The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30
Miscellaneous Foreign News.

M1SCellaueOu5 fOrSISH NEWS.
WHY HE WAS STABBED.
DUBLIN, Nov. 2S.-Dennis Field, who was
stabbed in Frederick street yesterday
when acting as juror in the Hyncs case
handed note from the box to Goddard, ol
the emergency committee notoriety. TIE
comments of the Freeman's Journal Oh
this incident made Field a marked man
although he explained the note was OF al
innocent nature.
CoX's FUNERAL-IMPoRTANT ARRESTS.
DUBLIN, Nov. 2S.-rhe funeral of Detec-
tive Cox, murdered Saturday, was held to-
day and excited great interest. Traffic in
the streets was suspended during the pas.
sage of the cortege, which included several
hundred constables and twenty carriages
containing citizens. Two persons have
been arrested under suspicion Of the muir
der of Cox, both men arrested being i'm
prisoned under the coercion act, in con-
nection with the murder of Kelly in Shell
Place, and the police attach great impOr-
tance to their capture.
RISING RAPIDLY.
CoLoGUE, Nov. 29.-The Rhine is rising.
The rain continues. The Rhine at May
ence has reached highest point Ofthe ceu-
tury. Railway traiic is entirely suspended.
WILL SETTLE IT.
VIENNA, Nov. 25-The powers have
agreed to appoint IA commission TO arrange
the Montenegrin difficulty.
ARABI's TRIAL.
CAIRO, Nov. 2S.-The government in
forms the commission of inquiry that its
decree, when inconsistent with arrange.
ments between Arab Pasha's counsel and
the public prosecutor, are absolutely IN
valid Broadley, in consequence, lodged q
protest against the violation ofrules agreed
on. Ismail Eyaub, president of the COM
mission, denies there being any violation ol
tie rules of procedure and writes Broadley
in future to keep within the limits OF his
rights, when all evidence adduced Will be
communicated to him.
ANOTHER REASON.
DUBLIN, V...2S.-Flcld who was stabbed
Monday, refused to let rooms to the lauies
of tre iand.league, which he later let 20
Goddard, a hostile.
SPOTTED.
LONDON, Nov. q 1t is stated that vio-
lent utterances OF Davitt, in mis- speech at
Navon, Sunday, have been brought under
the notice OF the government.
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
this afternoon the under foreign secretary
said the government was most desirous to
see free navigation on all rivers of Africa.
The government was seriously considering
the Congo river question.
TRANCE AND CONGO.
PARIS, Nov. 2S.-The cabinet to-day de-
cided to send a pacific expedition TO survey
the ceded territory Of Congo and report
upon ITS resources.
COMMITTED.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Sanders, arrested Tor
sending a letter TO Gladstone threatening TO
kill him, has been committed for trial.
UNDER CONSIDERATION.
T-evylln, chief secretary for Ireland,
stated in the commons that the speech OF
Dayitt was under consideration. lie said
important communications are being ex-
changed with Dublin with regard to the
preservation OF peace. Gibson, conserva'
tive, moved the adjournment Of the house,
in order to call attention to the question OF
land court values. All conservative men,
bers rose in support of the motion.
STRINGENT MEASURES.
DUBLIN, Nov. 25.-The meeting Of the
privy council to day was the most pro-
tracted one ever held by that body since the
fenian scare in 1867. The lord lieutenant
presided. IL was resolved to proclaim the
city under the operation of the clrfew sec
tion of the repression act,
which authorizes the police TO
arrest all suspicious persons found
on the streets between sn hour after sunset
and an hour before sunrise. a proclama-
ton was also agreed to, offering reward OF
f5 600 for information leading to the appre-
hensiOn and conviction Of Fields assailants,
with the usual provisions OF pardon ana
protection 10 the infOrmers.