The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-26
EUROPEAN EVENTS.
OLD WORLD MATTERS AND THINGS.
Benefits of the Chinese Consulate at
Hnvana-An Alteration Between
the French and British Ambas-
sadOrs at COnstantinopie-
Meeting of Albanian
Chiefs, Etc, Etc.


Meeting Of Albanian
Chiefs. Etc, Etc.
London, Aug. 25.-The great Ebor handi-
cap race run at York to- day, and was won by |
Novice, Was with Stock man second, and Com
mandel third. Ten horses ran. Bobbie
Burns was not placed.
MR.. GLADSTONE TO MAKE A CRUISE.
Right Hon. w. Il. Gladstone embarks at
Grayesend, on the Thames, tomorrow, in
Messrs. Donald Currie i Co.'s steamship
Grantula Castle, for cruise around the Brit
ish coast.
AN ALTERCATIoN.
| A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph states
that the Republican Journal Des Seine, says
violent alteration occurrei between M.
Lizzelt, French representative at C0nstanti-
nople, and Mr.. Goschen, the British repre-
sentative, at the residence of Count Palzfeldt
German ambassador. 1t is feared that the
strange relations between Messrs. Lzzelt and
Goschen may prejudice collective action OF
the powers.
MEETING OF THE ALBANIAN CHIEFS.
A dispatch from Pesth to the Daily News
says that at meeting of southern Albanian
chiefs held recently at Arggro, it was re.
solved to resist the cession of Epirus and
Thessely and to complete forthwith defences
of Arto, Preresa, Montenegro, Larrssa and
Janina. The chiefs declare their ability to
concentrate 10000 men on The frontier.
TURKEY MASTER OF THE SITUATION.
A dispatch from Scutari to the Manches-
scr Guardian says the arrival of Ria Pasha
with six fresh battalions makes Turkey the
absolute master of the situation. Dulsigno
could be peaceably surrendered at once, but
unfortunately the porte continues infringing.
Ria Pasha is living at the house of a mem
Der Of the Albanian committee OF Turkish
affairs, and openly declares they are not
come to restrain the Albanian league. They
have consequently taken new resolution to
resist settlement.
FENIANIsM.
A. dispatch from Dublin to the Timea
says some additional claim may perhaps be
produced in regard to the state of Ireland
among the people at distance by the dis
closure of fenianism made by the correspon-
dent of the New York Herald in Ireland
Very few, however, will be alarmed or be-
leve it. An important secret society Of Irish
Republicans does exist and it is comparative
ly harmless. Such an organization has at
fractions for the extreme fanatica enthusiasts
1t is evidently recognized by Parnell. 1t is
but an association of essentially discontended
men and they are beginning to gtumble at the
smalness Of their share Of glory OF the anti
= English agitation. Neither itself or its organ
in press are thriving financially. The Par
; nellite organization is much more important
SWISS HARVEST.
A dispatch from Geneva says the harveS
is one of the most bountiful ever known il
Switzerland.
: DE. PARSONS MURDER.
A correspondent at Bucharest gives
, the following additional details of the
murder of DR.. Parsons, the Amer
lean missionary: One of the ssssssins placed
the muzzle of his rife close to DR.. Parsons
9 9 servant, fred and killed him instantly. DR.
Parsons then started up, but before he could
say or do any thing bullet pierced his heart
The two Circsssians then threw their bodie
over a precipice, at the foot of which they
! were found after few days. An American
: residing at Ismidt telegraphed the facts t.
= = Mr.. Goshen, the British ambassador, who
= communicated them Immediately to Mr.
Heap, the American consul general. A
! squad of soldiers went to the camp of thu
: Circassians and threatened to shoot the Who'll,
tribe unless the murderers were surrendered
whereupon the murderers were delivered tt
the authorities. The affair caused great con
:, sternaton at Constantinople, and people
J travel armed, and if possible with armec
. guards, when riding or driving in thu
= suburbs.
IRISH INDIGNATION.
e Dublin, Aug 25.-The absence of Ear
u Cowper, the lord lieutenant of Ireland, VIII,
= is on pleasure trip in Scotland, causes mucl
u indignation at this critical time. The LAM
= meetings were held generally Throughout
!. Ireland yesterday. AT Imam indamator
J; !. speeches were made and blood-thirsty pla
\ cards exhibited at Bslngary. Apologize
" we're made for the absence of Parnell an
a Dillon. Ten thousand perpons were presen
=, at the anteviction meeting held at Doneer
III The bishops and priests were loudly de
nouneed by speakers.
PREPARING TO RESIST.
NJ Constantinople, Aug. 25.--Mr. Goscher
" the British ambassador has communicated I
IT the porte telegram from the British consr
Of late at Sturie, asserting that the Albanian
o. are preparing to resist the surrender of III
- territory to Montenegro. The diplomat
40 body of Constantinople are convinced of tn
" sincerity of the porte in offering to ced
ne Dulsigno, but doubt his ability to do so.
IS, CHINESE CONSULATE AT HAVANA.
r. Havana, Aug 25.--The establishment of
ma Chinese consulate on this island is exerting
he most beneficial influence. The governmeI
.rt has decreed that within ten days all Chimes
a. detained by the government for bling rum
IN ways, or for being without contracts f
ed work or for any other criminal case, shall
n. set free, and that henceforth all Chine
nd shall enjoy the same rights as other ind
X. viduals belonging to friendly nations.