The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-27
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Inhabitants OF NJ. Petersburg
Attribute the Recent NihiIlstic
Grimes 10 Students of the
City-Etc., Etc,

London. Feb, %. "A Paris dispatch TO the
Times say, the inhabitants of st. Petersburg
are beginning to attribute the recent Mill
istic crimes and mcnaccs to the students OF
the city, and threaten if any criminal net is
done on the ajth anniversary of the En-.
peror's accession to the throne, they will
burn down the university and lynch every
student Who falls into ther hands. The
governm Mt Is now forced to take measures
of protection for the students.
SEED POTATOES FOR ireland.
In the House Of Lords to-day, Mr.. Not
tan's bill, authorizing the purchase of seed
potatoes e." Irish tenant farmers, was read a
third tine
TIKI HOUSE or COMMONS
Was crowded. Sir Stafford Northcote
moved the resolutions, of which he gave
notice on Monday last, providing
for the temporary suspension of any member
Of the House named by the Speaker or Chair
man ofthe committee, who shall persistcntly
obstruct the transaction of business.
Lord Harrington strongly supported the
resolution He thought action Ia the mat
Ter had been too long delay ed. He maintained
that the punishment provided By the resolu-
lions was too slight
Mr.. Ncwdigate, Conservative, or tici ed the
resolution ~ Inefficient
Mr.. Flanagan. National Liberal, said he
was in favor ofthe principle involved, but
denied that the Home Rulers were ever
guilty of wilful obstruction.
Mr.. Mccarthy, Home Ruler, stated that
it was inexpedient to introduce new rules so
near the end of the present parliament
Mr.. Synan, Home Ruler, denied that
he has ever favored obstruction.
LoRLLARD's HORSES.
Mr., p. Lorilard's brown gelding, Parole
his three-year-old chestnut fly Sly
Dance, and three-year-old chestnut colt,
Wallenstein, are among the acceptances for
the Liverpool cup at the Liverpool spring
meeting, March 10.
NIHILIsTs AND PAN-sCLAvIsTS.
A semi-official provincial correspondence
of Berlin in an article on the recent attempt
on the Cars life, declares that while the Nj
hists are gratifying their thirst for destruc-
ton and confusion by ruthless attempts on
the monGrch's life, the Pan-Sclavi,ts ae
seeking TO in.lame the minds of the people
fora conflict abroad. The Berlin correspon-
dent Of the Times remarks that this semi-ofi-
cial utterance clearly indicates the element
which the Gre man government believes
might precipitate breach CT peace.
AODREss FROM POLES.
Vienna, Fec. 2G,-rhe "CzNr," of Cracow,
publishes IN address from Poles to be pre-
sented to Emperor Alexander on the twenty.
fifth anniversary of his accession to the
throne. The signcrs declare that they are
emboldencd to present the petition SO that
the Emperor. by restoring confidence Of the
Poles, may afford them an opportunity OF
developing their powers of peaceful national
development TO the welfare of the kingdom.
THE WINTER PALACE EXPLOSION.
St. Petersburg, Feb. 2G,-A semi-oidcial
statement says it is impossible to rec!iry all
erroneous statements published in the foreign
press relative TO the explosion in the Winter
palace. No member Of the Imperial family
has removed 10 othef apartments since the
explosion. Tho Emperor Informed the En-
press OF tho explosion the day after it occurred.
No arrests have bcen made in the Winter
place, except those of workmen occupying
the room where the explosion occurred.
The dynamite was, in all probability,
brought to the palace IN small quantities by
pretended carpenter who had been working
in. the palace since September last, and who
is new supposed to have been mechanical
engineer. After having sent away his fell
low workmen, the indivi lual made his final
preparations, ignited slow match under the
palace. Two other carpenters are in custo-
dy and are more or less suspected of COM
plcty. Tho reports of Wholesale arrests in
st. Petersburg are unfounded.