The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-25
AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Continued from First Page.
Miscellaneous Foreign News.

BROKEN DOWN.
LoNpox, Nov. 2i.-rhe health Of the
Right Honorable Hugh c. Childers, war
secretary, has broken down, and he has
been ordered to go abroad.
WIDESPREAD DISTRESS
is feared in Ireland this winter. The dis
tricts most seriously affected through the
want of employment and on account of the
failure Of the potato crop,are Sligo, Ballins-
aloe, SSinford and the greater portion of
Galway. There is much restitution in
west Clare and in Connaakht, Ow-
ing to the continuously heavy de.
mands on lriShmen in America
to support the land league, there has been
considerable decrease in remittances to the
struggling natives in Iceland This has re-
duced many TO condition of being unable
to purchase new seed.
BEHIND THE TIMES.
CAIRO, Nov. A.-Excltement has been
caused here owing TO II report that the re-
cruits refuse TO proceed to the Soudan
unless they 20 under the command of Ara
bi Pasha.
THE FESTIVE STUDENT,
ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov 2i.-The official
university states that agitation had been
noticed among the students at the begin.
ming of October. Tuesday last the ring
leaders went to the length of distributing a
circular summoning mass meeting of stu
dents To express sympathy with the stu
dents cause. The university authorities an
pied for the assistance of the police, who
arrested the students. Fourteen have been
rustlCated.
THE COMMONS.
LONDON, November 4.--In the house of
commons this evening, Trevellyn, chief
secretary for ireland said "Sncs August
last all copies of the Irish World and Irish
Nation, which arrived in ireland, have been
seized, but the stoupage of the circulation
of those papers in England is unnecessary,
Gladstone in answer to Burke, said no ar.
rangement had been lmpleted with Egypt,
and no conference been proposed YOrke
moved the adjournment Of the house, in
order to discuss the conduct of the govern
ment in regard to the kilmainham affair,
The opposition conservative and Irish mem.
bers rose in support of the motion Their
action was greeted with laughter and
cheers.
iorkc then spoke in support of his mo-
ton. Gladstone replied to Yorle. He SAID
the undeserved confidence OF his friends
was Counteractcd by the continual accuse
tons of Lord Randolph Churchill and Mr.,
\ orke, hut IT. require much sharper weap-
ons and heavier blows than Yorke could
WELD to arouse his anger. He complained
that those who made accusations about the
kllmainham treaty had not brought them
to test at the proper time. He
repudiated the charge that his will
was law to his party. Gladstone declared
that nothing had passed from the govern
ment to Parnell, who neither asked nor
knew anything from the government in re-
gard to his coming release, nor any measure
intended by the government, except what
he might have gathered from newspapers
There was no negotiation, promise or en-
gagement. Lord Randolph Churchill be-
lieved that the house was nota whit wiser
after Gladstono's speech Yorke's motion
Tor adjournment was negatived.
ABsCONDED
PARIS. Nov 4-Du Humel, chief clerk
Complar IL Escumpte, has absconded with
a large sum of mOuey.
KILLED AT BREAKFAsT.
LONDON, Nov. II --- the railway bridge mt
Bromley, near London, fell this morning
and seven wOr';men beneath the structure
eating breakfast were killed and several
injured,
TOTAL loss.
QvFDEC, Nov. u "A fire broke out at .
O'Clock this morning IN Grants shoe fac
tory, Joachim street, which is a total loss.
rhlLyEs IN THE SANCTUARY
| Pans, Nov. 2i-rhieves broke into the
/ cathedral oi ST, Denis this afternoon and
9l"le n quantity of gold aud silver objects
| inc!unlUg precious relics and crowns of his
tcr'cdl value.
PANAMA ADNGCEs,
PANAMA, Nov. H-Dlllcrent revolution
lry bands are causing much ANNOYANCE to
Nientemalla's scattered forces, some of
whom have been defeated at place called
Lobaneta, near CabahoySe, Fifty men
were killed and wounded, their leader,
Barooha, being among the wounded.