The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-25
TOrcign Facts.

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London, March 2i.-Tho Daily News
says: We understand that General Sir
Evylon Woods main objection TO the regula-
tions with the Beers is to obtain adequate
guarantees for just treatment of the natives
and that tho chief duty of tho commission
will bo to devise means for giving full effect
to this policy. A very important part of
this work will be to determine on tho
northern and eastern frontiers of tho
Transvaal, whereby the tribes
which the Beers have yainly
subjugsted may either record their inde-
pendence or enjoy the heprotection of England.
Darjobsky, who was wounded ut the time OF
tho assassination of the Gar, has boep
granted pension of 5000 roubles.
1t Is stated that peasants are aocking TO
st. Petersburg from all parts of
the country on n pious pilgrimage to the
spot where tho emperor fell.
st. Petersburg, March 2i.--The Gaulos
heads an article from Professor Martenz, the
well known writer on international law,
strongly urging international cooperation
against conspiracy in Russia. He says, could
Russia seal up the territory against plots em-
anating from Paris, Geneva, and London,
she would settle accounts with the nihil-
lists. Every body knows the spot
in Geneva whero the Russian
emigran,s mslured their devilish schemes Of
murder, yet the Swiss authorities leave them
alone, because tho international law fotbids
their exiraditon. II is about time TO do
away with tho idens which rule in Swtzer-
land and some other states on this subject
Paris, March 2i.-The Republiquo Fran
cais' Berlin correspondent says the conserva-
tive Russian press urges as a measure of re-
fusel against Switzerland a rupture of tho
diplomatic relations; general expulsion %
Swiss from Russia; n prohibition tarF
against Swiss merchandise, and encourage
ment to Germany 10 annex Switzerland.
London, March 2i.-Tbe Vienna corras.
pondent Of tho Daily Telegraph aays u tele-
gram from Leipsic says that copies Of u
speech delivered in New York by Herr
llaseefmaS, socialist member of tho reich
stag, have been distributed by thousands In
Leipsic, ana that several copies OF tho speech
were found in a soldiers knapsack Mt the
barracks there.
A Paris dispatch TO the News says M,
Gambotts informed NJ. Jules Ferry that he
WOuih NV FBuuh III ihNOi VI cNiuk'h uD ibby
provided NJ. Ferry did not speak ngainst ii.
NJ. Ferry, who Is on terms OF intimate friend.
ship with NJ. Gambetta, was glad 10 compro-
misc on the basis Of both remaining silent.
A dispatch from Athens says in debate In
tho chamber on tho bill Tor tho aboitio of
exemption from military service, M. Tricou.
pis deprecated the measure as unnecessary.
Tho present system. he said, gavo $4,000 men
and enabled 10000 TO bo called up on
declaration Of war. Ho said both tho gov.
ernment ard the opposition consider tho
matter inevitable, and are aware that tho
above members will DO insufficient if Greece
Is unsupported, but II Il impossible after tho
publication Of tho last English blue book. 10
doubt that England will nbido the decision
taken - Berlin, provided Greece remains
true TO herself. England certainly will no.
take the initiative, but II Greece takes the
lesd, England will asauredly give hsr
support.