The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-19
The Evidence in the Garland Trial
Concluded and the Argument
TO Begin To-day The
Ladies Interested.
Russia MasSing an Army in the Caucas.
us-The Occupation of Asia
Minor Apprehended.
A Notwithstanding State of Affairs In
the lnsurgent Arabs camp
Incidents.
Yellow Jacks Carnival at Brownsville,
On the Rio Grandc.
hr. Bliss Concludes His Argument for
the Government.
Other Foreign and Domestic News,
Yellow Jacks Carnival at Brownsville,
On the Rio Grandc.
dr. Bliss Concludes His Argument for
the Government,
Other Foreign and Domestic News
Foreign

LoSDoN, August lS.--The Manchester
Guardian, in its commercial article, SAYS
Very little business has been DONE because
prices are too low for sellers. Numerous
orders for the Indian market at the lowest
rate booked during the last four months.
A dispatch from Alexandria, dated ll:oO
a. m, says: A division of the Guards and
Goth regiment are now embarking. The
Gordon and Cameron Highlanders are 20.
ing to Ramleh to form the neucleus OF
Highland brigade, under Allison.
y later dispatch from Alexandria saws
the fleet and transports are getting ip
steam. They will sail with sealed orders.
ALEXANDRIA, August lS.-.The whole ex.
pedition is on board the ships, ready to
start in the morning to its destination
which is still Uncertain.
The transports Orient, Catalonia, Osprey,
and Nevada, with troops on board, have
gone to the outer anchorage, 1t is sup
posed that the outer fleet will go to Abou-
kir aud the troops to the Suez canal.
A dispatch to the Times from st. Peters
burg says; 1t is believed at Erzeroum,
Armenia, that Rnssia is about to occupy
the whole OF Asia Minor to the Bosphorus.
Owing to the undefended state Of that part
OF Turkey, Russia could easily do this with.
out much bloodshed.
a dispatch to the daily Telegraph, from
Paris, says: II is no secret that Russia is
concentrating a formidable army in the
Caucasus. The army, it is estimated, will
number 5000 men.
The Daily Telegraph has the following
dispatch:
ALEXANDRIA, August 1S.-A deserter
from Arab Pashas forces, who came in
here To-Day, gives a graphic description OF
the misery prevailing in the camp, where
the wounded crawling about, their
suilerings unheeded, present a sad
picture of distress and neglect. Some of
these poor creatures are said to have been
shot by their comrades to keep them from
their misery This state Of things is due
to the sanitary condition of the camp and
the scarcity Of doctors.
The Pail Mall Gazette SAYS: Mr.. Gray's
sentence looks worse to-day than it did yes.
terday. II is now question whether Mr..
Gray as a journalist has not been instru-
mental in unearthing grave scandal.
We do not believe there is
single English journalist who
would 'not nave called attention to
such report rs that mentioned by Mr..
Gray. That Mr.. Gray should be in jail is q
scandal Of the first magnitude.
- NA'tHANh W tlit an mull hhLtlIt lTOItl
Dublin states tlAt speeches delivered at a
banquet given to Mr. Parnell after the con.
vction OF Mr., Gray have been submit.
ted to the law officers for de.
clslon as to whether any action
should be taken upon them. Mr.. Ogerman.
member OF parliament for county Glare, in
u speech on that occasion compared Judge
Lawson to JetTries and pointed out that
the former had narrowly escaped being
torn to pieces by an indignant people. Mr..
Healy, member ofparliament for Wexford,
denounced Judge Lawson with similar
violence.
A man named Joyce and his entire family
were murdered by party Of men last
evening in their own house, near Congin,
county Galway. 1t is believed in the
locality that the Joyces gave information
relative TO the murder of the bailifis of
Lord Ardilam, whose bodies were found
bound together in Lake Congin.
The house Of lords and house of com.
mons have both adjourned till the 9th OF
October. There were no iurmalities observed,
and not even a quorum OF the house OF
commons present.