The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09


Foreign Advices.
HAPPENINGS ACROSS THE DEEP BLUE SEA
POLITICAL, SOCIAL, COMMERCIAL VIVA
NOT.
LONDON, November 4.-The governor o
Crete has %telegraphed the khedive that by
order of the porte. the prisoners Mussa
ked Pclaasha, 'Sama Pasha, Suleiman Pashi
and Daoub Pasha, who were arrested al
Carda after a hurried flight and pursuit
from Cairo, and who were implicated in
the burning of Alexandria and the scene:
of pillage and slaughter which accompa
MED it, will be surrendered to the Egyptian
government for punishment.
DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION.
ST. PETERSBURG. November A terrible
confagration has taken place at Uleaborg
and enormous losses have resulted. Stores
hotels, theatres, etc., were destroyed.
AsIATIC CHOLERA.
In consequence of the outbreak OF. cholerf
at Mecca, quarantine has been established
at Port Said, on vessels coming from Sue2
and Maiwain.
TO BE SUPPRESSED.
LONDON, November 1.-The Swiss COY
eminent has ordered that Die Freiheit, 8
s ocialist paper, formerly published by Herr
Most, in England, and recently transferred
to Switzerland, to be seized as q danger
Qua publicasten
LONDON, November 4.-Destructive gaies
and i%nundations continue throughout Eng
land. In Radnershire the grain crops suf
tered complete destruction.
DOESN'T RUN WITH THE GAN
DUBLIN, November 4.-P. j.. Smith, home
rule member of parliament for Tipperary,
has written q letter, which is published to-
Iar ~ tho Eraap,onic Tnnrnal lonnnnnino
the Irish party in the house of commons
and says the example of unprincipled ter
giyersation shown by the Irish party by
voting for the parliam entary gag has de-
graded the nation, and that the country car
never be saved by swindling, whether pc.
litical or financial.
A GLOOMY PICTURE.
DUBLIN, November 4.-The Irish Times
correspondent says: Great distress exists
in county Clare owing to a failure of the
potato crop, epidemic among pigs and dear
prices demanded for all articles of food,
which is caused by taxes levid on farmers
by the crimes act, which has proved a very
heavy burden. The county presents a most
melancholy and uninviting. appearance.
Fields and meadows are deluged with
water, men, women and children. pigs,
calves, dogs, lows and chickens are all hud-
died together in one eonglomerated mass
in miserable dwellings unfit for the habita-
ton of any human being. The parish
priest at Mill Town, Midday, writes a gloomy
letter to the Dublin Freeman's Journal,
stating that before two months have passed
at least 100 families of the poored people in
his parish will be utterly destitute and
compelled to depend on charity for susie
nance. He appeals for aid TO prevent them
from starving.
BIsMARoK-READY FOR THE RACKET.
BERLIN November A-Prince Hoben-
loke, Prince Reyasa and Count Munsher
paid a simultaneous visit to Prince Bis
marck at Varsein, and held a confer
G nee with him regarding the latest aspects
of the eastern question, the main object
being bringing about such conditions OF
affairs that England and France would
allow their joint interest to prevail and pre-
vent q rupture of their present peaceful
relations. The Russian Notifications at
Trajo have assumed such formidable pro-
portions and appear to be SO threatening
that IL has been considered necessary Tor
Germany to fortify her contiguous Terri
tory, which she has done. The frontier
ornaments of each empire are now nearly
complete, and have o grimly suggestive APP
pearance that creates much alarm among
the more timid politicians.
Is SATISFIED.
CAIRO, November Ain consequence of
the impressionn which is still prevalent
among high Egyptian officials that the
HOIlHCu UOMtIo aiC lCady W ObBOoc A@iE
lands efforts to procure lasting paciica-
lion la Egypt, Baron Ireskow, German
consul, has been instructed 10 inform the
khedive and Egyptian ministry that Prince
Bismarck has most implicit confidence in
England's policy regarding Egypt, which
he considers as being the only and best
means to establish peace and order.
II TYRoL FLOODS.
BERLIN, November 4-The late inunda-
tions il the Tyrol caused considerable loss
of life. Among those drowned were four
cousins Of Franz De Fregger.
Telegrsphic Miscellany.
MINOR But INTERESTING EVENTS or YEsrER-
DAY IN CONDEMNED N CONCISE TAI
BUFFALO, November 4.-Australian mails
en- route from San Francisco for Europe
arrived here this morning, and will reach
New York this evening, provided no acci-
dent occurs. The mail left San Francisco
Monday afternoon, last, and will make the
trip iHfye days, the fastest mail time on
record.
IsAUsURATED.
ATLANTA, GA, November 4-Governor
Alexander II. Stephens was inaugurated
to-day, with appropriate ceremonies, at the
opera-house.
HEAvY IMMIGRATION.
sax FRAEcIsco, November 4-1he immi-
grafton association reports the number OF
overland emigrants for the week a. 954, and
for the month Abs.
AN rOUR
NKw YoRE, November 4-Henry s.
Clapp, Of the firm OF FairbApks 4 Co.
whose disappearance greatly alarmed his
friends, cabled his safs arrival in Europe.
He went TO see a friend of By the steamer,
and concluded to accompany him down the
bay aud return BIZ III pilOt-bOat. The
boat LETT suddenly while be was talking
with this fiend in the saloon. and be was
iEed 20 continue the voyage. He viii
net week.
SAY FnArcIsno. November "A Quay
mas dispatch says The Merican schoo 7er !
EXCELSIOR. Captain Manning. II reported to
have been lost OF Atlantis. the 18th ultf
mo. BY one q her crew found on the reef
The Others are supposed lost
HOEEIHLE.
A Virginia dispatch says The wife o.
Daniel Glnsseft, miner, in a o. Of insanity. ]
left home night before last taking with her
babsnnd fro small children. She re-
yesterday with the y 0tbef child-
rsn. haring BEEN IN the mountains al
fhrourh the previous night n q heavT snow
torn. explaining that ne baoe had
znn0Tei her b. cryinE, and sle had c1t IL
OF with q hatchst The statement
true. The Ulcers 20 car found the
sodr Win the bead severed. The woman
rHs locEed IN 81 the lnslaDe n7ylum.
SIC HAIL - FE1sfEcf.
XIV Torr- Nrrembsr 4-Unitsf States
supervisor A1Ien has rnrrants ~ The A.
Of nezrlr loo persons in Brooklyn. b.
lersd o. hn1s ~frsudnlrnGT registered