The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-01

Jewish onifases viii be Tied by oouflma
tial. N The number Ofpoiice Ia insuiIlclei
10 prevent outfaees The military viii
used, The obiefof The Ijalta police Ia
recommended the Jews ~ remain calm An
has assured them Of Immediate repfessio
OF all attempts ut Outrage.
A TrnrfBLE &C NfLAGnArfON.
LoSDos, May Y,--A dispatch from Ber
lin SAYS. Reports have reached here NJ
terfibe connngration In KieH. The llame
have been raging since Tuesday.
THE COMMONS.
In the house Of commons this afternoon
on Sir Wilfred Lawson, radical, protesting
against the liberal government upholdinl
the integrity of the Ottoman empire and
askiDga pledge that force shall not he
employed IN Egypt, Gladstone stated II
was impossible To give such pledge; that
there was nothing at present that makes 1t
likely that force will be necessary.
The under-toreign secretary stated that
the ultipatum delivered to Mohammed
Bordi by the agents of England and France
was substantially as published, except the
words "menacing Egypt" He refused to
state whether the ultimatum was sent with
the consent of the porte.
CORRECTION.
1t was Mr. George Russell, liberal men,
Der for Aylesbury, who, in the house of
commons last night, approved the repres-
sion bill, not Mr.. Charles Russell, member
for Dundalk.
HIS SUCCESSOR.
SIR Charles Bower mt present judge of the
court of queens bench, will succeed late Sir
John Holker, as lord justice of the high
court of queens bench ofappeals.
URGING MODERATION.
A memorial signed by forty-seven liberal
mem beers of parliament, has been presented
to Gladstone urging reduction of the
scope, within which thereDression bill shall
i'll regard to intmidating public meetings
and the press.
STERN SENTENCE.
Albert Ioung, who was recently arrested
for writing letter to Sir Henry Ponsonby,
private secretary to the queen, threatening
the life of her majesty, has been sentenced
to 10 years penal servitude
IL is reported the government received
kilograms this evening stating that Arab
Bey is firmly resolved mot to submit.
NEW ACADEMICIAN.
Paris, May 26.-M. Victor Chrbaelez has |
been received at the French academy to
fill the vacant seat held by NJ. Dufure.
THE ULTIMATUM.
CAIRO, May 26.-The ultimatum of the
prescribes the return into the interior of
Egypt of Bellan Pasha and Ali Fehmy |
Pasha. who next to Arab Bey are leaders |
of the military party. 1t is here considered |
almost certain that the ministry and mill
tary party will respect the timatum.
HONoRABLY RETIRED.
vienna, May 26-An autograph letter
from Emperor Francis to Count Won Beust
is officially published. granting the re-
quest of the latter to be relieved from the
post of Austria Hungarian Ambassador at
Paris and placed on the retired list. The |
emperor acknowledges in the most fiatter-
ing terms the eminent services of Connt |
Won Beust.
Washington Data.
OBITUARY.
WASHINGTON, May 2i.-Brevet Majo.- |
General George D. Ramsay, United States
army, died last evening. He was born at |
Dumfrees, Virginia. February, 1902.
CONTRACT AWARDED.
The contract for the construction of |
public building in Montgomery, Alabama,
was awarded to Figh 81 Williams, of that
city.
POSTPONED.
Chairman Williams, of the house COM
mittee on foreign affairs, received note
from Blaine announcing that he had been
called to Cincinnati on important business,
and requesting the postponement of his
until next week. Conse-
luently, there was no meeting of the COM
mittee this morning.
THE DEADLOCK.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The republican
committee of seven, on the order of bust
ness, last night, determined to maintain IT,
position which has been taken by the re-
publicans, relative to the election case of
Mackey and O'Connor, and 10 persist in
its consideration before any
other business is disposed of. They also
decided to take recess from O'Clock till Z
On Tuesdays and Thursdays for the pur-
pose ofholding night sessions. The demo-
,rats assert an equal determination to ad-
lere to their opposition, and present indi-
,ations point to an indefinite prolongation
Of the struggle.
APoLoGETIc.
The committee of the Society of the
rmy of the Cumberland, having in charge
he raising of funds for the erection OF a
at Washington TO the memory
Of General Garfield, publishes this evening
he following announcement
To the Press Of the United States:
On the 9th inst. we appealed to you to aid
is ON Decoration Day by Publishing an ad
iress to the people and announcing your
eadiness to receive and acs nowledge
inscriptions to the monument to be
erected at Washington in memory of Cen
raj Garfield. We further requested you TO
ignify your acceptance of such service III
rider that we might publish through the
associated Press list of papers that will
i'd us on tina, day. To day we find our ,
elves confronted by an agreeable dilemma
hat requires us TO appear in the character
Il apol0gists So promptly ana cheerfuily
AVE you responded to our request and IN
numbers so tar beyond our anticipation ;
hat we find il wholly impracticable to at
empt at this time the publication if the ,
Promised list through the medium ofthe As.
ociaied Press. We shall publish ii later In
onnection with the result of your most ,
enerous alliance. For present we oan
MY returh our heartfelt thanks for the
iactiJ and unauiuIity With which yuu
ave accepted the service. II the people
espond but with proportionate 1.-THE of .
our kindly enthusiasm, we snail be en- ,
BLEED to erect such pile as shall rightly
nnor the glorious name OF Garfield The
OH Of May 1882, will be memorable as Il
ay on which The great people united 10
erpetuate the memory of soldier and
res ideut who die d a. the post of duty
there he had been stationed At the com
land OF the commttc.
[Signedl II. II. COgBiN, IL,
|. A. g.. Unrtsl States Amy, Cores I
ponding S''t,iary. Id
TAI DEADLOCK, g
WAsHIEGTUN, MAY 70 The republican G
aucus committee having reported as hay i
~ reached no conclusion AT the meeting \
'hich was held last night, tue question ~
How long H. the dead lock 10 cnhtinue|'
'as heard on all sides 81 The house pi rcpre-
entatives to day. TIE committee on rules
ED a secret session this morning anil
-hiie members arr disposed to say nJfhIrE
: TO what Naf considered. it has been .
armed thai Tie question under DISCUSSION v
Ias in regard 90 the exist NJ dr4tl1ck. / g
/ emues OF both parties are taking active D.
art therein. A conference Of leading dem .
cratic members was beid subsequent % an q
,fioufurneut of the cHunfifIee Un Z
MES. al which Representative Rave
al. Een1a. Carlisle, Blackburn, springer, g
nd others we're UnsfIt. Al this ccnier- '
nee while the subiect was discu-sei. par
cular attention bring given Co tue rue--