Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-18
|, THE ATLANTIC.
,.,,., the arabs in Yemen
l-, ~, AGAINST Turkey.
n. Ministry skirmishing for a
x. !, Cam on the War,
,srrrrAS AFFAIRS

a5rihe British campat duoat'
RI, troop, be Needed at Homo.
.,,ted today that the riot
aor the unemployed work
,,dsy, and the growing feel
.,,o,snt among the same class
Ice business centers, has
siropg feeling in gov.
dreles in favor Of &C
ara rom several colonial
& ,ris Of volunteers for service
n "a deemed uuwise to
IlW s,iher draft on the home
v,.lorls, New South Wales,
= contingent composed of
t,serylce III Egypt. A com.
N On the psrG of the colonies
shinrs large force of volun-
Frptlan service is suggested.
on. Ba les Successor.
srckenbury will retain com.
A.lau Gen. Earle's division.
slwill join Gen. Wolseley as
aE Gen. Greenfield taking his
-Four thousand Egyptian
= lntreuChed between Aaso-
iopeola HsssRu Bey's con-
m ioin the English forces at
A Revolt In Arabic.
Sm Arab revolt In Arabia
ten received ia London. The
,sscred the Turkish outpost
and the governor of Sanaa, a
Insn, Arabls Tue remain
hs sppealsd to the porte for
5rements. The insurgents
ltd BY the emieeGries Of FL
$40 Is preparing to make an
tg to Garry on War in Egypt.
ahlnet yesterday considered
rs to meet the credit Of the
ln campaign to the amount OF
NJ 1872 500, 000) Premier Glad
I'D Hugo Childers, Secretary Of
lnsd lhesuspe nsion of the sink
"a, Il was finally decided to
llnher issue OF - per cents. to
mount wanted Uhilders will
lomeet the extraordinary war
iutes during the coming finan-
~ by raising the income tax s
W the year, in this way real
l,cNON.
inolhst Australian Contingent.
f'paieh fpm Adelaide, South
Us, 70 the government ssys:
South Australian government
nish e! its own expense $500
i:is 10 reinforce the troops in
dan There is great enthusl-
Al'irdla and money is flow
alhs patriotic fund"
AlDlpatched for the Railroad.
y, Feb. l7-Gon. Barcken-
teen promoted to brlgadler-
Gems. Graves and Mcneil
. other officers will start for
Friday. The first portion Of
llsud q number OF wOrkmen
slskim railway leave Cairo
q the week. The line will
beof permanent character.
The KhartousA Massacre.
lAliye who reported the news
Gordon's murder to Gen.
J adds that Gen. Cor
deik and the chief clerk
lneual were also killed.
-lal only entered Khar.
liee days after its fall. He
= the plsc5 and returned to
nan, where he remains. After
p'uon fell the Arabs killed his
sa nine others with
Inc rest of the garri-
.led With the exception
lAsek there was no ilghting at
M All the Europeans and
Ae no.ables were killed. The
4lls joined the rebels. No
" children were killed. All
united gave up their vsluRbles
'sslloged
y DEPART UNFRAMED.
a epafitd that FL Mahdi hanged
,alsaa, The rebels plundered
aud killed all the Greeks in
aal. All the prisoners were
pi the italian consul, Nicola,
aslot Ell Mahdi has 1000
suing uien who, however,
frightened by The result OF
o. Abu Klea. A Ksffiriish
'trts mHcn sickness and dis
"a among FL Mahdi's troops,
lied nf war and desire En-
g,scllon. Na'ives respond
y Mahdi's levies
req. IL -Pasha FaraEa, who
egates Of KhartOum to FL
ne-, hid been q slave Gen.
nseo him aud made him mill
.nshh ut He liz, d to receive
y. ~ Mahdi which he told
-sef7 Important.
pFHart's Wound Fatal.
''sSart, who wa, wounded In
,ssnient ut Abu Klea, is not
Ia,lseo Recover IL il stated that
IN y VINO reached Korii Is Gen
nlh,,as tyant, He made his escape
IA y y he bought a camel aud
= ~ ueebeh In twelve days,
4. NJ preceed'd tn KoFti. Gen.
8 s'sred for the front.
NV, .so''r. applying for work.
Feb. III The street in
AZ. We Office of Lucas s. Arid,
4. ,s ll't been awarded the con-
M, u'ld the railway from suaE I'm
Insn war blocksded to-day With
iinpa.,S eklng employ ment On
30 ~ railroad. One hurdred
WI kutpn .,,-n 80