Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-09
THE WAR.

The English saGsrinx rrsm Heat-Ths
Inactivity Of the Psrte-The Sultan
Endeavsring - Gain Time. -
LONDON, September 6-Private advices
from Egypt state the British troops are
suffering to an alarming extent from heat,
which is described as insuferable. Several
officers have been rendered insensible and
tainted on the sand Cases OF dysentery
are numerous, and the medical staff is
taxed to its utmost.
The heat in Egypt is said so be greater At
the present time than has ever been known
at this season.
Mastery Inactivity.
CoSsrANrISoPLr, September s.-The dis.
patches stating that Z perfectly mutual un-
derstanding had at lest been reached be-
tween the Porte and ENGLAND turn out to
be, as has been intimaied in these dis
patches, quite premature" Tc day il has
been discovered that another unexpected
difficu lty at present apparently slight, but
which ay prove serious, has arisen in the
matter of the proposed Military Conven-
ton.
The Porte insist that the Tulk troops
which may he sent TO Egypt shall land at
through Lord Duflerin makes the counter
proposal that the Turkish troops shall be
allowed 20 proceed 10 Port Said and that
they shall land at only such points on the
canal as shall be agreed upon by the Turk
ish and English Generals together.
Talk ofa COaference.
Although it is rumored that Q compro-
mise on This point will be effected, still an
understanding may not be reached. Shrewd
political observers believe that the Porte
does not mean to send troops TO Egypt, and
takes every occasion to raise such points as
il knows IN advance the English will object
to. -.
All Of these delays interfere with the Is
suing IN Egypt Of the proclamation declar-
ing Arabi a rebel, and with the prospect Of
any early actual lurking military inter
vention against Arab.
A Mob 20 the Ecseae-
ALEXANDRIA, September s.-The body Of
the murderer of the Englishmen Richard
son and Dobson, who was executed yester.
day was left hanging in charge Of twenty
native policemen. Late last evening an
Art5 n OBJ ove-powered the guard and car
ried of the body, together with the rope
with which the man was hanged. They in
tend 10 send the murderer's clothes and the
rore n a mosque IS a relic, and the body is
to be embalmed as that of saint.
The Egyptians Always Get knled.
ALEXANDRIA, September S.-The mount
Ell infantry made a spiritedIreconnoisS.nce
OF Maundara yesterday. They came in
contact with the enemy and six OF the latter
were killed.
The Enemy I'm Force.
KAssAs7rN. September S.-Ro oconpoisdnce
Of Tel.El.Kebir was made 10 lay. The enc.
my appe .red in force. There were no cas-
ualties.
ALEXANDRA, September SIT is reported
that Arab Pasha is i'll with dysentery.
Sick Colonies.
IsMAILrA. September S.-Thc Colonels of
three English cavalry regiments are sick in
the hospital.
Spelling for Fight.
CErTISJE, September S.-A large party OF
Albanians collected on the frontier to-day
with the object of provokinga conflict with
the MontenCgrins, but hostilities were
avoided through the moderation Of the lat
ter. The feeling between the border popu-
lations of Albania and Montenegro is very
strained.
Bet it Raises u Row.
BERLIN, September s.-While the grand
cavalry manoeuvers were being conducted
by the Crown Prince Frederick William
yesterday, French officers Of high rank, in
ciNiii" .-arsnqoa.e.
PANAMA. September THE damage done
by the earthquake turns out greater than
was first thought. The Cathedral and many
of the largest buildings are badly injured.
The loss in the city is estimated at several
thousand dollars Several lives were lost;
There is no communication with Aspinwail
either by rail or telegraph, and many
bridges on the line OF the road are broken
Can 60 IL AIsne.
PARIS. September s-Duclerc, President
of tho Cabinet, ssys: The foreign relations
of France are excellent France needs no
alliances and her aim IL reace.
Difficulty Settled.
SHANGHAI. Scptomber s.-The difficulty
between Jsnan and CoreI has been arran2
ed Corea mas has sgrced 10 Ply fJClUo
as compenla;ion 10 Japan, and 1D'poo 10
the re,a,'yes OF the murdered japanese
subjects.
Parade Postponed.
EREsLAS, September 7.-Owipyt1 his re-,
cent ovor.exert;On, Emperor William niu
not leave his roo~s Thurd Y. In ORDER 70
spnre him as much fatigue a' possible me
IarqS, cf The Sixth Army ",rps has been
bo,trcnc until 'rtn d..
The Death EecoIS.
M,Sit,, September s -oIe hundred and
ieventy nauveT died here from cholera
Thursday, and 279 deaths occurred IN
neighboring villages.
Tn. Country FIc odsd.
Loynor. September s.--A dispach from
Ismailia says that it is reported ths wa,er
canal hes been cut above Iel-"'.heor. ,nn
anoJ;ng the low lands 10 the south Of that
place. Forty guns from Cairo arrived s'
Tel l-el.k .kcbir yesterday.
Good Police.
DUBLIN, September s:-The Dublin police &c
.,,.c-r Va he grateful or the consideration
Tarl spencer extended towards them. ihey
are are full OF zeal and resolve 70 do their