Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-27
EGYPT.

EGYPT.
LONDON, Oct. pa telegram has been
received from Suez by the British admi-
rality saying news is brought to that point
through party searching for the missing
British officers that in Wady Cabalz,
point northeast from Suez, the remnants
of their baggage have been found, together
with several letters which served to fully
identify them. A Bedouin was also cap
tured who had upon his person an English
tobacco pouch. This was recognized as
having belonged to Harrington, one of the
missing. The native accounted for having
it in his possession by saying it was given
him by chief Ali Mushed, who he said had
murdered Palmer's entire exposition and
distributed the phndered Clothes and other
personal effects among the populace.
BERLIN, Oct. 26.-The newspapers of
Germany comment with approval upon
the Blue book correspondence which was
first made public yesterday. They espe-
cially express qualification at Prince Bis
marck's refusal to give mandate in favor
the Egyptian matter. They regard that
refusal as wise step, Notwithstanding the
fact that it induced the French government
to abstain from active cooperation with
England in its campaign in Egypt. Bis
marck's moral support, which he plainly
evinced willingness to afford, was all
that could reasonably be demanded by
England or by the situation. French
papers concur in this view.
CAIRO, Oct. 26.-English counsel refuse
to take part in the defense of Toulba
Pasha and Mahmoud Baronda, because, in
addition to other charges, incendiarism is
one of the matters complained of regard
ing them, and the evidence seems strong.
They will, however, defend Arab Pasha
and other insurgent leaders. Malet has
taken fresh steps to prevent the prisoners
being tortured.
CAIRO, Oct. 26.-It is declared that there
are only $50 prisoners at Cairo and very
few in the interior. Sir Charles Wilson
denies that Ninet was ill treated while in
prison.
CAIRO, Oct. 26.-It is believed that Prof.
Palmer and party we're led to the edge of
a precipice and offered the alternative of
throwing themselves over or being shot.
It is supposed Prof. Palmer leaped over,
and Capt. Gill and Lieut.. Chavrington
chose the other alternative and were put to
death.
SUEz, Oct..ss26.-Professor Palmer, dur
ing his excursion in the country where
Capt. Gill and Lieut.. Harrington were last
seen, some distance northwest of this
place, discovered their bodies in state of
decomposition. The Bedouins in that Sec
ton are very hostile, and those who are
compromised by this discovery are loudly
threatening to begin an attack on Colonel
Warren's party which is searching for mis-
sing men.
CAIRO, Oct. 26.-Abdelal Pasha, Alifehmi
Pasha and Abdul Pasha corroborate the
report of the i'll treatment of rebel prison
ers. Six of them were beaten with slippers
and spat upon. Arab Pasha has delivered
to Broadley, his counsel, a statement of the
various indignities inflicted upon him.
Broadley has Instituted proceedings
against the chief actors in these outrages.
CAIRO, Oct. 26.-Tbe prosecution COM
mittee examined Ali Bey Rushdi, who, dur
ing the bombardment of Alexandria, com.
manded the guard at the law courts. He
states he was ordered by Sulieman and
Daoud Pasha to fire the buildings, but he
followed Arab to Kafr-el Dwar without
executing the orders. He was taken before
Arab who asked him whether he had
obeyed the order. Rushdi re-
piled 'yes," through fear. Arab
thereupon exclaimed: ssThank God, we
have annihilated the greater part of the
Christians and their buildings This
evidence thus far, however, is not sup
ported.
The conueil of ministers has decided to
instruct the governor of Soudan to hold
out at Khantoum until assistance arrived.
1t is stated the false prophet has reached
Kordofan. It was decided to enlist as
many black troops as possible for service
against the false prophet, Ismail Pasha
Eyoub will be placed at the head of these
forces with Stone Pasha second in COM
mand.
CAIRO, Oct. 26-Among the documents
belonging to Arab Pasha, in possession
of the authorities is a letter from the sui
tans religious adviser to Arab, seriously
duplicating the sultan in the course Arab
pursued.
CAIRO, Oct. 26.-It is denied very posi-
lively here that the Egyptian ministry are
afraid of the revelations which will be
made during the development of the de-
Tense of Arab Pasha, and that consequent
ly they intend to drop the trial of that
rebel. The importance of the documents
in the hands of Arab are said
to have been greatly exaggerated accord
ing to their version. They say these pa
pers do not in any degree, directly or in
directly, affect any minister of the sultan
or member of the existing ministry of
Egypt. The khedive has, according to
previously announced intention, amnes-
tied 600 officers of ArabTs forces. Besides
this he hat ordered to be degraded in the
ranks about twelve others and some fifty
will be tried for high treason.
GREAT BRITAIN,
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