Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

raees in Ireland during the month of August at 165, including one murder, ten cases of intimidation, and & case of sending threatening letters.
 ALEXANDRIA, August 6th.-Antone Paula, arrested on suspiciOR of being connected.with the plot against the lives of the Europeans, will be sent to Greece. He is not Consular agent, as at first stated. The police advised several suspicious persons to quit the city.
 A fire broke cut early this morning in Ene. Cberif Pssba and several per sons suspected of having started the fire have been arrested.
 KAssAssIS, September 6. The enemy is showing increased boldnets- Tester day force of 1000 men WAS observed within half an hours march of the Brit ish camp. The enemy disguised as peasants frequently fire at the British vidrttss
 IsMAILIA, Sept. 6.-General WOlseley k making a strong effort to organize . complete system of supply for the field force. The task is much more serious than the foreign element in Egypt ls willing to admit. At hassassin food ls abundant.
 LoYpoN, September GA fire Oc- cured ID Philharmonic theatre at Ismington this morning. The roof of the building bas fallen and the interior of the house is completely burned out LONDON, Sept. 6.-Blsir Athol. the cele- brated race horse is dasd.
 MADRID, Sept. 7.-An official dispatch from Manila states that 256 natives and four foreignerH, including the American consul died there yesterday of cholera In Is villages ID the province of Manll- la there have been 36S deaths.
 ALEXANDRIA. September "A cor respondent of the news has obtained from most reliable sources the exact strength of Arahi Pasha's army. Grand total Is as follows: Infantry +4,6OO, cavalry 1S.OOO; guns IS; rocket tubes IS; BedOuins 3.05O.
 KAssAssIS, Sept. 7.-The Egyptian loss in outpost affair was heavy consider ing the brief duration of the skirmlsh. This was by far the most determined demonstration made by the enemy since the battle of Ksssassin and indicates the near approach of decisive conflict
 IMAILIA. Sept. S.-A general move to the front has been ordered. Our forces at Kassassin LOcLs will amount on Sat urday to l5O0O men with 50 guns. An attack on the enemy is confidently ex- pected on Monday, or the latest on Tuesday.
 KAssAssIS, September 9.-After six o'clock thIs morning the Bengal lane rs and and scouts came III with news of the enemy approaching ID great force on the north slde of the railway. Our army WAS at once put in motion and by ' o'clock an artille duel began Arabi's troops all armed, are spread over the entire ridge and a mile and a half up the line train heavily armed. has appeared. Close to where 1 stand our 4O-pOunders and Krupp guns are placed, shelling the enemys right. There Is pOunder few hundred yards of play < on the same position, we have the enemy's range exactly. One of our shells burst right over the euemy's ranks. The Egyptian artillery have got our distance very well and their shells are dropping steadily into our camp. We Lave horse artillery eI- tended along . line, a half mile in length on north side of the railway. They are firing rapidly and at present the Egyptians are slowly retiring. Up to this moment no casualties have oc- cured. Endorsements Rre just com ing up rom Mishames. A Krupp gun recently captured from Arabi, sent a shell nearly in front of his tram. Our infantry are advancing and the enemy is slowly retreating.
 PARIS, Sept. 9-Advices state that the cholera IS raging in Cochin China.