The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-13
In Riot at Alexandria the British
Consul Is Wounded and Ma
val Oilicer Killed by
the Mob.
Text of the Pastoral Letter OF the
Irish Prelates An Eminentiy
Moderate Document.
Fitting HOnOrs Paid to Garibaldi's mem-
ory at Cincinnati and at Rich.
mOnd, Virginia.
What the Picayunc Says Of the Tarlh
Commission.
Dcath of Rev. DIR. James Craik, OF
Louisville.
other Incidents Of the Sabbath.
Other Incidents Of the Sabbath
Foreign Adyices.


ppoTrsTIyG AGAINST THE REPRESSION BILL.
LoyDoN, June ia democratic meeting
was held in Hyde Park, London, this after
noon, to protest against the repression bill
Thirty thousand persons were present.
THE BISHOPS LETTER.
DunLIs. June 1.-THE Irish bishops have
issued an important address to Their HOOKS,
promising the support OF the clergy TO the
people in peacefully agitating LOT their
rights, but condemnng as their worst enc
mics their countrymen who recommend an
illegal course, particularly those pelo1slns
to secret societies The bishops condemn
The recent horrible murders, but believe
thew were due to evictions, which 1t is the
Kity of the government to stop at any cost.
The bishops point out that what is NOR
ally wrong cannot be politically rlRht; ~
is indisputably right, they say, Tor the irish
to live on their soil. 1t As right and often
the duty, for those oppressed, either, by
state or individuals, to seek redress by law
full means. On these GROUNDS the national
movement has the approval oil the priests,
and lei us assure you that the hatiohai
movement, purged OF what is criminal,
mort Of the clergy. A considerable
installment of Justice has been within the
last few wears conceded to the tenant farm
ers, but to them and to other classes, par
ticulary laborers much more is due 1t is
the duty of both the clergy and people to
press their claims in every peaceable ana
lust manner, but the clergy can counte-
nance no illegal means used by the sewers
of discussion.
The bishops express the belief that the
late crimes would never have occurred II
the people had not been driver, to .dies.
pair by evictions justly described
by the premier as sentences
OF death, which must be fatal and per.
manent provocation of crime, 10 which 1t is
the duty of the government to put an end
as speedily as possible at any cost. The
address concludes with Il pastoral blessing.
II is signed by Cardinal McCabe, Arch
bishop McGetrin, Bishop Crake, the Bishop
of Nulty, and twenty.one others.
SERIOUS OUTBREAK.
ALEXANDRIA, June ll.--Serious riots
broke out to-day between the hos
tile natives and Europeanss,. during
which several persons were killed and
wounded, and number OF houses de-
stroyed. The police at first remained mac
tive. =.
LATEI-Riotous demonstrations have
taken place before the French consulate, to
which several men MORALLY wounded at
the outbreak of the riots were conveyed
The assurances continued some time
before the authorities took any steps
to suppress them. The English con-
sui was severely hurt, receiving a
gun-shot wound. The engineer
of the British man-of-war Superb was
killed. The disturbances continued five
hours, when body of military appeared
and dispersed the rioters.
THE FRIENDLY ARABS AND THE INSURGENTS
TuNIs, June 1l.-A French column, under
General Jamais, has been Obliged to return
from the Tripolitian frontier, In conse-
quence of the failure Of water supply. This
has given an opportunity for fresh dis
orders between the friendly Arabs and the
insurgents, and many have been killed on
hath sides