The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-04

voluntarily enter upon such line of action.
StlIl there Is certain amount of danger.
The government evidently wishes to frighten,
me Europeans and may be using this means
Tor ibis purpose by bringing about inadyer-
'en'iy some unforeseen catastrophe.
INDIGNANT TURKS.
A ConStaninople dispatch says the news
which reached the government concerning
the Berlin conference has produced great
astonisbment and indignation in official cir
cles and among the upper ranks of Mussel-
men, The semi official Vacki says the con-
ference has dagrantly violated the spirit Of
the Berlin treaty.
STRIKE AyERTED.
The cotton operatives of Preston and
Ashton Under-Tyne have decided not to.
strike, as threatened this month, by tho Boil
ton, Stslybridge and Rockdale Operatives.
ne strike, therefore, will be only partial and
local.
LIE JESUIT EXPULSION Question:
A Paris dispatch says the project of the,
department of the Mold having taken fur
Their steps in the suit instituted BY the,
expelled Jesuts at Lille, the tribunal has de-
clined TO proceed with the hearing. 1t thus.
leaves the question of Jurisdiction to 90.
through the ordinary tedious stage, and re-
Trans from ordering, as it might do, the,
temporary reinstatement of the Jesuits.
ROBERT Ranks STATUE.
Lord Shaftesbury to-day unveiled the statue,
OF Thames Embankment to Robert Raikes
he originator of Sunday schools 100 years,
ago. Dr. Vincent was present on behalf of
the Sunday schools OF the United States.
Or, Murphy, of New York, read portion
OF the scriptures, and Dr. Todd, Of New
York, offered prayer.
SUGAR DUTY REDUCED.
4 Paris, July 3.--The chamber of deputies
To-day unanimously adopted the bill reduc-
ing the duty on sugar 80 francs after the 1st
OF October next.
FRENCH AMNESTY DEBATE
In the debate on the plensry amnesty bin
in the senate to-day, NJ. Jules Simon said
even if amnesty was demanded by The pes.
pie, the senate should not always blindly
follow popularity. The government was
preoccupied, he said, by the fear that the
elections would turn upon the amnesty cues
ton. The test questions OF elections ought
to be choice between policy of violence
and one of political liberty; between policy
without the courage Of its opinion and
, one which respects the liberty of conscience
and religious independence The speech was
: much appauded.
RUSSIAN. AMNESTY.
st. Petersburg, July 3.-Tbe Bereg Forest
, svows that amnesty TO political offenders
abroad, which would extend only
TO such as are soliciting to re-
| turn is becoming more and more attrib.
uted to General Lewes Melcofl, chief OF
{ the supreme executive committee.
) GILLIAN WAR MINISTER DEAD.
Q Panama, June "a. via Havana, July g.
> Senior Sasmayer CHILEAN minister of war
who directed the operations in the field, died
g ofappopleXy at the little village yard, near
Tacama, on the Dist Of May. A few DAYS
/, before the successful attack on the latter
place.
CANAL COMPLETED.
The Gillian Times, of May Goth, says the
canal de la Mercede is now completed
This canal is rs miles long and has been &c
years in construction. II has cost abou,
e4OO,00O and may be considered as one OF
! the most important works yet executed in
this country.
, PEACE RESTORED.
} Rio do Janerio, July 3.-The latest intelli-
gence received here to-day from Buenos
A Ayres announces that peace has been con
cluded, Buenos Ayres having submitted to
g the nstional authorities.