The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-19
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Miscellaneous Foreign news
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|. DrntN, October Elm the inquiry Into
the murder Of the IIuddys, near Lough-
mask. the lnformer Kerrlgnn and his wife,
testified that the elder Huddy was stunned
with A stone as he was serving process.
He was then kicked, and one Of the assas-
sins fired four rounds from a revolver into
his body, killing him instantly. The ether
Huddy's head was then dashed against q
heap of stones, and he was afterwards s1ot
in the presence ola crowd of villagers. Inc
corpses were placed in sacks and taken to
Loughmask.
Forbidden 10 TAKE PART
The archbishop of Tuam has forbidden
clergymen of his diocese from taking part
in the national conference.
PARNELL's POLICY.
The United Ireland says that Mr.. Parnell
has cabed to Mr.. Loony, president OF the
national land-league Of America, that he
will at the conference advise prudent
though firm policy, strictly maintaining
the original programme, and advocating
peasant proprietorship. The United Ire
land says that it is believed that this eX-
presses the upanimous opinion of the Irish
leaguers, and declares that the foolish chat
LIST OF THE UNFoRTUNATEs.
CAIRO, October 12.-The following pashas
will be arraigned with Arab Pasha for trial
Toulba, Ali Fehmy, Mahmead Fehmy,
Abdal Samy, Toubba Yakoob, Oma
Rahmy and Ali Rouby. and Said Bey
Gandel. The list of prisoners awaiting
court-martial has been handed Sir Edward
Malet British consul.general. 1t numbers
119 names, inclusive Of prisoners i'll the
provinces, who number 80.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
General Allison has been appointed to. the
chief command of the army OF occupation.
Generals Handy and Willis have sailed for
England.
CABINET CHANGES.
VIENNA, October ia dispatch to the
Presse from st. Petersburg says: 1t is per-
sistently rumored that Count Iolstor, min
lister of finance, will resign, and that Count
Peter Schouvaloff will probably succeed
him.
DESTROYED By FIRE.
LONDON, October 12.-lngestre hall, the
seat of the earl of Shrewsbury. situated
near Stafford, has been destroyed by fire.
Loss, 100000.
LoRrLLARD's LATEST,
LONDON. October 11.-At Newmarket to-
day Lorillard's Touch-M Me Not won the race
or the Bedford stakes Crawford's Red
Gold second; Frater's bay colt, by Specula
ton, out of Progress, third,
WILL BE DECORATED.
CAIRO, October 11.-It is reported that all
newspaper correspondents accompanying
the British army in the Egyptian campaign
will receive the decoration OF the order OF
the Mediidih.
On Saturday night last one of the chief
eunuchs of the palace entered the cell OF
Abduliaffer, political prisoner, reused
him from sleep. spat in his face, and IL in
ficted other indignities upon HIM; Inc
eunuch then proceeded to Arab Pasha's
cell and acted in similar manner, but
with greater violence.
BIsMARcK's BEST BOWER.
LONDON, October 14.-A correspondent OF
the Times at Berlin reports that the APP
pointment of Count Won Hotzfeld to the
foreign secretaryshir has been definitely
settled. Herr Won Podowit2, minister at
Athens, will succeed him as minister at
Constantinople. 1t is considered by some
persons that the appointment of Count>Noni
Hotzfeld is an indication that he Will
eventually succeed Prince Bismarck, who
is known to entertain the highest opinion
of him.
RESIGNED
A Rome dispatch says: Signor lamar
dell has resigned the ministry OF justice
and ecclesiastical affairs.
AssAssINATED.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg says;
Police Agent Priene, who had formed a
friendship with the nihilist committee, has
been ass, ssinated in churchyard at Smo-
lenski
DEAD OR ALIVE.
A telegram to the Central News from st.
Petersburg says dispatches received there
from Tifis report that the Kurdish chief,
Obedulla, is threatening Teheran with 10000
men; that 10000 Persians are marching
against him, and that Ottoman troops
have also been sent to the field with
orders to take Obedulla dead or alive. 1t is
to be noted that this report is in contradic-
ton with a dispatch received from Con-
stantinople yesterday stating tn t Obedulla
had given the porte assurance that ne would
cause no disturbance on the frontier.
OBITUARY.
PARIS. October 14.-Count Napoleon Ney,
prince de la Moscowa, n son OF Marshal Ney,
died yesterday, aged 20 years.
WHAT THEY'LL DO.
DUBLIN, October 1.-THE convention at
Atheney, Galway, yesterday adopted ,reso-
buttons declaring the right OF the country
to national independency, accepting the
principle of land for the people and approx
ing the system of peasant proprietary and
the amendment of Brights clauses of
the land act A resolution was passed de-
precating the prevalence of the grass farm
ing of lands as tending to paralyze indus
try and increase pauperism. The conven,,
ii IN also resolved to prevent hunting until
the extra police drafted in the country are
dispensed with.
FIXED FOR MONDAY.
CA1no, October 1.-The TRIAL OF Arabi
Pasha has been fixed for Monday next.
AHELLIsH PLOT.
RIGA, October ia plot TO burn the
Imperial theatre in this city, has been dis
covered, box of petroleum and gun pow
der having been found ON the premises.