Sacking and Fire In Alexandria Amid Global Turmoil
Reports from Alexandria describe Bedouin forces sacking the city and flames engulfing large quarters, with European and foreign quarters heavily damaged. Concurrent dispatches in London and New York discuss Arabi Pasha, British and French actions in Egypt, and evolving plans to restore order, including possible international intervention.
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Irrigation plans and Egyptian bombardment reports stir 1890s news
The Tribune outlines hopes to reclaim western lands via artesian wells amid doubtful water prospects. In Alexandria, July events describe bombardment outcomes, troop movements, and conflicting diplomacy as Britain and allies respond to Arabi Pasha's forces with naval fire and anticipated international mediation.
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