Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-09-01

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Ismalia, Aua. 30.-Arabi Pasha is do. |
ing his utmost to block the Suez canal.
A telegram from Arabi to Mahmoud
Tehmy, ordering him to induce the Be-
douins at Cantaro to effect O stoppage
there was recently intercepted.
Deadwood, Aug. 29.-John Lane, fore
man, and Ton Mathews, colored herder
for Driscoll, quarreled on Sunday, when
duel took place, Lane using rifle and
Mathews q six.shooter. Lane was
wounded twice, probably fatally, and
Mathews once. The latter was arrested,
brought to this city and jailed.
London, Aug. 30.-Aa important order
has been received at Woolwich to-day to
forward to Egypt at once formidable
light siege train. It will weigh, with
equipments, 1000 tons, and will require
l,l36 officers and men. The ordnance
will consist of thirty-six pieces of artille-
ry of various calibres, including ten forty
Founders and ten twenty-five Founders.
Tucson, August 3O-The people are
coming in in large numbers from the
surrounding country. The reports of
Indian depredations are confirmed. A.
fight Is reported in the south end of
the Patagonian mountains. The Indians
defeated the miners and ranchmen. The
Sierrato district has been abandoned.
Seven people thus far are reported killed.
The Apaches number about one hun
dred.
Mousameh, August 3O-In the fight at
Kassassin majority of the Egyptians
fell on their faces to avoid being slashed
by the life guards swords. Many thus
escaped who would otherwise have
been struck down. The corpses of
Egyptians were spread over mile and
a half of ground. An officer who was
present says the cavalry charge was or
dered for the purpose of saving the posi-
ton, the ammunition having run out.
Tucson, August 3O-The Stars Hermo,
sillo advices say: Gen. Carlo, comman.
der at Zuni, accompanied by Ex-Gov
Torres, is hourly expected in that city
} with authority from the federal govern.
ment to supercede Gov. Ortez. 1t is sale
500 troops accompany the ENJOYS t.
meet this emergency. Ortez is drafting
troops in all directions. and threaten
3 resistance to the last extremity. It ~
believed that this will precipitate con
, tlict which will lead to q revolution.
) Baltimore, Aug. 3O-A meeting of tn
butchers of Baltimore was held to-nigh
to take measures to compete agains
western slaughtered beef now coming t
: this city. The complaint was that th
supply Of cattle brought to this marke
was not sufficient to supply the demand
and as result prices were higher tha
in either Philadelphia or New Yorl
With view to larger supply, cattl
t market day was changed from Monda
r to Thursday, the change to go into effe<
n September 14th.
8 Dubuque. August 3O-The second da
q of the military encampment drew tt
largest crowd ever seen on the ia
q grounds, not less than $4,000 people b.
ing present. The competitive drills fl
companies were continued during I'll
forenoon. In the afternoon all the trool
1 were reviewed. The main feature of tt
i day was the sham battle. Tonight
- the grand military ball. Tomorrow
u the last day of the encampment, whe
=. the awards will be made for the be-
Ls drl He'd company and the whole affa
will end in steeple chase and tourn
ment.