The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
pARNrLL is ROUGHLY HANoLEp,
The KinE OF sia. Coming 90 th'
United states Particulars Of
the Rnnisearihy Rios - NJ.
Gothnrd Tunnel u ia'
taI spot Eic,, itc,

will leave Bangkok carly In April TO yisl
the chief capitals Of Europe, AIler u shor
stay In England ho will start for the unlle'
States,
PARsRLL nIssRD AND INT WITH AN ORANGE
Parnell, IN tempting 10 addreAs IN cleo
ton meeting at Ermlshorty last week. was 70
ceivod with yolls and groans, and the dis
charge of rotten cgg' Ito gave up the
attempt to speak, llo was hi. In the face
with an orange, caught around the waist an(
nearly hurled from the platform.
PoRT poDKs ATTACKED,
A Lahore dispatch reports that Fort Bodies
situated beyond Gundamark, was attacked
Friday. One lieutenant md twelve men
were killed and nineteen SepoyS wounded
The onOmy were rcpulsed,
TIE Ey-AMEER.
A cable dispatch states that the British
Commissioner In nm interview with tho
chief Scidons, said there would bo no perma
mont annexation, tad no restoration OF the
ex-Amcer AghanIs'nn would bo placed
into the old constituent provinces, and thu
government would bo guided solely by the
wishes OF tho people, regnrdleS OF rule
CLAIMING MAco.
The Pail Mall Gasetto says "Wo are IN
formed that tho Chinese government VIII
probably shortly claim Maco from tho Por-
tugese.
A SHAM FIGHT EAsTER MONDAY,
Nineteen thousand volunteers participated
in sham eight vt tho Easter Monday review
At Brighton. To-day fog somewhat re'
tarded operations
GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
A correspondent of tho Times ut Vienna
POINTS out that tho friendly protestations OF
Emperor William and tho Gar, however
reassuring rs to tho danger of n serious cons
nict, are not quite identical with an approach
between tho two governments.
OBITUARY.
Gillaume Philippe Schimpore, IN eminent
French writer in natural history, Is dead;
aged ~.
FATAL TUNNEL.
A difpatch to the Times from Geneva sa, s
il is officially stated that the number of men
killed by accidents in ST. Gotbard's tunnel,
from the commencement OF the undertaking
I, the end of February, 1880, amounts. TO
one hundred and twenty and the wounded to
four hundred.
courTs CAN'T CONTRIBUTE.
In response to request TO contribute TO-
wards the candidature of Herbert Glad
stone, son Of the ex-Premier, for parliament
from Mddlesex, the Baroness Bardett-C outtl
writes ~ follows: ~ do not feel disposed
to Join this movement because II seemi
to me that under the present circum'
stances of the world the country
NEEDS, above all things, q strong govern.
m,Dt, and since the dissolution ofParismeni
in 1874 by Mr.. Gladstone, the Liberals have
been too disorganized 10 offer such govern
meat TO the country"
CALCUTTA REBELS.
A dispatch from Calcutta to the Times says
that Notwithstanding the execution Of Chief
Rump, of the rebellion, the rebels are still
under arms under command Of his Lieuten-
ant. The villages appear to afford shelter
and supplies to the rebels.
THE ENNIsCARTHY RIOT.
Enniscarthy, March 29.--The cause OF the
riot here yesterday was as follows; Cheva'
lier 0'Cloy' the member for the county
Wexford in the late Parliament, seeks re-
election as Home. Ruler while Parnell has
nominated two other candidates as Obstruc-
tonists, one of whom Is very unpopular
Chevalicr O'Cloys party, some 100, 900 strong
took possession Of the platform when Par
nell arrived, accompanied by the members Of
the Enniscarthy club. He attempted to gel
on the platform and was received with shouts
of mo dictation." His friends were attacked
beaten and thrown down, several with bleed
ing beads. A body Of armed police was
drawn up near the platform, and had the
Parnell party been numerous the list Of casu'
altes would have been very large
FIaHTrSa CONTINUED.
Cabul, March 29.-Fightipg continues be
tween Mahmound jain and the Hussars
The authenticity Of the news Of the defeat o
Manmound jain is doubted.
Vienna, March 29.-The Press says: EN-
peror William in replying to he congratula
tions OF his generals on the occasion OF tn.
celebration of his birthday, said he believed
he was able to assure them they would pro
badly have no more opportunity of putting
in practice their military knowledge, tn
seat of war having apparently, for the pres
ent, been dispelled.