The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04
HIS holiness. Pope Leo. Said to Hay,
Been Made the Target of
Misguided 2ealot The
German Liberals.
The Cholera Rayaging the Islands OF
Borneo and Sumatra Arab
PaSha'S Trial at Hand.
six More Lives are Sacrificed TO that
Entirely Too Frequently Mis-.
placed Switch.
foiSer Accepts the Forlom Hopc-A
Political Row Mt Mobile.
The Tariff Commission still Swinging
Round the Circle.
Other Foreign and Domestic News,
oiSer Accepts the FOriom Hope-A
Political Row at Mobile.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Foreign News
pRoBABLN UNrurNprp.

LoNpoN, October 3,-The Paris Figaro
publishes a report that the Pope, while
walking in the gardens of the Vatican, was
fired at by soldier but not hit. The re-
port is not confirmed end is discredited at
the italian embassy at London.
THE GARRISON FORCE.
LoNpoN, October i--The war office has
arranged that three battalionS of infantry
shall remain as garrison at Alexandria
Besides these forces, the 7th prngoon
Guards the 10th Hussars aud five batteries
OF artillery will be stationed in various parts
OF the country
RESTRICTING PRODUCTION.
At meeting of the Cleveland ron mas
tiers to-day II was agreed to continue the
restriction of l2l per cent. in the output of
plg-iron until the end of the year.
FAIL TO REALIZE.
n dispatch rom Cairo to the Standard
says The lower classes iail TO realize the
defeat of Arab Pasha and the national
caise. Among commercial sections and
the middle class better feeling prevails,
In the influential native circles il is not ex
pected that respect for the khediye can be
restored.
BUFrETED.
The steamer Kansas, from Boston TO I,iyt
erpool, met with heavy weather on the
passage, and had to throw 1870 head of cat.
tie overheard. Her rail and bridge were
| damaged, and she has considerable list.
GLADSTONE.
Mr.. Gladstone, replying to an address
presented to him at q railway station IN
Penmain Nave, to-day referred to the
question Of procedure in the house OF com
mons. lie said the house could never meet
the tremendous call upon its energies un-
less it could shake Oft all timidity and fear
OF cant phrases, and set itself resolutely to
the task OF bringing procedure into har.
mony with the calls upon it.
Referring TO Egyptian affairs, Mr..
for the success of the British in Egypt,
le thanked the army there and its skiilFul
| general. The war had proved that this
army was composed of men MS brave as
| their ioreiathers ever were. The war had
been carried on from love of peace and on
principles OF peace In concluding. Mr.
Gladstone said he trusted that Egypt would
again be prosperous and happy His 10.
marks were received with prolonged cheers.
| ST. PETERSBURG NOTES
ST. PETERSBURG, October "a Russian
courier in speech here to-day urged the
partition of land as the only solution of the
l iahu 'IuNotluii llpl ullN III lTtluilu ONL IN
the United States, where he said he saw
the land question coming to the front.
George has not latterly been subjected to
espionage.
| AN AoRARIAN MURDER.
DUBLIN, October "a farmer named
| Hunt was murdered last night near Bowie
county Roscommon. The crime is un.
doubtedly agrarian. Several persons have
been arrested on suspicion,
| ANOTHER,
| DUBLIN, October 3.-Thomas Browne, a
| farmer residing in Castle Island, county
Kerry, was shot dead near his own house
to-day. This is also an agrariap crime.
| CHOLERA,
| TnE HAGUE, October THE government
has received a telegram reporting that chol.
era is epidemic in Gotta Raa, Rorneo, and
in Acheen, SumaSra.
THE EGYPTIAS CoURT-MARrtAL.
| CAIRO, October 3.-A separate building is
being fitted up for the reception Of prisoners
| To be heard by the COutt-martial, including
Arab Pasha and Touba Pasha. The court
Will sit on the same premises as those i'm
which the prisoners ore confined, In order
to obviate the necessity of carrying them tc
and fro.
| An INCtrTENr MASSACRE,
| ALEXANDRIA, october 3.-While the ar
riVal oil the khedive at Cairo was being eel
ebrated by illuminations, at Assiott q
thousand Musselmen attacked the Copts
and threatened to kill all Christians In iht
town, Mudir Bcy ntertered aud queilcd
the riot.
| FLoGGEp.
| A native watchman at Fort Ada has beer
logged for insulting an Englishman.
| A STRIP FORWARD.
| BERLIN, October 3.-An important reso
luton was adopted at Gotha yesterday b,
the leaders of the three great sections q
the liberal party. The national liberal.
joined the secessionists and progresslsts II
declaring that the liberals should unite In
more closely organized association agains,
all other political parties without prelude,
to the minor differences separating th,
party.
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