The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-17
EVENTS OF YESTERDAY.
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THE GOLIATH or THE OPPOSITION ILL.
LONDON, Nov. l6.-Sir Stafford Northcote
has been obliged to leave England on ac-
count of his health, and will immediately
make "A trip TO the Mediterranean. He is
in precarious condition. and unless sneed-
lily relieved by change of air, may have a
fatal termination.
BATTING A MAGISTRATE.
LONDON, Nov. l6.-A party of forty
armed men attacked the house of Redmond
Roach, a magistrate at Maglass, Castle
Island, last night, firing several shots and
carrying away two guns.
SNOW IN ALBION
LONDON, Nov. lG.-'The first severe SNOW
storms of the season are reported today
throughout England.
HEARTS OF OAK,
LONDON, November l6.-Fve pilots have
been drowned while attempting to reach A
distressed vessel in the Firth of Forth.
DIRTY WEATHER.
A heavy gale is blowing around the coast
to-day, particularly in the southwest. A
brig has been lost with all hands. off
Stewesa. A small vessel is ashore in
Stewesa bav. Another vessel is totally
wrecked at Hayle.
BACKED HIS LAST WINNER.
LONDON, November l6.-Frederck GRAFT
ton, owner of Feriinandez, Isonemi and
other well known race horses, died last
night.
PRESIDENT GREvY.
PARIS, Nov. l6,-Despite all contradic-
tions, President Grevy's health is in yery
critical condition, and political circles are
discussing his successor. Gambetta,
General Chansey and Bresson are mentioned
III connection Herewith. Bresson is the
iavorite of the maderatcs.
WOUNDED IN THE ARM.
PARIS, Nov. l6.--A duel with swords has
been fought between NJ. Cormudes, menu
Der oil the chamber of deputies, and the
editor of democratic paper. The latter
was wounded in the arm.
TEN PERSONS DROWNED.
LONDON, Nov. 10 A German bark was
wrecked off Yarmouth yesterday and ten
persons drowned.
MUTINoUs
LONDON, Nov. l6--rhe News Cairo dis.
match says; There is a report that the
Egyptian regiment of Suez refuses to pro-
coed to Sualim and probably there will be
collision with the authorities,
THE WEsTPHALIA AGAIN.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov l6,--rhe examination
of the steamer Westphalia shows the dam.
age much more serious than at first antici-
paled. Repairs will probably be completed
at Hamburg.
PLEADING FOR PEACE.
PANAMA, Nov. l6.-The question of peace
was brought up III the Bolivian congress on
the ID instant. laPatria, of Topaz, en-.
treats the house to give it due Considera-
ton, advocates Il policy OF peace deprc.
dates the complications created by the last
manifesto of lgelsias, and says that Occer',
dissensions and shori.sichtedness are the
most eilicaCious auxiiaries Of the enemies
of the country.
ARABI's TRIAL,
Carlo, Nov. l6.-The questions at issue
between the prosecution and defense in
the case of the rebel prisoners have beer
practically arranged. MIR. BroadIey, one o.
Arabi's counsel, will commenso his exami
! nation OF witnesses for the prosecution to
day.
CAsEY's TRIAL.
DUBLIN, Nov. l6,--The trial of Patrick
| Casey for the murder of Bridget joyce wa,
resumed to-day. Approvers Poilbin anC
Casey's identity. Thomas Casey said h,
joined the party who visited Joyce
house by the prisoners command Ap
proven Casey, in his cross-eXaminatlou
stated that two men, named Kelley ant
| Nee, were the authors of the whole plot TO
the murder OF the Joyce family. At thi
time the court room was crowded and Ca
scy's evidence caused a sensation.
| rROKoGUED.
| Cry or MEXICO, Nov. iG,-Chamber O
deputies was yesterday prorogued for 81!
months.
| AGREED TO WITHOUT DIVISION.
| LONDON, Nov. l6 In the house of com
mons to-day the ID rule of procedure wa
agreed to without division.