The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17
behJamin Harvey Hill, the Pride of
Georgia, Died Yesterday Morn.
ing at Ills Home in
Atlanta.
lie Passes Through the Valley of the
Shadow Of Death With
Firm Tread, and
Listens to the Lappings of the Dark
Rivers Waves With In.
moved Features.
A Grief.Stricken Family Gather at His
Bedside.
"Af'er L!fe's Fitful Fever He Sleeps
Well."
Exesit MonHmentum Perennlus Ere.
A Gricf.Stricken Family Gather at Iii,
Bedside.
After LIES Fitul Fever He Slecps
Well."
Exesit Nonamentum Percnnlus Ere.
Foreign.

ExeSit Monamentum Pcrennlus Ere.
Foreign
DUBLIN, August lG.-E. DIVER Grav
member OF parliament and proprietor Of
the Freeman's Journal, was TODAY son.
fenced TO three months imprisonmnnt ona
to pay line of $500 for CONTEMPT of court
IN publishing the letters of O'Brien, editor
OF United Ireland, accusing the Jury winch
convicted Francis Hynes OF the murder OF
John Dolaughty, of being drunk
on the night previous to the
day their verdict was given. and
articles commenting thereon. O'Brien and
Davltt were put out of court. GRAY. after
being sentenced was handed over to ems.
tody OF the. city coroner. The latter eyinced
some reluctance to take charge of him. but
Judge Lawson called upon him to do his
duty. The coroner, whose intervention
was necessary, because Gray is high sheriff
2i puoln, then conveyed the prisoner to
hlchllonu prisons. Gray at the eXpra.
ton OF his term, must find surcties for f5 ool
each. -''0N
rhe decision of the court has caused n
great sensation in the city. GRAY was lord
mayor oil Dublin for 1850, and was renomi.
mated second time for 1852, but declined
to serve.
Lord Mayor Dawson has arranged to call
a special meeting OF the corporation Mon,
day with view to consider measures n
secure the release of Mr.. Gray. Crowds are
assembling around the statue of O'Connell
ana speeches expressing indignation at Inc
the sentence are being made.
Inc city hall was densely crowded I'D.
uay on occasion OF the presentation of th @
freedom OF city to Messrs. Parnell and Dil :.
ION, ana nearly every member in Ireland
except the mayor OF Belfast, was present,
S.ory, rauleal member of parliament for
sunderland, and all home.rule members
were also present. When the roll of tbe
corporation was called, at the mention ot
Mr. trays name the audience rose and en-.
Sored Tor several minutes. The lord mayor
declared MIR. Gray's sentence was eouiya.
leht 10 SIX months imprisonment. He
desired them to be most careT,I
and guarded in their langua"e
~ they were in the midst of n crisis. Mr.
iarnell returning thanks for the freedom nj
the city. said in view of recent events Il
was clear that liberty of speech no lonpor
existed IN Ireland. He and his associates.
however would bring the subject before the
mouse at the first opportunity.
, Ihe following proclamation, signed by
Mayor Dawson and Messrs. Parnell. Dillon
and Davitt, has been issued:
DuBLlN, August lG-Cltlzens of Dublin.
Without Offering any comments
on the sentence passed nnon
Hon. Edwin Gray we deem il our
uuty TO invoke the people to maiutain
callnness and Il dirnllied' dcmcanor. We
are expressing the wishes of Mr.. GRAY in
counselling our fellow citizens to abstain
from any gatherings in the streets thar
might lead TO breach of the peace. We
require only calmness aud temperance in
the present emergency.
PARIS, August l6-A meeting of tho
bonapartists was held he,o yesterday which
was attended by 1900 persons. ResoIu.
tiohs were passed fayoring the placing of
rrlnce victor Napoleon upon the throne of
france; NJ De Cassagnac made n speech
III wh'ch ne declared the lmperialistS were
ready Tor power and meant to take il. that
the 10Th of August had been specially
chosen for holding meeting. In n few
years, said he, the 10Th of August will bs n
fele day of Napolcon's empire of France.
LONDON, August l6.--Apprehensions re.
gardlng The safety of the Suez canal have
been removed. business in the insurance
of ships against war risks has ceased.
special from Alexandria to the Western
News says; A beliefin hopelessness of Tho
struggle is spreading among the Esyn.
tians. The commander ut Lckes has re-.
ceyed overtures for surrender of the entire
infantry II u can obtain favorable terms.
, IN tue house OF commons this evening
Captain holland, member for Galway, wish.
eu TO call attention to the imprisonment of
MT tray. llewas ruled out of order. Cal.
zen, member for Leith, has given private
houoe nc VIII tomorrow call attention to
The sentence of Mr.. Gray. Telesrams have
been sent to the Irish members at present
N Ireland TO return to London TO partici.
pate in the debate.
y dispatch to. Reuters telegraph cam.
'any says The report that the ulemns
lave deposed the sultan Is untrue. ON the
contrary, The sultan Mt the feast of Bairam
Yesterday received several congratulatorv
elegsams rom Cairo and other points I'm
Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, July lO.-Gcneral Sir
iarnet Wellesley, English commander will
authority o. the khedive, has issuel n |
PROCLAMATION to the people of Egypt, rep. |
esentng the sole object of the |
British to be 10 restore the author. |
ty Of the khediye. II saws nil |
PEACEFUL inhabitants will be Kindly treateS /
he mosques will be respected nnd Nil snn'
,les phd Tor. General Wolscley adds |
hat he win be glad to receive MI cSiSr, hI
who are disposed to assist in repressins the
CoSsrANriSorLg, August l0.-The draft |
u the military convention proposed by |
he porte to England was AS follows: Tho |
Turkish army undertakes the paciiication !
u Egypt without foreign assistance. The
British TO remain in their present |.
positions, and not 10 participate In |
my of the operations. The Turks shall be
allowed to use Alexandria as n base of
operations, and the Turks aud British botb |
o withdraw after paciiication Of The conn. |
ry, Lord Dunerin rejected this mud
another, stipuating that
he Turks should not undertake. opern.
ions without previous consent Of
he British commander, that
lritish officers should be attached 10 Turl'
III headquarters, and that the question Of
should be the subject of a speoisi \
onyenlon. IL is believed that there Il no
Of the porte accepting The Ems.
ish conditions. A few officers and soldie,s
AVE returned ON leave from suda bsv
there i,i0o Tuikih troops have assem-.
lied. ''