The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-01
Across tue Waters.


aud the republicans went into caucus.
Across tue Waters.
THE DERBY WINNER.
LONDON, May 2i-Shot.over won thu
Derby. Quick time, second, sachem, third
| DEAD.
Sir John Holker, who resigned the lord
justiceship OF the high court of appeals on
Monday is dead.
5coMING WORSE.
A dispatch TO the Times from Cairo states
the situation is hourly becoming worse.
SIGNIFICANT.
All the papers comment on the slgnll-
| cant divisions among the Irish members
in division last evening in the house oil
commons on Gladstone's motion that the
OPPRESSION and arrears of rent bill have pre-
, edence over other business.
THE JEWS
ST.. PETERSBURG, May 24.-The Official
NJ, >senger publishes regulations agreed
upon by the committee of minister's and
approved by the emperor on che 10Th inst.
| hey provide that the Jews shall hence
forth be prohibited from settling outside
o towns and villages, except where jewish
settlements already exist. Jews are pro-
hible ed from trading on Sundays, and Chris
tians holidays. These regulations only APP
ply TO localities where Jews are perma-
nently settled. All contracts OF purchase
or trading with Jews are Professionally sus-
| pended.
The Official Messenger to-day announces
that, by order of the emperor, the govern
ment is firmly resolved to punish mex
orally all outrages against persons and
property of the Jews, seeing that the latter
are under protection of the laws which are
equally binding on all subjects of the car.
Governors and other authorities are there
fore commanded on their personal respon-
soility, to take timely measures to prevent
or suppress outrages on the Jews. Any re-
mssness will entail dismissal from office.
EGYPT.
CAIRO, May 24.-The ministry continue
hostile. A line Of torpedoeS is being laid
along the coast. Native carpenters and
smiths were summoned to the citadel to-
day All officers we're summoned to Abin
barracks yesterday, and required to swear
to defend the government against inter-
vention. An attempt has been made to
exact similar undertaking from the
Bedouin skeiks, but they refuse to pledge
themselves to resist Turkish Intervention.
The united squadron has contracted for
three months provisions.
ROUGH ON AMERICA.
LONDON, May 25.-The Standard, discuss
ing the correspondence between Lowell and
Frelinghuysen touching the Irish suspects,
says: lit is pitiabe Spectacle to witness
the foreign office of a nation to which Sto-
rey,. Wheaton and Kent belonged. repu-
dating the elementary principles of inter-
national law at the bidding of few Irish
rowdes in New YORK and electioneering
wire-pullers."
SAILED FOR CANADA.
Princess Louise (marChioness of Lorne)
sailed from Liverpool to-day on the steamer
Sarmathan, for Canada.
DAvITTs LETTER.
A letter from Michael Davtt to the most
Reverend Thomas Nulty, bishop OF
Meath, violently denouncing landlords and
demanding home rule, has been published.
Bishop Nuty read the letter to the assem-
BLEED clergy of his diocese, who received it
with enthusiastic applause. Davitt says
the Irish have been accused OF not giving
the land act IA fair trial but the truth is they
refuse 10 give landlordism any more trials.
He says the re ression oil IS an act for the
better reimbursement of secret societies.
..sNo Party TO THAT COMPACT,
The Times says II cannot be doubted that
the speech Of Dillon in the house OF COM
mons yesterday WAS inteuded TO prove his
Jlsirftc ed countrymen that he - no party
10 lhe kIinla nlai,u ,cnrpact
JOKD SALISBURY.
Luru Sau, shury, speaking at Stratford
last 'r4ht, dwet on the Importance of his
constituency preparing Tor a general cleo
ton which he said must speedily occur. he
severely censured the kilmainham compact,
an crIn,u the ~ reals U rent bill Us Il
measure II laying debts OF persons from a
luna on which they have no claim.
THE COMMONS.
In the house of commons Gladstone
stated that lie would propose that the house
adjourn tomorrow until Thursday.
Parnell resumed debate on the repression
bill He said he believed that the infer
enues drawn from DiIlon's speech were
He regretted that the gov
arrears of rent bill, which would have
brought about the settlement of Irish at 1
fairs. He defended BoycottiDg to limited
extent as practiCed by English workmen. !
The feelings of the lrlsh people before the |
Phoenix park murders were calming but /
all is now upset 10y the fresh coercion act, !
which will simply play into the bands OF
secret sOcielies. PdrnelFs speech was very |
moderate aud almost an apology. Parnell /
said he and his friends In prison had ceJ-
taiuly never thought that the transfer OF
laud 10 the occupieis.w be effected by
any other means Than oy purchase. He
the government, when at the last
not 10 shut the door of concillia-
ton.
Charles Russell, liberal member OF Dun
ialk, while sympathi2ing with the IRISH,
cordially approved the provisions OF the
bill.
GREAT oUTCRY.
Jesse Ceilings, lioerh, predicted THAT
there would be ? great cutlery in England
If any boIy should be hanged in Ireland on
A Judgment arrived at without the verdict
Vi jury.
TRLvELYAS's TALK.
Trevelyan. chief secretary for Ireland,
that government simultaneously
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put pouitru out that tle messages were not
srnt 10 his address. He said that Earl
Spencer had determined that all cases OF in
reference vita huts for the shelter of
.yicted persons should be submitted TO
nm before the police were allowed
10 interfere. TrcvelA az stated .ait Clifford
,yould nui- sit 10 All. cGnrt under the Dill
rrh.ers D, ln,h member-l. az the powers
nj the pCt would Only be exercised by
special n.s istutes. The powers granted
M rcgari n public meetings would only be
p erci-.d where the meetings we're a part 4.
II the machinery Of violence and dis
order.
Cowen's amendment, aec'aring that while
the hru-r b. de-.rpus of aiding the govern
meni 20 a., detection Of crime il disaIt
ln.vt- uf i4sft -iiicfipns ON FREE expression
b. 80 ti- Di,t icH o. Ireland, was rejected
~ Cd v,..t =" si4 f'4t
GLOSSY rIArE or ATFAIEs.
A dispatch 90 The Fumes from Cairo states
hat iamciIfabir accounts are Received from
he Interior of b. iiasfraus results inevita-
bic IRON fhe an-efirr Il administrative gov
-rlIneut. he neglect ui al precautlon Tor
uSurinr water ipr crups aud the hbseuce al
h .slr owing 90 c1uscnptiOn. Natives
3.,nle o. Cairo ans enfreat the protection Of
M Melei. British csusul-gr neral, against
.iie ulditr, IA s. g tiat thrir villages are
bee ming b.. rird through ieaf.
HlCEED ~ TIE GAR.
SOFIA. MAJ = The ear has promised
b. Saularf 81 Primes Alexander, and has
idris.4i hini nj o. Use hls poWtrs too un-
.e-l rIlfs4 if 80 " select C0uusellOrs De-
ongiug o. 90 pHrfy-
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