Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-08
EGYPT'S ENEMIES.
The Operations of the British Forces in the
Shadow of the Pyramids-An Early Adj
vance Exuecfed.

The Operations of the British Forces in the
| Shadow of the Pyramids Early Adj
| vance Expected.
! ALEXANDRIA, Sept. Murderer of the
Englishmen Dobson and Richardson wa:
hanged this morning by the native police
He was conducted from Zaptieh through
| town, escorted by a detachment of Englisf
| troops who formed a square around the
| gallows. The condemned man walked IL
| defiant manner. Several hundred Euro
| peans witnessed the execution, but few ma
tives were present. When the troops haG
withdrawn, however. the Arabs came out in
| large numbers.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. An Arab was
caught at Ramleh attempting to spike {
| gun.
| Correspondents of the Nelcs have OBJ
| tanned from the most reliable source the
exact strength of Arab Pasha's army
The grand total is as follows: Infantry
| 44,6OO, cavalry $4,000, guns 143, rocket
| tubes 48, Bedouins 10000.
IsMA1L1A, Sept. 6.-The troops at Tel
| el-Mahuta are going to Kassasin Satur-
day, when those at Nefich will push for
| ward to Tel-el-Mahuta and go on to the
front Monday. All regiments will carry
| two days rations. Gen. Wolseley will pro-
coed to the front Saturday.
KAssAsIN, Sept. THE Egyptian loss
in the outpost affair yesterday was heavy
| considering the brief duration of the Skin
mish. This was by far the most determin-
ed demonstration made by the enemy
since the battle of Kaussasin, and indicates
the near approach OF decisive conflict.
All our cavalry with Generals Lowe and
Wilkinson are now here.
ANTHEMS, Sept. THE Turks proposed
to compromise the frontier difficulties by
Offering to cede three of the disputed places
to Greece if the latter will cede the re-
manning two to Turkey. Greece refuses
to make the concession, and will mobilize
an army if negotiations fail. 4 force of
1000 men are held in readiness to join the
troops concentrated on the frontier.
CoNsTANT1NopE, Sept. An imperial
civil commission viii leave here on a
special steamer Thursday for Alexandria.
Dervisch Pasha and Bauer Pasha with
their stats, will start for the rendezvous
in Crete on Thursday. Turkish troops are
assembling here as fast at possible.
England, with the assent of Russia, had
a oSC1ob WILL Iela-
tive to the ultimate organization of
Egypt.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Sept. 7.-Orders have
been sent to Suda Bey to forward the first
detachment of Turkish troops to Egypt.
DUBLIN, Sept. 7.-Spencer to-day order
ed the release of the following suspects:
The two Whalens, at whose house a large
seizure of arms was made; Kavanaugh,
who was suspected of attempted murder in
connection with the same affair; Mecler,
who was arrested for participation in the
murder Of Bailey, an informer. and Doyle,
Doons and Keogh. complicated in the Sc
vile place murder.
LONDON, Sept. THE Times, in lead
ing article, says the government in con-
GLIDING a military convention with Turkey
is persuaded that the sultan has seen the
folly of trying any longer to thwart the
policy of England. Two European powers,
at least, have intimated at Constantinople
that England would be perfectly justified
in breaking off negotiations which have
been SO wantonly prolonged.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. THE British have
burned house on the left bank of Nah
mandieh canal, signals having been made
from there to the enemy with lights. All
lights are now prohibited after O'Clock at
night in houses beyond the outposts.