The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-16
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PRESIDENT GgEvY ILL.
fARls, Nov, l5.-President Grew has
oeen seized with sudden illness. He has
had Two attacks Of rush of blood 10 the
mead, caused, primarily, by indigestion.
Ihe attack isapoplectic inits character. The
excitement IN official and political circles il
intense, and the situation in government
circles is still further complicated by this
unexpected factor. President Crews resir-
nation, which had been foreshadowcd hy
certain papers, may be hastened by his i'll
| ness.
rHE EGYPTIAN pEBr.
council OF cabinet ministers is now in
session, discussing a reply which shall be
made 70 the proposalo of Great Btitain, that
the presidency OF the Egyptian public debt
commission be granted TO France,
TO HANG.
DUBLIN, Nov, l5.-Patrick Joyce. whose
trial for the murder OF the Joyce family
began Monday, was to-day found gmlty
and sentenced to be hanged on the 18th OF
Decenber.
Judge Barris charge to the jury was
po,nts ~ adverse to the prisoner. The jury
only de- berated eight minutes before brinS-
ing in their verdict. Joyce heard the yer-
dict calmly. When asked if he had any
thing to say against passing sentence up6n
him, he exclaimed; e am not guilty" He
Will be hanged in Galloway Jail.
CASEY on TRIAL.
after Joyce had been sentenced, the trial
OF Patrick Casey was taken up, a new jury
being empanelled. Casey, who is fierce
| looking man, was indicted for murderinp
Bridget Joyce. The attorney.general states
the case for the prosecution, emphasizing
the iaet that the prisoner was one of the
three men who broke INTO Joyce's house.
armed with shovel.handle with an iron
! ring attached.
THE EGYPTIAN SLAVE TRADE,
| LONDON, Nov. 10 AT meeting Of the
antl'slavery society to-day Forster, mem,
Der OF parliament, moved a resolution
when was seconded by Cardinal Manning
70 urge the government TO use its influence
Tor the suppression IF the slave trade, with
the abolition of legal status of SLAYER,
Throughout Egypt. The resolution wa,
unanimously adopted.
THE INCENDIARY.
Suleiaan Daoud was examined before tn,
prosecution committee TODAY. Ii is ad
mltted that he gave the order to fire Alex
andria, out he alleges that he had received
peremptory orders to do so from Arab
iasha' VINO during the contlagration wa
not apparent, but sent Mahmond Sami say
sral times with instructions to Suleiman I,
lire move points. Sueimen further allege.
that vhen the Ramleh palace was sur
rounded by tr ops on July 18th, A rabi or
uered hlm TO murder the khedlve. Hest
tatng TO comply, he was taunted will
coWafulce, ana thereupon, accompanied b,
four soldiers, he started for the palace, bu
ON the way he met Sultan Pasha, who pre-
vailed upon him 10 return and re-discus
the matter with Arab. Ii is stated tha
Noun Bey, who commanded the troop
surrounding Ramleh, has given evldenc
which corroborates that of Suleimal
Daoud.
THE MARQUIS OF oUEEYsBuRY EXCITED.
LONDON, Nov. ia scene which occg
stoned quite q sensation occurred last nigh
IN the Globe theatre during the perform
ance of "The Promise of May" Anon
those present was the Marquis of Queen.
Dury, whe Is an avowed ireethinker. III
rose excltedly from his seat and loudl
protested against TennysOn's represent,
, ton OF principles of free thought a
enunciated by one of the characters of tn
play, S.t the desire Of an official th
Marquis left the theatre amid much COZ
fusion.
BERLIN, Nov. 15.-Tbe Emperor William
IN his speech at the opening of the Ian
league yesterday laid special stress on tn
necessity Tor abolishing four of the loves
grades of class tax, which, he said, pres
harshly upon the poorer classes and 70
putting speedy stop to oppressive dis
tralnts connected with the levying of thi
lmpost. a sacrifice Of 100000 marks {
revenue would thus be involved, whic
would have to be supplied from othe
sources. This part of the emperors speec
was specially received with favor.