Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 July 1882 — Page 3

AFTER ABABI AGAIN. ,%

Forces Bailing for Alexandria—The Vote of Credit in the Commons.

A WATER FAMINE IMMINENTALKXANUHIA, July 21.—Tlie situation iu regard to the water supply i« becom ing alarming. There has been a fall of the Mahmnudieb Canal ot two inches. Unless more troops arrive soon to enable Gen. Allison to drive Arabi Pasha from the pun.ping smiion?, the consequences will be rrihle.

Licuti-nint Piggnt, of the Moi&rch, and two sailor*, by dint of climbing, bus reached the lantern of the lighthouse and relit the lamps.. They found the stairway leading to the top cut a war by shell

The troops last ni_,ht slept outside the walls. ANOTIIBLL ritOBABLK MASSACKK.

AI.ICXANDIUA, July 22—There are 500 soldiers and many Bedouins in Zagazig. Tnese have been joined by Boldiers and Bedouins from Cairo, and no doubt igeneral massacre has begun. News of the massacre of Europeans in various parts of Ejjypt excited great indignation here and delay in taking action is bitter ly commented upon. Arabi Pasha's proclamation has alrtady affected a marked change in the attitude of the populace servile civility exchanged for a sullen, and insolent attitude

THE NOTABLES DEPOSE THE KHEDIVE. The notables, at a meeting in Cairo, have adopted a resolution declaring that the Khedive, having violated the constitution, is a traitor, and have deposed him They also have issued a proclamation declaring war with England, and sum moning all gooo Moslems to light against licr. Pressure is being put on the Khedive to proclaim Arabi Pasha a rebel.

AN ADVENTUKER FROM SWITZERLAND. There is with Arabi Pasha a Swiss ad venturer named Minet. It notorious that, he has done more than anybody to bring about the recent disasters. When caught he will be dealt with summarily. A few days before the bombardment he Was ejected from the French Consulate as a spy.

Egyptian officers of high rank are here, who all took part in thedeiense. A perJU who lias had twenty years experience in Egypt says that in '.he same train in which be came from Cairo were two German artillery officers, who assisted in the defense. They are now here.

REINFORCEMENTS.

BOMBAY, July 21.—Two transports sailed hence for Aden to-day with a battallion of foot, a company of Madras Sappers and 218 Highlanders, for Egypt. They will pick up a battallion of Highlanders at Aden.

TUUlvEY IN THE CONFERENCE CONSTANTINOPLE, July 21.—Assim Pasha, formerly Minister ol' Foreign Affairs, has been appointed sole delegate to the Conference.

WILL NOT BRING ABOUT A CRISIS. LONDON,

July 22.—At a meeting of

Conservative Peers, at Lord Salisbury's residence yesterday to consider the course to be adopted on thr arrears of rent bill, Solisbury stated that in consequeuce of the gravity of foreigu affairs he could not recommend the Peers to bring about a crisis on the domestic question by rejecting the bill. MOVING ON TO ARABI'S ENTRENCHMENT®

LONDON, July 22.—A dispatch from Alexandria to the Daily Telegraph at 9:30 this morning says: Major-General Alison is just moving out with two regiments of infantry and a mounted squadron in the direo'ion of Arabi Pasha's entrenchments. This movement will probably lead to an engagement.

TEN THOUSAND MORE TROOrS. LONDON, July 22.—The Times say9 the forces for Egypt will be ten thousand, and with the troops already sent make fourteen thousand men. The Duke of Cennaught, General Alison and General Wood will command the brigades

Geueral Wood was ordered ready to embark in a few days. The Government has engaged ten vessels for the transportation of the troops. The transport Nyanza has been fitted out as a condenser for the Alexandria. She can condense 32,000 gallons of water daily. The embarkation of the whole force will be completed within a* fortnight. Cypress will be the rendezvous of the force.

THE VOTE OF CREDIT FOR THE WAR LONDON, July 22.—In the Commons Childers, Secretary of State for war, stated that the amount of the proposed vote of credit for trie Egyptian expedition would be £1,300,000. lie said he would also ask a supplementary vote of 10,000 men for the army.

Childers also stated that £900,000 of the vote of credit would be for the ariry and the rest for the river.

Dilke, under foreign secretary, denied that the convention had been concluded with France relative to the Suez Canal.

Bourke, Conservative, stated that he would probably ask Gladstone on Monday wuen the demand of vote credit for the troops in Egypt came up, if he would consent to report progress immediately after his statement, so as to obtain further information as to the policy ot the government, particularly in regard to the Suez Oanal.

THE ARREARS BILJ*

LONDON, July 22.—In the Commons the arrears bill passed the third reading. LOOKING TO SECURITY FOR EUROPEANS.

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The Inglieh Force# Start After the Egyptians Again,

ibe Europeans on shoreln the event of an outbreak. Fresh earth works Have IK en thrown up by the Egyptians at Fort Guemiel, six miles from here. The Arabs at Imalia are committinc mur-

And There is Prospects of Another Battle Before Long,

When it is Likely Arabi Will Wish He Hadn't Cut off the Water Supply.

tiers, and every European ha* left Cairo. DEAD BODIES FOUND,

ALEXANDRIA,

July 22.—Keconnoig.

sanccs are making to-clay in the direction of Romlehand Miloha.8everaldead bodies have been found in the Mbmoudich

canal.

BEVEKTKEN HCNDBED MEN. LONDON,

July 22.—The troop ships,

Euphrates, left Portsmouth to-day. fShe took 1,700 men. The Captain received scaled orders. It is presumed the destination is Alexandria, not Malta.

LONDON. July 22 —In the Lords, the arrears bill was read the first time. INSTIGATING A HOLY WAR.

ALEXANDRIA, July 20.—Omar Pa?ha L'ifr.i, Gov«rnor of Alexandria, has returned from Cairo by way of Port Said. He has made the following report to the KbedivP: "On the way to Cairo 1 saw Europeans being massacivd un! their houses pilligaed. At Dumanhour, Tautab and Mthalla, where the Alexandria rabble had arrived, tbev cut off the heads of Bcnberin* because they served the Christians Arabi Pasha bad called a meeting at Curio of all Pashas, Ulemas and Notables, and asked them whether it was right to obey the Khedive, seeing that he had sold Egypt to the English. He ordered the military bake houses to make 10,000 loavet daily for the British without providing for his own troops, ana sent telegrams in their name. The Minister of the Interior presided at the meeting. Mahmoud Pasha Haroudi practically directed the discussions. Sheik Hassan recommended the declaration of a holy war,but at the instance of the Coptic Patriarch moderation prevailed. The meeting appointed.a committee to go to Alex-1 andria in order to verify the accusations against the Khedive. It was arranged that a commission of seven should start on the 18th inst, going trom Cairo to Isinailia. Three Mudiers, missed from their posts, are imprisoned in Cairo for obeying the Khedive. A council of wft is held daily, Mahmoud Baroudi presiding."

POLITICAL.

Alexander Stephens Nominated For Governor of Georgia.

GEORGIA. DEMOCRATS.

ATLANTA, July 20.—In the Democratic conventiou this morning Boeen's name was withdrawn and A. Stephens was nominated for Governor. The vote stood: Stephens, 1355 scattering, 8 not voting, 37. The following officers were then nominated by acclamation: N. C. Barnett, Secretary of Siate W A. Wright, Comp troller, General I). N. Speen,Treasurer Clifford Anderson, Attorney General Thomas Hardeman, Congressman at large.

The contention adjourned after electing the state executive committee and adopting a platfoiu?. The platform re allirms the principles of the Jeffersonion Democracy and renews faith in Democratic doctrines charges the present national administration with undignified, partisan and corrupt interfere nee with local elections and the prostitution of executive patronage for the purpose of extending its power under color of collecting the internal revenues setting on loot armed raiding parties who ranged at will often subjecting innocent persons to the loss of liberty and even life.

WASHINGTON.

GUITEAU'S EFFECTS.

WASHINGTON, July 20.—The following was filed in the probate courth to-day. In the estate of Charles J. Guiteau, deceased, Mrs. Francis Scovilb-, sister uf Charles J. Guiteau, deceased, desires to notify iiit* court that she intends to protest against the probate of any last will ami testament or ins'rumont in the nature thereof, ieing, or pretending to be the testament and last will of said Charles J. Guiteau, or against any letters testamentary or of administration on the estate of said Charles J. Guiteau, issuing from this court to any person than herself, or until examination thereof in the proper court and a degree of said court be therein pronounced. I do this to enable her time and oppoitunity to employ counsel for such purpose, hut not as counsel or attorney in any respect myself. [Signed] ii A. K.

CHICAGO, July 20.—Fifteen fatal CBS"S ofloekjuw, caused by wounds from toy pistols on July 4th, have been reported in tlie city »nd three in the country. Six bovs died in Burlington and three in Peoria.

UP FOR TEN YEAHS. VD«

Mollie Matches, the notorious crocksman, who successfully burglarized the Galesburg bauk three years ago, was sentenced to ten ears in the penitentiary, Tuesday. »,

ST.

SAID, July 22 —At a meeting or

toreign consuls yesterday it was agreed to call on the admirals and captain^ of the men-of-war in the harbor to ask what steps are to be taken for the security of

THHEE cniLDREN POISONED. PETERSBURG,

VA., July 20.—Three

children ot Mary Dickens, living in Northampton cosnty, were fatal'y poisoned a fev\ days since, by whom is not known.

A LITTLE HARSH.

LOUIS,

Ju'y 20.—A special to the

Post-Dispatch »'rom Jackson, Miss., says: In Wanslov county last night Nook Parks, a colored preacher, was taken from his house by a mob and hanged by the neck and left for dead. He was saved by friendB and resuscitated. He was suspected of stealing.

Illinois and Iowa Corn Cropf CLINTON ILLS.' 21.—A leading business man, after traveling ever and over Iowa and Illinois, predicts less than half a corn crop in either state.

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Counterfeiters Caught.

ST. LOUIS, July 21.—A band of counterfeiters has been arrested by the police. The names are Wm. Hall, alias Winkler W.H.Perry, alias Weaver, alias Teeny Ben. Souihern, alias Benn tt Clark, alias Bennett, alias Bassett Mollie Hall, alias Newton, nd Wm. Anderson. The gang is believed to be manufacturers of spurious coin.

IRRITATION UF THE &CALP.

An Authentic Testimony.

Gentlemen,—For

greatly troubled with dandruff, with a severe itching of the scalp, and hair falling out. I have tried almost every known remedy, all proving worthless. Seeing Burnett's Cocoaine and Burnett's Kalliston advertised, I procured a bottle of each, and am happy to state that the dandruff is completely removed, and no ttching whatever remains.

J. E. CAVEN, Kansas City, Mo. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best.

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A Frenchmau is.rasing mushrooms in Mammoth cave.

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No society man wears except to go fishing in.

BROWNE.

Score Another For the Women. HARTFORD, July 20.—The Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors has decided women eligible to admission as attorneys.

THROUGH the efforts of Senator Voorhces a posioffice has been established at Tecumsah, in Fayette township, for the benefit of the residents there. John A. Winters has been appointed postmaster.

Crimes and Accidents-

TOY PI8TCL LOCK JAWS. I

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Loots nowdays

Twenty years test proves that Brunkers Carminative Balsam is the champion of all remedies for Colic in Infants, Teething, Summer Complaint, Flux or Cholera Infantum, or for adults for Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Congestion of the stomach or any pains of the stomach Its reputation is unparalleled 25c, 50c mid if I per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

Mummies are the only well-behaved persons who are now lett in Egypt.— [New Orleans Picayune.

ALLEY'S AIN FOOD.

Positively cures Nervous Debility, and all weakness of the generative organs, i-rice $1—6 fur #5. All druggists. Send fur circular to Allen's Pharmacy, 315 First Avenue, N. Y- For sale in Terre Haute, by E. Bindley & Co. -1*

As a work of art the benteu brass medal of the 306 would be improved by the pathetic inscription—"I am going to the Lordy—1 am so glad and thn the whole thing would be so remarkable,

THE HIGHEST RANK. 7

Made from harmless materials, and adapted to the needs of fading and falling hair, Parker's Hair Balsam has taken the highest rank as an elegant and reliable hair restorative. „,

The prominence of the rubicund Robeson in Congress is to the Republican parly l.kea boil on its nose, Tuere seems to be. no Lelp for it.

DR. C. O. FILES, Portland, Me., says: ''Of ail the samples of medicine sent me during the past dozen years, it is the only one 1 have ever found, which has become a necessity in my own house^0W f5ff

If there is any one conclusion upon whicD the American people may be said to be agreed, it is thai Seu»«r Robeson is a thief.

"ROUGH ON RATS."

It clears out rats, mice, loaches, flies, ants, bedbugs, skunks, chipmunks. 15 cents. At Druggists.

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Every museum in the country shortly have Guiteau's skeleton.

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Quick, complete cure, all annoying kidney, Bladder and urinary diseases. $1 Druggists. Depot: Gulick, Berry & CoTerre Haute lad.

We caught, cured and consumed $90,060,0U0 worth of fisli iu 1880.

PEBSONS who exasperate an audience by persistent hacking and coughing, can rid themselves of the annoyance by using Oough Bush.

Lord of the aisles—the sexton

•Mr. E. A. Robbins, 148 Putnam street, New Haven, Oonn., was cured by St. Jacobs Oil of a severe attack of rheumatism in the shoulder.

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Porous Plastersc

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It has always been supposed that alter the head became glazed and shiny, it was hopeless to expect any hair. This is erroneous, we have crown hair on hundreds of heads that were glazed like a billiardball." Tins cut is a microscopic view of ilie follicle and Papilla from which tlie hair grows. It will readily be seen that though the hair Is pone from the surface.it is still alive nd ?r

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