The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-18

LtlAn CONSUL is the only Foreign diplomat
who thought it necessary to quit Alexan-
dris He has gone to Port Said. Der
visch Pssha states that he had sent fifteen
tslegrSms to ConstaL tinople for troops,
and all were unanswered.
The Egyptian Gazette was published
to day. native newspaper started under
the control Of ths British authorities,
The party of sailors ana members of the
Khedive's guard, previously referred 70,
penetrated to within 80 yarda of Arab
PAssh's lIIe'. They found the reports
concerning the proximity OF Bedouins
untrue.
General Stone rode on Sunday after
noon, six miles in the direction Of Arab
Pasha's camp, but saw nothing Of his
army The Khedive has received notice
that large number Of Bedouins are col
lected three miles from the railway gate,
which is opposite the weak point in our
defenses.
Port Said, 16.-There Is an immense
mum Der of refugees here. Many women
and children are expected to-day. The
Europeans are imperfsc'ly armed with
revolvers and sporting guns. They fear
they will be attacked by the large force
of BedOuins which il is stated is assemb-
ling in the desert. There are 1880 Arabs
at Fort Guelms, six miles hence, throw
ing up arthwOrks. Three British, four
French, two Italian and one Spanish
men-of- war are in the barber. The gov
ernor is loyal TO the Khedive bu. the
Egyptian colonel who Commands 25O
men here, Is suspected.
Simla, 1.-The immediate equipment
of troops going to Egypt Is ordered, and
sll officers ab,en on furlough are or.
dered to reioin their commands.
Alexandris, II = Lieut.. Jackson
wounded in the attacks on the forts, is
dead.
Admiral Seymour has issued a mani,
festo announcing that ne has undertaken
with the consent Of the Egyptian gov.
ernment, the restoration Of order. No
body is allowed to leave town after sun
set.
During the massacre, soldiers set fire
to the house ola timber merchant, who's
maid servant escaped to a garden Wher
she remained surrounded by fire, th
soldiers laughing at her agony and hrlRl
st her, but purposeiy avoiding lnhlcEIng
fatal injury, preferring to see her burn t
death. Finally she rushed through ths
flames and though wounded by bsyone
thrusts, she succeeded IN securing refuge
in the ruins where she was discovered b.
the marines and handed over 10 Amer
cans. During the alarm on Saturday
night $50 Bedo1ins at Gibaniz Gate he!
before an attack of midsbipmen, an.
twelve sailors.
COnstantinopie, 17.-Order cOntinus
at Cairo.
Calcutta, IA fast mail steams
sailed with I,5OO commissary tents sndI
large quantity Of stores for Suez.
Alder shot, IA battalion Of Mul.
ster fusiieers, is ordered to sail for Mali
to-day.
Alexaudria, II. The N0rthumbg'
land, with 700 men, the Lamar with Y
marines, and the 0slamis end AglneoT
have arrived here. The marines VII
land at GaOsri. and two regiments
Rsmleh.
Paris, 1.-THE cabinet council II
solved to accept the Invitation to prots
the Suez Canal jointly with England.
Marsailles, I7.-Six French transpoa
have been ordered to get ready to es
| bark troops.
New York, 17.-Rev. DR.. F. s. D
hass, for two years United States couE
in Turkey, in = lecture tonight, SAL
| The present disturbance Is nothing Is
than q civil war Of rebellion against 81
Sultan and Khedive. ArabI bey E9
restless, ambitious Arab. He has fOundaI
Gnationsl party, and Is trying TO lml&
| Cromwell and GsribAldi, aud wants
drive out all foreigners, and yet they oIi
everything to foreigners. There Is n9a1
ing in Egypt to build an iGdeQenGli
government upon. ILWOuld be llkeni
negroes of the south trying to form gIs
ernmeut of their own.
DIR. Dehass predicted that Arab H
would fail utterly in his ambitious phS
| jecIs, but he thought q religious "
might break out that would spread oT5
! Asia, Africa and Europe, for Arab HiI
league with the new prophet, SinCs
and also with the Sheereef of Meces u
spiritual head Of MohammedslI1'i
In conclusion, he said: One thing
certain, if this contest goes
the Ottoman empire will fall, Turks q
be driven out Of Europe, the erOaa
planted again on the mosque OF
So2his, constitutional government
established and 20 600, coo Of our rse'
emancipated from religious desp )tisn
| Alexandria, 10, l p.m.-An eng#
ment is imminent be .Ween the Eng
and troops Of Arab Psshs. 1 haysn
tied all the hospitals and cannot sl@
too highly of the devotion displayel.
the sisters of charity. While soma
mates Of the hospital, including
sisters Of charity and patients, were
ing escorted by German marines to
beach, they were challenged by Engs
sentrIes. As they we're unable to 9
the password the Engl sd fred and
Germans returned the fire, but hap
no one was hurt. The EOglish ss-lo
to-day, logged ten Arabs guilty OF So
I rape AID pillage. Five men WereE
licly shot, four for murder and ol'
a spy. Hundreds Of persons are hoS
less and starving.
| Arab Pasha Is still at hOhr Ds''
His fierce consists of four regiments OF
, fsntry, !, ! SOC Irregular troops, and oneI8
mens of cavalry with sou horses, tbE4
six Krupp guns and twelve m!trRll.el;:
Arab Psshs sent an officer to AlexsnaiS
} to embargo the rolling stock OF Ilo
Cairo railway, and 5000 tons OF 81.
The officer was made prisoner IL
| British cut the Cairo railway near LAk
MaIeohs. The Ramadi1 festival COM
nences tonight. Admiral Seymour has
forbidden the firing Of the usual ss.utes
and the daily, time guns, By Egyptians
Trey will be fred from the fleet. Der
, yisch Pashs has issued a proclamation L
that effect, in order to prevent q panic
} The Khediye has summoned Arab
, Pasha TO Alexandra, threatening Il
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