The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-24
FANATICAL FURY.
uIoR OF OsMAN oioNA'S ARMY
-, rattle Expeetrd-The British Flag
' nishonorcd BY Gormsns-French
Losses In China Earl Duff
erin Conc TO Afghan.
The Soudan.

The SOudan.
nRITIsu STATEMENT OF SUNDAYS
LOSSES.
sr,xIv. March % The guards have
..,n,ned from the zereba. The total
p,Itish loss during the fight ON Sunday
rass officers and 81 privates killed and
IN wounded. The rebel loss was fully
isN In the rush Il large number Of
.ebes entered the corner of the zereba,
md in the desperate tight which en-
,nrd there, every Arab was killed.
The guards at Al early hour this
morning were sent 70 the zereba OF ecteJ
Tssterday by Gen MCNEIL, 10 render
resistance after the battle of Yesterday.
Gsp. Mcneil, unmOi0Sted, was found
vsll entrenehed in the zareba, situated
,eveg miles southwest OF >uakIm. The
ousris we're sent back Ivy Mcneil for
water and prov sions. They succeeded
in making the return journey unmo-
lasted. A force OF infantry and cavalry
with supplies Tor the zereba, escorted
nv A convoy OfguardS, was at once dis
Matched to Gen. Mcneil. a number of
heavy guns have been forwarded 70 the
|front
4 ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO ADVANCE.
A general advance towards Tamai is
'nbe made tonight by Gen. Graham.
|Dnriug tho advance Suakim is TO be
urris0ned by sailors. The zereba CON
struettl by Gen. Mcneil is 20 be- shift
al, because al the intOlerable effects of
be rapid decomposition of tho hundreds
Of bodies OF slain Arabs living close
|uouud. A spy reports the hostile Arabs
| moving in numbers around Hasheen,
| The heat il oppressive. Two hund.
/ red and fifty SICK sui wounded TODAY
uil for England. Later official accounts
/ pace the losses of the Arabs in yester.
1g't fight at l,O00all told. IL this figure
III correct the losses Of the onrmV ey-
1 aeded those Of tho British in a Tess ratio
Than "a any battle Of the past three wears.
|Osman DiEua has 5000 men % Tamai.
|Gtu Graham will roach Tamai and give
|0sman Dgna battle Tomorrow. IL twill
bea pitched fight and probably more
decisive than any that das yet occurred.
ARAB FANATICAL COURAGE,
The enemy numbered over 1000.
Their lan8tical courage won admiration.
ITh1v rushed 10 what seemed certain
|dea.h repeatedly without tailoring.
Hundreds OF dead and wounded Law
around the square. The euomy with
ldIag fighting and /. was in no sense A
|dl3lt, though IL is believed he lost
|rCrIy $40 mon. IJIs "a mystery how 80
large q number adv need without dis
Wyery. The Brii80, especially inc
|Mldnts, behaved admirably The
desperate shsikhs, waving their banners
and with ID horde o4 Iu.iJWers, charged
th0 marine before .Gey had baen re-
.hlnei /, bat they we're unable 20 pom
etfa,e their lines. The sneikhs fought
10 the last gasp, bu. lost their bauHer.
which "at ctrtued boy the marines.
rlEY'LL NEED MORE. Ia a
The British positions ON ihe road %
Tsmai from Suusum hByo all been rein
forced aud are safely hsId. The Arabs
hjmt ,tat they LOST 5000 men IN Sun
days battle.
TIE ARABS INCHE tsE THE LAROR.
owing TO ,ne labor involved, 10 mas
been decided not o. SHIFT Gen. McNtips
io'oUA Troops are engaged IN drag.
giug the bodies 0t the slain
70 the leewarJ o. tho zar56a.
Gleai hoBps VI cor, of rebels and ma
tive camp follower arr mingled with
The ''rcases oi 500 c.Ha.s. Tho ground
Is sueWu with till'g, spears aud shields.
GENERAL GRAHAM ADVANCE. u.
G8u0i1l Graham lu-au this evening 10
move rs yhoie force from Sunkm TO-
ward lDnsL General NrN0J's troops
len tho 2grght where iha battle was
hugdi y >tsIday, .ud advanced about
8 Wi'a toward tJHlH, where lg
has cJu,'ru .ed another zageha.
The cnmY are making un opposition.
II ls fuu.d fuuys.islp IN ON