country, but men, with large ma.
terlai interests in Egypt, are begging
passages and leaving their property Ee-
bind. Many large capitalists are srrang-
ing TO leave Egypt permanently, not In
panic, but after calmly calculating the
cost Of sueh step.
The statement Of Dixie in the British
Commons that the riot in Alexandria
was not Of political character caused
CONSERVATION among European residents
and encouraged th g natives to further
violence. Europeans Anxiously desire
that England should make firm declsr-
alton oftEe course that will be pursued
in the Egyptian crisis. The mail steamer
took 3OO deck passengers, who paid first
class fares, and thres other steamers took
1000 passengers. Bostmen asked so
francs to carry persons on board the
steamers. The usual fare is franc.
Nieosis, Cypress, I4.-Msny refugees
from Egypt, mostly families Of British
residents of Alexandra, have arrived
here.
London, IA correspondent of the
Times at Cairo states that the English
consul-general desires British residents to
quit Egypt without official request, which
might produce a panic. He will remain
here few days to resssure public feel
ing.
Cairo, l3.-The work of exciting the
population is complete in papers distri-
buted among the populsce summonIng
them to be ready at any moment. The
Italian consul has issued notice to ell
Italians to quit the country.
Sir Edward Malet has started for Alex
andris.
Msrseilles, 10 Tie Mediterranean
squadron is ordered ready to Droceed ia
Alexandria.
New York, 13.-HerGld'S London:
Words fail to describe the state of panic
in Alexandria. The streets are blocke q.
Carts are piled with the baggage of
fleeing Europeans: all men-ot- war in the
harbor are crowded with fugitives; the
American frigste GGLe7lG is crowded
with families, claiming American pro-
lection. Rev. s. Joseph aad Richsrd
Smith, Of New York, aud Baltimore,
have taken refuge on board. The officers,
though greatly inconvenience, are
giving up Iheir cabins to ladies. One
American officer narrowly escaped while
in company of the British officer, who
was killed in the fight. The American
citizens 10 Egypt to leave Immediately,
nA0 69GO o NOcsti w 1Suolid 0n buS OuGL
canal, to receive the fugitiVes from Cairo,
shou communication between Cairo
and Alexandra be cut of. The disturb
aace now transporting was evidently
premeditAted, breaking. out in several
places at once. Europeans were dragged
out Of their carriages and murdered with
sticks and legs of tables or chairs, OBJ
tanned by sscking the shops. In all there
are forty-eight Europeans killed. The
English consul is till in danger. Three
officers of the British feet were buried at
sea te-dsy, the American marines pre-
senting their arms and the officers and
crew dofing their hats. i now learn that
the project OF police in Alexandra, with
the assistance OF fanatic ,orator, organ
lied the outbreak. the soldiers setting the
example of sseking shops. Many of the
dead were killed By bsyonets. The Khe-
dive arrived from Cairo this afternoon.
He was coldly received by the populsee.
He expresses himself greatly astonished
at the agitation and excitement visible
throughout the city. The natives declare
they will resist any Intervention, Turkish
or otherwise. There ara patrols through
out the city tonight. Soldiers are placed
at eYaFV fftV Yards.