The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-11
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
DIFFERENCE or OPINION.

PARIS, Nov, 10,--La lepubhque Fran
caise, lie Journal les Debats and lie
Steele, all three organs of Gambetta's par
ty, express approval Of Premier Leclerc 5
speech delivered to the chambers Yesterday.
All radical papers dsapproye 1t. Clemen
cia's organ, Justice, calls it hackneyed,
commonplace avowal, containing nothing
novel or statesmanlike.
APPREHENsIVE'
LYONS, Nov. l0.-rroops are confined to
the barracks because of fears that another
outbreak may occur
RAsrING THE PREMIER.
DUBLIN, Nov. 10. The Freemans Jour-
nal says Gladstone in his speech at the
mayors banquet last night tried to con-
Ceal the fact patent to every one present
that he had imposed on the Irish II most
unconstitutional coercion act. The Dublin
Express says If tranquility is to be per.
manent the government must not repeat
its past criminal blundcr.
WORSE.
LONDON, Nov, l0,-Anthony Trallope is
rather worse this morning.
wRATHY.
PARIS, Nov. l0.-French Journals in lead
ing articles this morning are very much in
censed at the Egyptians in SuppressiEg the
European control, and attribute it to Lord
Dutferin's influence. lie Parliament calls
it brutal and illegal, Justice says it illus.
trates British bad faith and bad policy, even
in the light of British interests.
SOUND VIEWS
LONDON, Nov. l0.-'rhe Daily Telegraph
this morning in an editorial on the Ameri-
can elections, referring to civil service re-
form saws; We may take it for granted
that disgust at the continued indifference
of the party managers TO the national dis
gyace tended greatly to ALLEVIATE thousands
of voters, who stayed at home, or defying
all traditions of their political lines
voted the democratic ticket. II
would be strange if il
were reserved for the democrats to cleanse
the Augean stable of American politics and
to secure for the people what every well
ruled state must have-an upright and per
manent civic and judiciary service.
THE LESSON.
LONDON, Nov. l0,-The Standard in an
editorial this morning says; If the
republicans in the United States
lay seriously to heart the plain
facts of Tuesdays elections, they
will not in the long run, have much reason
to dcplore the magnitude of tile discom.
future in which the misconduct ct their
leaders has involved them. The Standard
adds that the result will certainly give an
impetus to civil service reform In that lies
the hope of future for the honest men OF
all political opinions and remedy for the
evils which now dcprave politics.
ST. PETERSBURG DOTS.
Vt. PETERSBURG, Nov. l0-It is believed
that the minister of war tavors the introduc.
ton OF General Katzebues territorial sys
| TEN into the Russian array.
The police this morning remaved a mum.
Der of inilammatory placards that were
posted on the Nivesky palace, exhortinl
| the traders to join the social revolution.
TROUBLE IN EGYPTIAN CoTToN-rIELDs.
| ALEXANDRIA, Nov l0.-Serious com
| plants come from Wansoenah of ravages o.
worms in the Egyptian cotton crop.
LONDON, Nov. lO,-The Manchester Guar
dian, in its commercial article says Tn,
market is quiet; prices are steady, but bust
ness is small, Yarn fabrics are steady
with small sales both Tor export aud HON,
consumption.