The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-24
The Syracuse Iron Works Barncd aud
Two Hundred and Eighty Em-
ployeS Thrown Cat Of
Employment.
The Egyptians at AbOukir Make Pris-
OnerS OF an Austrian Officer
and Twelve Men.
Mr.. McSwceny Makes Much MerIi.
ment In the Great STAR
R0ute Case.
Counsel for Defense in the Garlaud
Trial Makes Pathetic
Speech. Which Draws Tears from The
Relatives OF the Accused.
Osher Foreign and domestic News
Counsel for Defense in the Garlau,
Trial Makes Il Pathetic
pc och. Which Draws Tears from Ike
Relatives of the Accused.
)sher Foreign anu domestic News.



LONDON, August 23.-A private telegram
dated Alexandria says that the Nile is
rising rapidly and will soon overflow its
banks. The inundation of low points has
commeneol.
A dispatch to the Exchange telegraph
companys dated Port Said, 1880 o'clock
this morning, says that the natives are now
returning and resuming work.
! 1t is reported from ismalia that force Of
the enemy, numbering sc men with
guns, has taken up its position ten mlles
distant from there Decentralization of
troops and ammunition, il IS expected, viii
be compieted tomorrow,
Sir lreVelyan, chief secretary for Ireland,
arrived in Belfast to-day. The mayor pre-
sented him with an address OF welcome and
expressed desire Of residence 10
strengthen his hands in his onerous duties.
Mr.. Trevolyu, in reply, said it would be
idle to deny the existence oil personal dam
ger in governing Ireland The REM
edy against outrages was TO have
u tribunal which could be trusted to do
justice without fear. When the Irish
people are convinced that they have a
l tribunal which will verdict according to
J evidence it will have an important
effect. Those who expected agrarian
murders 10 suddenly cease he
+ said, were expecting an impossibility
: the fixed policy of the government is TO dis.
tinguish between criminol and political
acts. They did not care TO concern them
selves with political meetings, but against
outrages they were determined TO wager un
= dying and unrelenting war. The remarks
y OF Mr.. Trevelvau were received with cheers
Flags We're displayed on the houses art
c vessels in the harbor in honof Of the chic
!, secretary.
Il A dispatch 10 the Times from Alexandra
say: Fires were observed last evening
the neighborhood Of Aboukir and katir-ei
!, Dwar. 1t is believed that part of the Egyp
tian force is burning villages, either dur
Z or preparing TO retreat.
ALEXANpUIA, August ?3.--The Austrian
gunboat Nautilus, pound from Port Said +
Alexandria, passed Abouliir ON Monday
The commander, seeing white fla
!. lying on the Aboukir forts, supposed the
were ia the possession of the British
and sent 4 boat ashore with an officer an
: twelve men, who were made prisoners b.
7 tne Egyptians.
| The Austrian admiral has sent the Nar
titus back TO Aboukir There are increase
signs that Arab Pasha is retiring f:oi
- katir el-Dwar.
CoNsTANTIYorLE, August 2S.-Thc hesit
ton of the sultan To ratity the militar
convention with England is stated TO b
principally due to the receipt of anonymor
threatening letters from Syria, Arabia an
Egypt Alarming rumors are current her
q to-day that the port has received uniavor
= BILE dispatches from the Syrian governors
!, A christian is reported 10 have been assas
mated ~ Beyrout, and several Others ma
treated. Druszo, Of Lebanon, have attacke
4 Va.
mcnts.
PARIS. August 23.-The La France dircc
It's leader to pointing out that Eugland's a
ton with regard TO the Suea cauai may oI
day be used against her by the Unit,
states in support of their CLAIMS TO the =
- elusive control Of the Panama canal