Cairo, July 21.
One demonstrator was killed and 27 were injured and taker. to hosital following the demonstrations this morning which were dispersed by armed police supported by Egyptian troops.
"The disorders occurred despite the fact that the Watd leaders; decided to abandon the attempt to force an entry into Parliament to await the King's reply to the po tion for an extraordinary session.
'Many shops were closed. The police guarded the main roads and steel-helmeted Egyptian soldiers, were posted in the neighbourhood of the' Parliament buildings. The police, using firearms, easily disperse ed the minor demonstrations, including a crowd which barricaded a street near the Abdin Palace and attempted to tear down lamp-posts and set Bre to the escaping gas.
There were many small demonstrations at Port Said and the troops: Jwere obliged to fire on a crowd which was attempting to break the military cordon between thie_n land che European quarters. Twenty rioters and 16 police were injured Lut the situation is now reported to be well in hand—Reuter.
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