Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-14
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BRITISH TROOPS FOR EGYPT.
MUSSULMANHATRED OF CHRISTIANS
THE RACES AT SARATOGA TO-DAY
LATEST LABOR STRIKE NEWS,
OFCHRISTIANs
RACES AT SARATOGA TO-DAY
ATEST LABOR STRIKE NEWS.
NTussuImau> Against Christians.


THE INTENDING CONFLICT IN THE RssT
LONDON, August IA dispatch 10 the Dads
Times from ConstantinGple says the strongest
orders have been sent 10 the governors OF Bey-
rout, Damascus AMI Aeppo 70 takc exceptional
care TO secure public order and prevent an out
break OF the natives. A correspondent writing
from Beyrout says events IN Egypt are greatly
influencing the Syrian Mu>sulmans. The situation
is such that trlilin- incident would sulice 10 Set
the whole province ablaze
NUSsUINkN LOGIC
CoNsraNrlNorLE, August 14-rhe MuSsulman
JuristS, whom the Sut.n frequently cCnsulJs. ex-
plain that Arab PaShs, in 30 far as he disobeyed
the Calinb Is n rebel AMI may he unceremon-.
iousy treated as such, but In far he has been
a defender OK Mohammedan country against the
aggressive designs OF Christians, he has merely
fulfilled the duties OF good Mussulman. and con-
sequentiy the Caliph cannot make common CAUSE
with England. The sultan may punish Arab
Pasha II some act o: rebellion Is proved against
hn, but he must not associate himself with those
VINO VINO VISA 70 crush Arab Pasha as the defender OF
Islam. correspondent says this VIII greatly In
nuence the Turkish military action.
BRITISH TROOPS FOR THE SEAT wkR-FIREs IN
THE REAR or ARABIs POSITION.
ALEXANDRIA, August l4-Fires OF considerable
magnitude We're visible to-day ia the rear OF the
enemys position at kingoSman.
The steamer Holland with the household cav
airy and the troop-ship Orontes with the Cameron
Highlands and battalion OF the Derbyshirc regi-
ment have arrived here.
GIBRALTAR, August 1.-two more transports.
the names OF which could not be ascertained,
passed here during the night The remainder OF
the Derbyshire regiment is now embarkIng on the
transport Verona.
MALTA, August lL-The hired transports Ne
yada. Egyptian Monarch. Viking, Marathon and
Capella, with troops for Egypt, have arrived here.
Fatal Fall
NEWARK y. j.. AUGUST l4--John Morris, a man
IS years OF age, OF this city, while in MT OF tenn
porary alteration OF mind, walked cut OF a third
story wiId wv 1t midnight last night, aud received
Injuries that VIII probably prove fatal HIS right
leg was broken and his hip dlslocated. lie was
also injured internally. This morning he was In
dying condition.
General Foreign News.
CHIEF SHAW, OF THE LONDON FIRE BRIGADE, CON-
ING To AMERICA.
LONDON, August 14-Capt Shaw, chief OF the
London fire brigade sailed on the steamer Baltic
from Liverpool on Saturday for America 10 attend
the convention OF fire engineers at Cincinnati
CETEwAYo AND VICTORIA.
LONDON, August IA. The ex-king or ths
Zulus, Cetewayo, has arrived AT Osborne IL ia
rumored that the Queen, at the interview TO be
granted him, Will Inform him OF tie decision OF her
government to restore him 10 his Kingdom. lt is
stated that British resident will be appointed 10
reside AT Clund the Zulu capital, In order 10 ad-
wise him on questions relative 10 external rela-
tons.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
STOCK YARDS, WEST PHILADELPHIA, August IL
Cattle market-Actiye sale, 3,500; prime s;.ask;
good, 6s4 a7k; medium, 5A s6h: common, a. a5k.
Sheep nlarket-Actye sales, ii,OoO; prime, 5sla5s;
Market active; sales, S,slt1: from lihal21s.
Sentenced.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, August l4-Information re.
ceived here by mail b. police department is 10 the
elect that two weeks ago Joseph Brumpton,
alias Seare, who was arrested In this city last
summer for Iorgeries committed In Great tirims-
by, England, WAS sentenced at the Lincolnshire
assze To seven years penal servitude
The Labor strikes.
THE sTAY-oUTs MASTERS OF THE SITUATION AZ
CoHoEs.
CoHoEs, n. Y, August I4.-The Harmony mills
to-day have lost ground. The Ogden, Strong and
u
No. mill the weaverS were reduced 10 three in
number, and ut the MastodOn mill only two spin
weayers Is claimed. The strikers to-day received
from the Central Labor Union promise or financial
aid, and in consequence are 1ubilant ostracism
OF the so-called ScabS is the strongest weapon OF
the strikers, and is enforced TO the extreme. Tbs
next movement on the part OF the mill managers
is awaited with interest They claim that consid-
Grafton Is exhausted, and aggressive measures are
consequently looked fer. The ..stay y-outs, are
! masters OF the situation to-day.
NEW PHASE OF THE SITUATION IN PENNSYLVANIA
POLITICAL MOVE.
PITTsBURG PA, August 14-The labor situation
has assumed a new phase on account or the re-
ported sale OF workingmen's organizations 20 one
OF the old political parties II Is alleged that th0
coming convention OF workingmen in Philadelphia,
is to be packed with ''soundeis" and ''feelers,n
who can outvote the laboring men and carry out
the plans OF the politicians. Mr. Jarrett is conse-
QueEtly preparing circular designed TO prevens
this scheme and II Will be signed 10y olcals repre-
s.nting 10000 workngmen In the PIttsburg dis
trict.
THE STRIKING DRIVER BOYS
WTLKESBARRE, Pa, August N.-The committee
representing the striking driver boys at the
Hollenhack and Empire mines were notified to
meet the operators this afternoon with view TO =
speedy settlement as 10 their claims. IL is well
understood that there Will not be any compro~.
mise unless the company yields 10 their demands
They are firm and Will not yield to anything less
than ull pay for any part OF days labor.
NOT WILLING TO JOIN THE STRIKE.
WILKESBARRE, PA. August 1.-THE committee
representing the striking driver boys I'm this city
called on those in the employ OF the Lehigh and
Wtkesbaric company at Ashley, Plymouth and
Sugar Notch, with a view TO making the strike
general but the latter refused TO take any action
or part in the strike at present
A LOSING STRIKE
KINGSTON, ONT, August 1.-THE Kingston and
Pembroke railway labOrerS struck for s. . per
but have returned TO work for Is cents per day
| less than they were receiving previous To the
strike.