Bridport, Beaminster, and Lyme Regis Telegram and Dorset, Somerset, and Devon Advertiser. — 1882-07-28 (Bridport, Dorset, England)

ALIZANDBIA, MONDAY, 7.5 P.M. —Two in/Rai-tore of the Cadastre who witnessed the ma ac e. at T 'rah and Mihail • were taken today before the In eliigeuce Department. The inspector at Tantah 11. posed :1 IMO at the railway station an July 11, when it was anonoced officially that seven Eoglish war yawls bad been sunk by the fire of the Alexandria forts. On the next day, large crowds arrived fr...m Alexandria la lea with loot; they passed the word for the maesacra, which began on July 13 at eight a.m. By midday I emoted not less than eighty-five corpses carried vast in groups of three or four. Each proceiston was headed by to women, carrylog each a blueige in, to which dismembered arms and legs were tied. Then followed other women uttering cries of joy as at a wed liog. They surround° I the ho lies, which were dragged along by ropes tied to the Irga, until they became dismembered, then a rope was shifted to the other limbs, and the mob, with bludgoons, beat the bodies until they were flattened, and afterwa-ds caught up the vise° a wi•li -ticks aid thew Clem /Ain t the windows ..t t.o housa b huropeans, the b Aloe baying previously been robbed. A police iusrector appropriated the mu icy and valuables. For the other lo it there was a fight between gvptlau soldiere and the rabble. At five p.m., Ahmet Bey Minshovi, with twenty Bedouins, entered Tantah and proceeded to the Jew.' quarter, saved the inhabitants, and to de them to hie village. W. were saved by the Sheiks, from the village of Shobra, who came to our house and disguised us as native watchmen with bluets/eons in hand, and took us to his village. tie placed tie un ler the protection of Minshovi Benwho put 131 into a train, where we joined the fugitives who were leaving Mihalla and El Keblr. The inspector of the Cadaetre at the latter piece relates that the afternoon train on July 13th brought vociferating crowds from Alexandria, wh 3 proceeded to the building where seven employ& of the Cadastre and their famities were living. Fonr were absent, but the three other* bravely killed many of their &sibilant*, until the mob entered the back of the house and murdered them. Their bodies were burnt with petroleum. TllO3l who were absent were saved by some native women. The district gov-rnor arrived shortly 'afterwards and released the femilies of the murdered employs, and oonducted them, amid the canes of the infuriated mob, to his harem. Subsequently the mob killed twelve Greek, ; the viscera of one were tied t i the tail of dog, covered with Petroleum, which was ignited amid the cries of joy of the women and children. The attacks of the mob were repulsed eight times, lentil two village Sheikhs arrived, and with the aid of their men the mob was dispersed,  TOURISTS IND Thavmd.unt Ladies playing lawn tennis visiting the easide. or otherwiae expdsed to the scorching rays of the sun and heated partiales of dust, Will find Rowlands Kalydor moat cooVng and refreshing for the face, hands, sod aunt ; it vradicvais sunburn, tan, freeglea. dtc , allays the psin and initation caused by tu Bonito and gnat bites, and produces • bdautiful end delicate complexion. Sild In two eisas. Rowlands' Karaatar Oil prevents the hair falling off during hot weather. Rowlands' Olonto whitens the teeth. Sold by chsmitts perfumers, and hairdressers. Buy only Rowlands' articles. F.