The mutineers were given every. opportunity to surrender. They Cairo, Nov. 29, replied to the British fire with rifles The Wafd has issued a further and machine-guns, and then with-manifesto declaring that the arrests drow under cover of darkness, jate unconstitutional and that the The main body of the rebels was nation the Government located in the building of the hospital compound. On the morning The students of Alazhar Univer-of November 28 they fired on the sity have issued manifesto de-approaching troops, hence claring that they will continue the strike as a protest against the with gun-fire. One officer and 14 "Government's hostile acts.' men in the building are reported to The Minister of Education is ex-have been killed. The survivors hhorting the teachers to endeavour surrendered or are being collected to persuade the students to resume by the police. he does not want to employ force.
The British army medical officer killed in the hospital was Major Carlyle—Reuter.
No Affair for Outsiders Communications Interrupted Paris, Nov. 28.
Cairo, Nov. 28.
Telegraph communication with the Sudan is interrupted, The train from Cairo connecting with the Sudan steamer at Wady Haifa is not leaving to-night.
There is no further news from Khartum, The Egyptian protest to foreign Parliaments came up before the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies to-day. The protest was automatically referred to this body. It was read and then ordered to be placed in the archives without discussion. The document is therefore shelved.
Later.
Geneva, Nov. 29, The military authorities are in wireless communication with Khartum, The circumstances of the mutiny are obscure but it is understood that the situation is well in hand.
Nov. 29.
It is improbable that Persia will take up Egypt's "case before the Hague as recently reported-—Reuter.
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