Cairo, May 3. and "tin fnloned Soc Police when they were forced ta fire "during riots at Heniovely Fifteen" policemen are reported have been injured The slots started at Benisuet the arrival of Nanas, Pasha Sx other prominent: Waal Te seems the crowd stoned. the police who tr fred warning Fito "the aire This had ne fect, whatever on the crowd and' final hey. were compelled to Tre ae the stern, the 18 casualties mentioned enuling front the volley. The crowd then dispersed, The Prime Miniter, interviewed by Reuter, deciaves tt the casuate police in self-defence after the rioters had smashed the motor cay' of the Governor of Benisuef and injured his chauffeur, The rioters also injured three en, the ambulat Benisuet' is in darkness, for alF cleetrie wires have been out.
Forces. have been sent' from Cairo ta intercept Nahas. Pasha and his party on their return to Cairo and they will be taken to Parquet where the Attorney-Gene eral will interrogate them, Troops Sent to Scene Later, The Premier states that "Ep tian troops had been sent Benisuef but the town. it now quiet, He added that necessary mea: sures for preservation of peace in Cairo had been, taken, Events One|Benisuet proved, ho declared, that ith- the "Oppos jon was bent on. incite ing mobs to disorder with the, object of forcing Great Britain to. intervene in Egypt-—Reuter,
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