The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-02
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
A SOCIALIST PROJECT.

SOCIALIST PROJECT.
BERNE, November 1.-Rebol, Gillen-
berger, Ralmar Burke and LabutzduG,
German Russian and Swiss socialists, have
purchased the Old castle Wyden, at Winter.
thur, with the object of setting up a social
ist printing establishment.
STILL GAINING GROUND,
RoME, November Ia result OF the late
elections is that Signor Depolis' majority
IN the chamber of deputies Is not less than
iOO votes. The republicans in the chamber
are still gaining ground.
A LARGE DHFlCIT.
PARIS, November The Turkish finan.
cial commissioner estimated that the next
years budget will show deficit OF $50.
100000.
THE CONTROL MUST GO.
The reported majority in the cabinet
which sustains President Grew
approved the proposal of the Eng
lish government to suppress the joint
control. in Egypt, substituting therefor
simpler administration. The minority of
the lhinistry support the maintenance Of
the joint control, and threaten resignation
should that measure not be effected.
THOSE PLACARDs.
few days since placards were posted in
the Fauborg st. Antoine, giving details as
w hVN uOuotS ut DuTiltu unWll OF
blown up with view to bring the justice
of the people to bear upon their landlords
The placards bear evidence OF being the
work of comparatively educated revolu.
tionlsts. The police tore them down as
discovered. Since then the cRbinet.makers
have gone on u strike, and fears are being
entertained by the authorities of riot In
that quarter. The troops have been con.
fined to the barracks.
IIoNoRING AMERICAS POET,
LoNnoH, November l.--Earl Granville
presided at the first meeting OF the. Long
fellow Memorial committee, which was
held to-day. He offered q resolution that
the committee take measures to erect
bust at Westminster Abbey IN commemo.
ration of the great American poet He
said II. W. Longielow combined patriotism
with cosmopolitan feeling; that in addi.
ton to being a great master of languages
and great traveller, his mind was impreg-
mated with the legends of old Europe and
those of America. He carried out the
principle that poetry ought 10 have its
roots in its native soil, His verses
were imbued with sound and healthy
moral. Earl Granville said that he felt
what he was proposing was an exceptional
thing and one that could not, by any posi-
billty, be made habit in this country.
Although 1t was exceptional, he should not
deem II necessary to take the opinion of
the cabinet upon 1t. He would, however,
assist the committee TO his utmost in hon.
oring that poet Of America, whose works
the people of England valued
as much as those of Tennyson and other
eminent poets of this country. Mr., Rorlaa
moved that an executive committee be ap.
pointed. Adopted. Severtn other resolu-
tions passed, looking to the early and
speedy completion OF the bust and 10 plac.
ing IL in the Abbey. The last resolution
| summoned meeting Of the committee at
| the lyceum theatre, TO be held at as early
date as possible. The Earl OF Derby, Sir
Humbert Childress, Professor Tyndall, Max
Muller, of Germany, and DR.. Elliott, OF New
York, sent letters regretting inability to be
present, and expressing the 'warmest sym
pathy with the purpose of the committee.
TIL. TUNNEL CORPSE RtsrRRgcrED,
The comp inies who have been promoting
the scheme OF n channel tunnel are renew
ing. their applications, accompanied by
fresh plans, to parliament
COMMITTED.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 1.-The czar
has commuted the death sentence Of Poll
yanor and Novltsckysts to penal serytude
ruE sLAv STATE.
PRsrit, November I'm answer 10 a com
munication from the delegation, Count
Volnsky said that no negotiations had been
opened With the porte regarding national
position of Herzegovina and Bosnea, Hon
kalloe said that Bosnea and Herzegovina
had no west for annexation TO Montenegro
aud that the instruction there was unim.
por.ant.
BLACK RYE ron ROYALTY.
CorKNnAuES, November 1.-The elec
tions for members OF the Norwegian
feat Of the government, four.iifths OF In,
members returned being radicals or repub
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