The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-28
Small-PON Raging With Terrible Viru-
ience at Cape Town shocks of
Earthquake at Panama. and
II, Louis, Missouri.
Fred Douglass Says That he Isn't
That Sable SiateSman.ApoStle
TO sole Nirgimy."
The Tariff Commission Grappling With
the Peanut Problem at VIII
mingt0n, NC.
4 Dominican Convent TO he Founded at
Galveston.
The khediNc Disposed 10 he Very
Lrnicnl.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Miscellaucou, Foreign Ad,joes


LoNpoN, September IA correspondent
of the Times at Paris telcgraphs that while
the Jeromist section Of the Bonapartlsts were
holding meeting to denounco the news.
papers, Pays and Petit Caporal, the oppos-
ton section OF the party forced an entrance
into the hall where they We're assembled.
| Revolyers and swOrd-Canes were displayed
! and a number ofassaultS We're committed
| The Jcromists declare that the recent duel
| between Rcard, editor of the Petit Cap.
! oral. and nemaSSes, editor OF the Combat,
| in which the latter was killed, was virtually
| an assassination. The icud between the
| two sections is becoming very intense. The
J republicans are delighted ut these uissen-
| >ions between their enemies.
\ disratch TO The Times from CONSTANT.
nOple says the porte addressed note TO
| Lord Duil'erin, British ambassador, de-
lmanding to know what steps are Contem.
| plated by his government in regard to the
withdrawal OF British troops from Egypt,
as they are no leugcr wanted in that Coun-
| try.
| The Times has the following from Cairo,
| dated the 26th; The reception held by
the khediye at Ghezerih palace
| to-day was more largely attended than any
| within the recollection of people here. II
| 10 NailtuNlN NSAAAhuANu lhAl llOnl n,iNN
| 1900 persons paid homage to the khediyc
The khediye refused to receive Ragheb
| Pasha, Althedek Pasha or MaTachh pasha.
all late ministers of the khedivc. Cherit
Pasha and .lGa2 Pasha strongly insist on
the necessity of capital punishment for the
prime offenders in the late revolt.
CAIRO, September 27.-The ministers met
in council to-day, and agreed upon the
wording of three DEGREES, which the khe-
due will sign tomorrow. The first decree
institutes special commission for the pros
ecution of ali acts of the rebellion commit
ted by military or civilians. The commits.
sion will consist Of nine members, and will
! he under the presidency OF lsmael Bey. The
second order is that u court-martial with
eight members, Reaur Pasha presiding.
shall be held in Cairo, and that it shall give
Judgment according to the military
code, without appeal, in all cases
submitted by the above-named COM
mission. The third directs the assem-.
bly, in Alexandria of another court-martial
to try oil cases submitted by tribunals re-.
Gently appointedin AleNandria and Tantah.
The proceedings of both Courls.martial
will be public and the accused will be per
mitted to employ counsel. The khedive
will shortly issue decree granting amnesty
to all officers, from captains downward en-
gagged in the late rebellion, excepting those
who directly engaged in the riots or Joined
the army since the beginning of the cam
pagn.
NJ. De Lesseps writing to the Times.
says, regarding the proposed second canal
that his company claims tor nincty.nino
years the exclusive privilege of maritime
communication between the Gulf OF rclus
stunt and the Bay of Sue2. The Times says
it entertains grave doubts of the validity of
this claim,
Henry Fawcett, postmaster. general,
speaking at Hackney, said England has no
selfish object; her chief concern IS TO SO.
cure the Egyptians the best government
and the greatest amount OF liberty posi-.
BILE. The abuses connected with the late
control will be avoided. In the future the
Egyptians will not have To submit To- the
injustice of an unduly large part of their
revenues being appropriated by foreign OF.
iCal,.
BERLIN, September 27,-lt is scmi.oilicial.
ly announced here that the powers expect
u communication from Great Britain Ia "A
few days soliciting an expression Of their
views on the state OF affairs IN Egypt
NiENNN, September 2G-Au ordinance
has been issued authorizing the govern
mcnt TO evpena 1OO,0n ilorins in aiding the
sufferers hv floods IN the Tyrol.
ALEXANDRIA, September 2G-rhc Man.
chester aud ncrbyshirc regiments have
been ordered to prepare to re.embark Tor
India.
MADRID, September &C. Marshal Zerano,
one OF the liberia, leaders in the Cortc1, an.
nounCes his intention upon the rcasscmb.
ling Of the senate TO declare for the consti.
tuition Of June lst, l>5g, which made the
king invoablc ami irresponsible, and
placed all responsibility upon the ministers.
The ministry and their supporters have re.
solved to oppose 1t,
/ CAFE roWN, September 2i.--Small.pox is
raging here worse thar ever. There have
been 1000 cases 50 far mostly natives, of
which COO proved fatal The disease has.
| reached the military. Cape Town has been
/ declared infected, aud all vessels sailing
! thence for other points In tho colony will
bo quarant,ued. The stva,,st excitement
prevails in the diamond fields. All legal
measures have been taken to exclude per.
| sons arriving there who are suspected of
having infection. The streets OF Cape Town
have deserted appearance, and business
! Is suffering greatly.