The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
France: PTemOnitory Rumbliugs of 4
Political Earthquake-The Situa-
tion at Lyons Critical-The
Government Prepared.
England: Lively Proceedings IN Par.
lament Personnel Of the Gray
Investigation Committee.
Egypt: Probable Fate of Professor
Palmer and Party - Arabi-
The False Prophet.
Germany: The Recent Elections Re.
suit in Losses 10 the Liberal
Party.
Washington: Foreman Dickson About
TO be "ltun in."
The Pedestrian Contest at New York
Hughes Withdraws.
nancnhOwer Dishes Ont His Story OF the
Shipwreck.
Episcopal Congress military Day"
Mt Philadelphia.
Double Tragedy at a Hamlet in
Tennessee.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Other Foreign and Domestic News,


Miscellaneous Foreign Intelligence
ABREsrs--AGEARIAN DISTURBANCES.
LoNpoS, October 97.-A dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Vienna reports that
seventy-live revolutionists have been ar
rested at Odessa. Agrarian disturbances
have occurred in the government of
Nalhyma.
now THEY MET THEIR FATE.
A Cairo correspondent telegraphs that it
is believed Professor Palmer and party
were led to the edge of precpice and
offered the alternative of throwing them
selves over or being shot. 1t is supposed
that Professor Palmer leaped over, and that
Captain Gill and Lieutenant Charington
chose the other alternative and were put to
death.
CRITICAL SITUATION At LYONS.
The correspondent of the Central News
at Lyons telegraphs that the situation is
critical. A panic has seized the population
Theatres last night were empty. A mob
threatened to attack the banks and public
buildings. Measures OF precaution have
been taken.
MORE TROOPS rELEGRAPHED FOR,
The Exchange telegraph company an.
nOunces that private adyices represent the
state of affairs at Lyons to be very alarm.
ing. The promptest action on the part OF
the military authorities is advocated in or.
der to prevent a revolutionary rising. Bus.
mess is suspended and more troops have
been telegraphed for.
WHOLESALE ARRESTS.
The correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian says he has never heard Sc
much anxiety expressed in regard to the
future as now. The police, he says, are
extraordinarily active. A large number OF
arrests are being made NJ Lyons. Among
| the persons arrested are men supposed tC
have placed a number of bombs under the
table in the restaurant on Sunday last.
THEIR MANIFESTO.
The Journal de Paris publishes De.
tailed account OF the meeting of the direct.
ing committee of the international anarch.
ist league at Geneva. on August lith, and
also the text offs manifesto declaring thai
members of the league are enemies of law
religion, employers and owners OF property
which manifesto was then approved, and
which is now being discussed among the
federated groups in England, France
Spain, Italy, Germany and Russia.
HEROIC MEASURES.
lie Temps urges the government to take
vigorOus. .measureS to fepress risingS of the
anarchists. The authorities at Lyons have
taken precautions to protect public build
ingS and peaceable citizens.
MORE THREATENING LETTERS
have been sent to the authorities at Amiens
and Monteceau-les.Merie Several arrest
have been made.
READY ron THE RACKET.
PARIS, October IA scmioilicial note
Is published referring to the recent events
at MOntceau.les. Mines and Lyons 1, says
The government is watching the proceed.
ings of an organized association whose
head chiefs remain abroad. There Is no
grounds for undue alarm, as the authorities
are firmly resolved to repress encrgetically
all illegal acts and everywhere TO demand
public order. The government has means
at ITS disposal to this end.
rEREErING OUT TUE PERPETRATORS.
CAiRo, October 1.-THE minutes OF n
cabinet council held before the war have
been found among Arab Pasha's papers.
They show that the cabinet meeting, ut
which Dervish Pasha, Turkish commits.
sionor was present, decided to meet the
British with armed resistance, Barelli
Bey, public prosecutor, states that the mas.
sacres at Tantah began at the moment
when Abdeiah Pasha's aide.de.camp an.
pcared on the scene and declared that the
annihila,ou OF the Christians would be in
accordance with Arab Pashas wishes.
This assertion is made on the evidence OF
six inhabitants of Tantah.
THREATENING K1ARTouM.
The false prophet is reported to be within
three days march of khartoum. A coun-
ell of ministers was held here to-day.
nan ron TuE LIBERALS.
BERLIN, October 21.--rhe result Of the
election for the prussian diet is that the
conservatives and free conservatives have
gained twelve seats. principally at the ex.
pcnse orthe national liberals. The repre-.
sentation of the other parties Is the same as
II was last session.