The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-16
miscellaneous Foreign News.
THE SOCIALISTS.

miscellaneous Foreign News.
THE SOCIALISTS.
LYONS, Nov. 11.-Placards have been
posted on the walls and principal buildings
and on bulletin boards, calling for another
socialists demonstration here. The author
tiles are unable to discover who placed the
placards, so secretly has the work been
done, but full notice has been given, and 1t is
probable the demonstration will take place,
The police are on the alert and will pre-
vent. if possible, any outbreak or tendency
to become unruly. The military continue
in it's barracks ready to be called on at any
moment. 1t is not likely that the anarch-
lists will find as smoo, b sailing as before II
they attempt to disturb the peace OF the city
and nation.
DECEASED.
MADRID, Nov. II -Figuise ex-presldent
of the federal republic, is dead.
THE CLoTURE.
LONDON, Now 1.-Upon the discussion
in the debate on the cloture rule. hve
members of the liberal party recorded their
votes against the government, but none OF
the conservatives we're found voting IN the
majority in favor of the gag rule Of tne
house rules; thirty-three voice IN
favor of cloture. The remainder abstained
AMBASSADOR APPOINTED.
An Official announcement is made that
Deerau has been appointed AMBASSADOR
for France at Rome.
SUNK.
SYDNEY, Nov. 1.-While taking coal at
this harbor, the steamer Australia, when
trades IN Orient, went down with her en-
tire cargo. No lives lost
DIVIDED.
LONDON, November 1.-The Parnellltes
voted against the government, and the
other Irish members with it on the first
test vote on the Coture yesterday.
GREETED WITH CHEERS.
During the debate five officers OF lndlan
regiments engaged in the recent Egyptian
war appeared in the gallery OF the house.
They were greeted with cheers from the
body of the house. The officers returned
the salute. The scene was without prece-
dent in the house.
TALKING ABOUT RELIGION.
PARIS, Nov lin the chamber OF depu-
ties to-day estimates for public worship
were discussed. NJ. Falliers, minister
the government had decided to
oppose any proposition tending to
the abrogation of the concordat. The rad
icels urged reduction of es mates
Bishop Freppel argued that the state was
bound to maintain public worsh p rs an IN
Identification of the clergy for conflscatlon
of their property at the time OF revolution.
The chamber then proceeded to discuss the
separate items.
soCIALIsTIC LAWS TO BE REPEALED.
LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from Der
lin saws laws against socialists Will be
probably not retained. Bismarck Is OPP
posed to them. as he does not think they
have proven efficient.
EvICTED
At Glare Moriss, county Mayo, Ireland
thirty families, comprising $50 people nave
been eyicted from the estate OF lsadore
Burke.
RICHMOND, Nov. 9.-Nothing more
definite has been received in Vir
ginia than reported inyesterday''
| DISPATCHES from here. 1t is i'm
possible to hear from the remote counties
in the 1st and 9th districts. Large demo
cratic gains are reported in the latter, but
not enough to elect Flu kerson over Bower
coalitionist. The 7th district is very clost
and full returns will have to be
received. before the election is de
cided between Garrison, democrat
Mayo, coalitionist. In the 7th district
official figures will be required TO decide De
tween O'Ferrell, democrat, and Paul, COAL
| ZIONIST. II Paul is returned O'Ferrell Will
contest his election on the ground of fraud
of which he claims TO have ample evidence
Abbey. coalitionist, in the ID district, Is
elected by nearly 5000. George ID
Wise's majority in the 30 district
is 5000. Hooper, coalitionist, in the
4th district, is elected oy aoou,
900. Cabbell, democrat, the 9th d'strlc'
has an estimated majority OF 800, Tucker
democrat in the 9th district has an estl
mated majority of 1000. Barbour, demo
Graf, in the Sth district has over 1000 ma
iority. The democrats are s,ill hopeful o
The election of Massey as congressman-at
large, and are sanguine OF having SIX otnel
congressman, while the coalitlonlsts CLAIM
that John S. Wise is elected by from 5,UOt
to 10000 majority. "a.
the 9TH district, the democrats conced'
Paulis election by 1875 molOrlIy. Inc coal
itionists claim over 800 Paul's actual ma
iority SO far as heard from is las Counties
unreported gave him 355 at last election.
STAUNroN, Va, Nov. 9.-The democrats
in the 9TH congressional district conceu'
the election of Paul Goalitionist, by 9S ma
jority.
pEIERsBUra, Va, Nov. 9.-ReturDs com
ing i'm greatly reduce the majority o
John s WISE the republican candidate iul
congressman at-large. So sanguine are the
democrats that bets are being made OF
Massey, democrat, for cnngrtssman-at
large. Readjusters who yesterday ana th'
dsy before estimated Wise's majority at be
tween 1900 and 10000 think nov
II will be much less, probabl,
NON. The democrats are h Gully elated
for encouraging reports are coming IN; ~
some OF the ado ming counties very lighi
vote was pollec. IL is stated that "a Lac ,
well county, this state, not more Than MAJ
a vote was cast. m -.
from ali counties in the 9Th district, exoep
Buckingham, give Tucker, democrat, 10
majority buckingham will reduce thes
figures about 600 at the outside, leaving
clean democratic majority OF $50. Mas
sew. democrat, or congressman ai-large
runs slightly behind Tucker.
FREDERIcKsURa, VA, N0yem per s-hs
ports from eight coon'iea OF me Isl olst ".
! rive Garrison, democrat, l,U1l mnJorlt
With two democratic counties TO bear ron
, sir counties not beard from give Lsstlca
: co re.diuster majority. The district wi
, be very close and u still ia doubt.
Illinois
CHroLso, Nov. e.-Returns from Chicsg
and Cook county show the county yer
; evenly divided between the republican
.. and democrats. In fact. party lines are a
most totally ignored outside Of active pol
. tici,ns. and candidates chosen entirely o
their personal popularity. Ine niEhes
I democratic plurality j. 2.s52, The higues
/, reDubiic.n plurality 4.163. The indication
: ~. thai The independent vote q over f.ot
! Test returns on oOngrrssInen innicate W
! eierrion OF Cullen and fbumas, repuol
/ 80 in the sth and 20Ih districts, Al
W0rtbing-on. democrat. IN The 18th ID
! del~gsfion would then stand II repuolical
p ani democrats The siais ieslsia' ~ !.
/, - 80. IN Joint baIlot. II i imposioi
/ ~ ~ which vii ksve . majority until -
! returns are al in. ste-t returns ION tn