The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-11
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London, June 10.-There are rumors of an
outbreak of civil war in the Argentine con-
federation. The Presidential election will
occur there tomorrow, and the headquarters
of the armed forces of both parties are in tho
city Of Buenos Ayres. The precautionary
measures taken by President Aveltaneda to
preserve order have probably been exagger.
ated into ana actual outbreak of hostilities.
A telegram received by mercantile houses
from VALPARAISO to-day announces that the
Chilians have captured africa, Peru.
ENGLISH HORSE RACES.
The race for the St. james palace stakes,
for three year, dds at Ascot Heath, run to.
day; was won by Duke of Westminster's Ben
Dore the winner OF the Derby; w. T. Grel-
toms Fernandez second, and Lord Fal-
mouths Appeal third. Five ran.
The race for the Rqum memorial stakes
was won by Count DcLagrange,s Scion Don,
Mr.. Alexander's Thunderstorm second, and
t. Jardoner, out of Verdis. third. Only the
three mentioned ran.
The race for the gold cup was won by
Gretlon's Isominor; Bradford's Chppendale
second. Count DeLagrange's Seal last Only
the three mentioned ran.
AGAINST THE MONUMENT.
Notice will be given in the House of Com.
mons shortly on the motion of condemnation
of the proposed monument in Westminster
Abbey TO the Prince Imperial Eugene Louis
Napoleon.
JEssUITEs FOR JERSEY.
The Jessuites, of portions, Of France, have
purchased a building on the island of jersey,
for boys seminary.
HOUSE OF COMMONS SEATS.
When the House of Commons assembled
the attendance of members was so great that
nearly fifty, who were unable to find seats,
were obliged to stand in the passageway be-
low the gangway or take refuge in the
gallerie. Complaints were heard on
all sides. Mr.. Sergeant Simon gave notice Of
a motion to regulate the apportionment Of
seats while Mr.. Mitchell Henry, the Home
Rule millionaire, created considerable amuse
ment by giving notice from his place in the
gallery of his intention to introduce motion
recommending the building of new House
of Commons, where all the member might
| happily be accommodated. The honorable
members usual position and evident ex
element caused no little hilarity.
SPANISH MAT TIERS.
The Standard Madrid correspondent re-
ports that business men and public officials
are generally Indifferent, but begin to feel
anxious about the attacks on the Cabinet.
TIL most serious feature Of present crisis is
the presence in the ranks Of the opposition
of Gen. Martinez Campos, Senior Sagask,
Marshal Serrano, Gen. Jovellar and other
famous generals. Senior Canovas Del Castillo
being secure of majority in both houses,
has determined to prorogue the Cortes until
November.
BISMARCK.
4 The Cologne Gazette publishes an inter-
view with Prince Bismarck on the parlia-
mentary situation. He said he woald
have resigned the Chancellorship after the
late defeat but for the personal desire Of the
Emperor, and that henceforth he would leave
the Parliamentary fighting to others and de-
vote himself entirety to the foreign affairs oil
the Empire.
The Dublin correspondent of the Times
says: Accounts from all parts of the coun-
, try regarding. the state Of the crops give the
: highest promise OF abundance.
MUST LEAVE RUSSIA.
!, ST. Petersburg, June 10.--Colonel Pasho q.
J leader of Mohamedan movement, at the
instance of the Holy Synod. has been or.
dered to quit Russia forthwith.
IRISH RIFLE TEAM SCORE.
Dublin, June 10.--The Irish rifle team TO.
day fred its full complement of shots at al
the ranges. The following are their totals
Rigby, (John) 2l7; Joint, 213; Rigby
(William) 2l2; Murphey, 2ll; Coughton
, 30: Dyas 202.