The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-02
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Carlo, November l.-Cheriif Pasha, pres
ident of the council and minister of the in
terror, of Egypt, has informed diplomatic
Agent OF the French government that
European control being Joint institution
and the English comptroller of
finance being instructed not to attend the
ministerial council, the French comptroller
would not be invited to attend.
CAPTURED.
Iaemi and Dwell Pashas have admitted
that the man who started the cOnilagraga.
tion in Alexandria together with two
leaders in the subsequent massacre, have
been captured in Cand ali.
AFFAIRS Is lKussIA,
BERLIN, November lit is reported,
with.good evidence of being authentic, that
the Prussian ministry has, with the sane
ton Of tho emperor, decided on the step OF
dissolying the town council oi the NUM-
cIpality OF Berlin some time during the cur
rent month. The government appropria-
tiOn TO explore the wilds OF central Africa
and encourage discoveries in that country
has been increased from 10000, to lOo,OOO
marks.
TUE OPIUM QUESTION AGAIN,
In the opium conference to-day, Lord
Shaitsburg, presiding, speeches were made
by liberal and radical members OF parlia'
ment, and resolution adopted to cnter a
protest against the employment Of diplo-
matte pressure, such rs has been put in OPP.
eratiol for the purpose OF retaining the
right TO send opium into China'at low rate
Of duty. The resolutions declared the
British government must recognize the
right Of the Chinese government to deal
with the opium question as they pleased.
THE kNGLo.spANIsu COMPLICATION.
Earl Granville instructed the British am.
bassdor at Madrid, Il, ID. Morier, to ask
the Spanish government TO return General
Macco and the other two Cuban refugees
surrendered by he police magistrate at
Gibralter and without the sanction of
proper authorities.
REPORTED RESIGNATION.
IL is reported that Arch. Bishop CanLer
bury has resigned his primacy.
GREAT GALE,
accompanied by severe Hoods again visited
England, this time devastated the southern
and western section A dozen of houses
we're swept away by the floods at Borough
Bridge and the railway track so badly torn
up in Somerset and Devon that trains were
stopped entirely.
THE ARMAMENT or RUSSIAN ARMIES
against Germany and Austria is being
carried on with great activity and
without intermissiOn. General TOble-
bin OvorloOks the construction of
formidable Notifications at Broslau, near
Grodn0, There Is apparently large and
well equipped camp upon the right bank OF
the river Berg. The manipulations Of the
military forces and the daring, open man.
ncr in which preparations are being con
Quoted, creates the utmost uneasineSs
among all classes of society.
ARRESTED WHILE ADDRESSING \ CROWD.
DUBLIN, November While addressing
a large meeting Of farmers at New Bridge,
county Galway to-day Mathew Har-
league, and others, were arrested under
the provisions of the crime act. Great ex-
cnsucd. Groans were given for
the magistrates and the police. A collision
between people and police occurred.
THE TARTAR sTEprEs.
En2ERouM, November 1.-The belief is
current that the Russians arc preparing to
march 20 Er2eroum and Van,
Turkish troops are concentrated AT
Van, and four more battalions have
been ordered there The town of Bitlcs'
sixty miles west OF Van has been destroyed
by fire
WILL PROCEED TO HuARTouN.
CAIRO, November IA battalion of 500
English troops have been detailed
to go to Khortoum. A de,
tachmcnt from there, composed
chiefly OF volunteers, will explore the coast
and Lake Nyanza. six thousand troops
are forming Tor an expedition to Soudan,
DuFFERIN's MISSION.
CoNsTANTIEopLE, November Earl Duf
icrn leaves tomorrow for Egypt. He in.
formed the minister of foreign affairs that
he will return the 18th of December
with II treaty entered into by
the khedivc in which the rights
of the sultan in Egypt will be affirmed, IL
is reported here aud believed by many that
England will convene European confer.
ence early in January if Dullcrin's mission
is brought to close by that time.
COULDN'T STAY,
The grand vi2ior has asked Earl Duilcrn
10 postpone his departure for Egypt until
the porte has time to make proper
representation to the British government
concerning his mission thither, Dnllcriu
said in reply, it was impossible to acCede TO
the request.
UNITED STATES MINISTER LOWELL
has returned from vacation aud resumed
duties.
or COURSE.
The Times in an editorial says that the
Longtellow memorial bust should be
erected in some other place in London than
Westminster Abbey that the Abbey
should remain place of national, not cos.
mopolitan memorial,
MOONLIGHT OUTRNGES,
CoRK, November Moonlight outragcS
are increasing in the vicinity of Killarney.
Last night n number of houses were en-.
tered Ivy armed and disguised men, who
cxtorted money from the inmates, but in.
llicied little personal injury.
JEW BATTING,
NITNNA, November Tine rresSc pub.
fishes the announcement that the houses OF
Jewish residents of the town of Co.'s, Hun.
gary have been plundered by anti Semitic
mobs, Other outragcs accompanied thei
lawlcss movement against the Hebrews.
one woman, the wife of u merchant, WIS
killed during the trouble.
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