The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-01
WAITED By THE WIRES.
Frank Frsyne, the Crack Shot OF the
Stage. shoots and Fatally
Wounds an Actress In
Cincinnati.
What Dallas Special Correspondent
Knows Of the Plans OF the
Mexican Government.
The Steamer Cedar Grove Goes Down
OF Cape CansO - Several
Lives Lost.
The Rhine Flood SubSiding - Much
Damage Done.
The Railway War-NO Prospects OF
Peace.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.


BRUSSELS, Nov. 30.-The interest in the
Peltzer trial is increasing. The examina-
tion of witnesses has commenced. The
presence of Bernsy's father in court caused
great sensation, The appearance of
Madame Bernay, widow of the murdered
man, is awaited with curiosity, 1t is stated
that she is seriously i'll.
ARRESTED.
LONDON, Nov. 80 "A number of Circas.
slams have been arrested in DoEhostan.
IMPROVING.
PAEIs, Nov. 30.-Physicans expect Gam
BETA to be Conyalescent i'll few days.
AN ITALIAN BRApLAUGu.
RoMR, Nov. 30-COnsiderable excitement
was caused in the chamber OF deputies by
the refusal of the radical, Fallerani, to take
the oath OF allegiance. Having twice re
fused to comply the president ordered him
to withdraw. Fallerani replied: "l have
been sent here by the provost, and shall
only leave here under compulsion.' There
upon two quaesters removed him.
FIRING THE STUDENTS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3O.-The council of
the university has decided to expel forty.
six students, chief actors in the late distur-
Dances. Their parents were placed under
were expelled, with the understanding that
they will be re. admitted If repentant.
MILITARY JusTICE.
ODESSA, Nov. 30-rhe military tribunal
found Colonel Strasraky guilty. OF embeZ-
zling q, 600 roubles and sentenced him to
banishment. captain aud lieutenant and
two Jewish contractors were sentenced to
various lesser penalties for completely in the
crime.
THE WORST OVER.
BERLIN, Nov. 30-The worst of the floods
are over. The Rhine has fallen foot and
half in the last twenty-iour hours, There
are six feet of water in the streets OF Cologne
Coblentz and Bonne. AT the last named
place 400 houses are submerged, and nearly
all the provisions and fodder destroyed
There is much sickness in the Hooded dis
tricts, and especially among children ard
| the poor.
HOLLAND FLOODED.
THE HAGUE, Nov. 80 Large tracts o
| Holland are submerged and the rivers still
rising.
| STRUGGLING WITH THE IRISH QUESTION.
| LONDON Nov. 30-ln the commons TO
day Mr.. Gladstone refused 10 grant Par
nel's request to discuss the administration
OF the land act. Parnell then askeC
leave to move for adjournment II
order to discuss the administration
of the act, but only thirty-seven member,
rose in support of the request and leav,
was therefore refused, Trevellyn, chief sec
retary for Ireland, stated that the recent in
ilamma,ory speeches of Dayitt, Healy ant
Redmond had been considered by the gov
ernment, and if the speeches were con
tinued meetings of the national league
would be prohibited Redmond's speech
| he said. came within the purview
of the 9Th section Of the prevention oi
crimes act, and prosecution would forth
with be instituted upon his case. The
speeches of Davitt ami Healy did not com,
within the act Those made by Healy
were indctable, but he (rreyclynl advised
| that llealy be not prosecuted. Trevellyr
said If Davitt and liealy persisted
in making iniiammatory speeches applica
| tiOn would be made to have them bound
| over to good behavior or be committed Ia
prison. Hcnly here rose and in defiant
manner said he begged 10 inform the
| government that he would return 10
Dublin to morrow Richard Ashetou Gross
asked if the fact that Davitt was ticket.
of-lcavc man would be brought TO the no.
tice OF the secretary of state for the home
| department. Treyellyn said the attention
| Of he Irish COVER lmcnt had been called Ia
| the TACT, but their opinion was very strong
that Davitt should be treated like any
other person.
sERRANo's sPEEcH.
MADRID, Nov. 3O--At a meeting today
of senators and deputies constituting the
| dynastic left, Marshal Serrano deprecated
any violent opposition to the government,
and expressed belief that present liber.
ais would soon accept the idea OF
tavoring the construction oi n liberal
party on II broad basis, including
all shades of liberalism. Resolutions were
adopted that Serrano be recognized ns the
sole head OF the party. IL was also agreed
that Serrano should explain the pro.
grammc Of the party to the senate.
COMING TO AMERICA,
CoNsrANrlNorLE, Nov. S0.--A law suit has
arisen between the porte and the Prov
idencc Tool company of the United States,
which supplied Turkey with rifles and am
muntion. A special commission, Hussein
Ferriai Pasha, president leaves for Amer.
lea Friday to represent the porte.
PARlsIAS POINTERS.
PARIS, Nov. 80 The Seine continues to
rise The cellars of Justice hall and the
tribunal of commerce are Hooded. RieuX,
repub lean member ot the chamber of
deputies, challenged Laurent, editor OF
Paris, and Arene writer for that paper,
to fight duel Both accept.
ARABI WONT BE TRIED.
CAIRO, Nov. 30 Through the good OIL.
ces of Lord Dutlerin. Egypt has arranged to
do away with the state trial of Arab pasha,
The details are secret.