The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-24
Miscellaneous Foreign News.

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formation west OF the Mississippi.
miscellaneous Foreign News
ruosE REFUGEES.
MADRID, Nov. 2S.-The government will
liberate the Cuban refugees early in De
Sehloer IN response TO an appeal from Eng
lard. The refugees will be required TO
promise they will not return to Cuba,
THICK AS THIEVES.
BERLIN, Nov. 23,-rhe emperor will 20 to
Hanover Monday on u hunting trip. The
Russian Grand Duke Nlanmir will ioiu
him there. Repeated intercourse OF the en-
peror with the Grand Duke Vladimir is
much discussed here and regarded AS
coutirmation of the existence of friendly re-
lations between Germany and Russia. The
wish OF Russia is to show Europe that her
relations with Germany are Just as cordial
as before. The advent Of lgnallietf to power
is doubtless intensified by the knowledge
OF the moral support rendered England by
Germany throughout the latter phase OF
the Egyptian question,
NEEDS REST.
LONDON, Nov. % Sir Stafford Northcote,
in letter to the Exeter Conservative asso-
citation. says: ~ am not seriously i'll At
present, but unless | get some real needed
rest Shall be unfit for work AZ the next
session OF parliament, which | anticipate
Will be very critical one for the conserva-
tiyes. 1t they work with energy and pru-
aence have no fear AS to the result"
SUMMONED THE RElcHsrAG.
vienna, Nov. 23.-Ihe emperor has sum
moned the rechstag
WILL RE JUST.
MADRID, Nov. S.--The Cabinet have re.
solved to reply TO the demands of the Uni
ted States in regard TO losses suffered by
| Americans during the Cuban insurrection
They VIII act In conformity with the prln'
| ciples of strict justice.
A TALE or THE SEA.
LONDON, Nov. 23,-rhe captain Of o
steamer arrived at Sunderland reports
that off the coast of Norfolk he passed d
large raft on which three or four corpse.
were lashed.
MAGNANIMoUs
LONDON. Nov. 23.-The Prince of Wales
| has written a letter expressing the hopl
that the sentence of William Broodshaw Il
ten years penal servitude tor sending
threatening letter to his royal highness b,
reduced. TX
NfniLIsr STUDENTS
ST. PETERsBUnG, Nov. 23.--The police oc
cupied the university here yesterday. Th,
students had Intended to make a demon
stration, but the police forestalled them. /
| is rumored that mine has been discovered
under, the building. 1t is positively re
ported, despite official denials, that the uni
versities at Warsaw and Charkoif have
been closed because of manifestations o
stu ients.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 3,-The steame
Westphalia, recently injured by collision
with an unknown steamer, sailed for Ham
burg last evening.
DENIAL.
LONDON, Nov. 23,-In the commons thi
evening Gladstone denied that the arrear
of rent act had proven futile. The full ben
etits of its provM.ons, he said, had not ye
been escertained. The government did nc
intend to introduce bill to extend tn
period for payment of rent of 1881. He d,
sired the decision of the government to b
universally known.
ARABI,
CAIRO, Nov. 23.-Two members of tn
ministry under Ragheb Pasha declare tina
Arabi Pasha stated IN open council that
the British fired n shot at Alexandria tn
city should be destroyed.
PROLONGED.
PARIS, Nov. 23.--The chamber OF depu
ties prolonged the powers Of the commits
sioners appointed to settle the compensG
ton to French and American citizens 70
damages during the civil war in Americ
and the Franco-Prussian war.
POSTPONED,
CAIRO, Nov. % The trial of Arab Pash
is again postponed, A very uneasy feelin
beginning to prevail. The ministry hav
consented to allow Broadley TO defend Nj
houmand Baroud.
WILL BE SETTLED,
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 23,-The question {
Joint control will soon be brought to a sal
isiactory settlement compatible with tn
interests of France and England.
WILL SUPPRESS IliBM.
CoNsTAYTTNopLE, Nov. 23--The Porte ha
decided to send troops to South Arabia
where secret agents of the false prophet ar
trying to incte revolt.