The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-14
Pensacola's Piteous Appeal at Last
Heard - New York Responds
and the Bali Begins
TO Roll.
A Duel to the Death Between 0ppos-
ing Factions in a Georgia VII.
lage-Seyeral Slain.
Arab More Valiant With the Tongue
Than the Sword - His Line
of Defense.
Newark. New Jersey. unearths An.
other Mass of 0illcial Corruption.
Weekly Commercial Summary-An Tx.
eentiOn in Louisiana.
The Smoke not Yet Cleared from Ohio's
Battle Field.
What the New Irish National League
Proposes.
The Star of Hope Cleaning on Erin,
Horizon.
Other Foreign and Domestic News,


DUBLIN, October l3.--lt is expected that
from ,2O0 to 800 persons will attend the
national conference, to be held here next
week The main purpose of the conference
will be to establish new organization to be
known as the Irish national league and
provide for the election of national con.
vention. which shall choose the executive of.
ticers of the new league. An account of
expenditures OF the land-league fund will be
rendered to the conference. The principal
object of the new league will be vigorous
agitation for the redress of grievances, the
abolition of landlordism, and the improve.
ment of the condition of laborers. Practi-
cal measures will be proposed and def
mite. policy marked out. Plans will be sub.
mitted for the revival of Irish industries
and the promotion of home manufactures
1t is understood that the dissolution of the
home rule league will be announced at the
conference.
THR NEW LEAGUES OBJECTS.
1t is believed that the principal object of
the new Irish national league will be the
preservation OF vigorous agitation for
the amendment Of the land act, as pre-
liminary to the abolition of landlordism bv
purchase. Special stress will be laid on the
htillilNlOh VI hiis iiNulN tltNSt, 50 uS 10
secure to tenants the entire value of their
past and future improvements, on the ad-
mission of the leaseholderS to the benefits
| of the act and an advance of the entire pur-
chase money by the state at low rate of
| interest the principal to be paid during an
extended period. Proposals will also be ad.
vocated for the purchase of the
poor, rack-rented estates for the
benefit of tenants. The claims of laborers
70 better dwellings and allotment will be
Incorporated in the programme. The
laborers will be invited to cooperate in ob,
tanning such improvement in the land act
as will enable farmers to deal generously
with them. The industrial revival will he
assisted by local organizations for fostering
demand for Irish manufactures. Other
points of the programme are: Payment
OF members OF parliament, the extension OF
franchise and the establishment of a sys
TEN of elective county governments. 1t /.
understood that at the conference a depu
tatOn from the home rule league will an
nounce the dissolution Of that body and the
resignation OF its functions into the hand.
ofthe new Irish league, of which nationa
self government will be the basis
PROTESTING.
LONDON, October l3.-Thc Tunes prints ,
letter from William Blunt to Mr.. Gladstone
|
tian authorities in preventing counsel from
seeing Arab to prepare his defense. Mr.
Blunt observes that the trial will be over be
fore aConclusion is arrived at satisfactory t,
any one but those who have designed tn,
prisoner death.
DANGEROUS.
General Sir Archibald Allison
committee on the channel tunnel ha
made u report uniavorable TO tn
project as dangerous to England an,
the report of the committee Is supported b.
still stronger objections to the tunnel from
General Wolseley and the duke of Cam
bridge.
WHIPPING THEN IN.
Sir Stafford NorthCote has sent circula
TO the conservative members of parliament
enioining upon them attendance at tn
opening of the session. in view OF the impol
tance Of the questions relating to parla
mcntary procedure and Egyptian affairs.
DOUBTLESS.
ALEXANDRIA, October l3.-The Egvpta
minister of finance is in possession OF u lis
, of landed properties belonging to leaders
the rebellion, which are worth in the aggr,
gate i2,00O,OW. Il is believed that muc
of the property will be contiscated
WILL PROBABLY SUCCEED.
, MANCHESTER, October l3.--The confer
cnce of miners has adjourned until to.mo
5 row. in order to decide about the notice ic
an advance. The general feeling of the col
, ference was in favor thereof and l2O %
men were represented.
ARABS DEFENSE.
, CAIRO October l3.--The examination
Arab Pasha was continued to-day. 1t
. understood that he ably defended hmsel
denying completely in the massacres IN
5 the burning Of Alexandria. He bodl
vindicaied his conduct a. the leader of IA
national party and said that when !
reached Cairo aiterhis defeat az Tel.el. l.kebi
\ and found the inhabitants unwilling to col
\ tinue the struggle, he Immediately bowt
\ to their will and surrendered
TuNfs, October l3.-Mr. Bradley q
English barrister, has lett here for Eeyl
to defend Arab Pasha.
/, rUT Sror TO IT.
u CHANNEL, October l3,-The farmers M
I peasantry assembled and iorcibly put stC
- to the Carraghmore hunt yesterday.