The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-20

WI CRISIS ENDED,
LoNRoN, October ia dispatch To the
Central News from Cairo says The crisis
has ended The Egyptian ministry nave
lnumaled Their intention TO permit Messrs.
Broadiey aud Eve and Hon Mark Francis
Napiere to detnud Arab Pdsha ON condi.
non that witnesses in the case shall un-
dergo preliminary examination.
PBusSIAN PouTlCs.
BERLIN, October l0--preliminary selec.
tions for members of the Prussan diet
have resulted as far as can be estimated
III the choice of 20O electors belonging to
the progressist and scccssionst rroupg.
against $50 conservatives and ant.progrcss.
lsts. Nearly two-thirds of the voters In
Berlin abstained from voting. The return
OF the sitting gprogressist deputies from this
city, however, is still considered certain.
The Gormana, clerical organ, has re-
oelvcd intelligence from Cologne that the
n'tramon'aines haye received a majority
there.
rLAfE TALK.
DUBLIN, Octohur l0--Mr. Loudcn, the
delegate TO the irish national conference
who was hooted hy the conference for at
tempting to speak, writes TO the Freeman s
Journal that he knows he has drawn upon
himself the hatfrd of the Irish members of
parliament, particularly that OF Mr.. Thomas
Power OCounor. lie gays he (Louden) has
held that Americans subscribed toassist the
victims OF the tyrge ny Of landlords, not to
give bloated snlgr o 10 Irish members OF
psrliament. hr&fSfh u O sonnell member
of parliament, writes to the Freeman's
journal that, though he is determined 10
support the conference programme, he can.
not iom the council, which, he says, is so
constituted that If only small number OF
county delegates are sufficiently lexible its
whole control will be in the hands of six
teen nominees Of the Irish parliamentary
party,
READY TO ACCEPT,
MADRID, October l9.-- Marshal Scrrano
stated in an interview to-day that he was
ready TO accept the Office, IL the king SUM
moned him to form ministry from the
left. Many republicans, at present follow.
ors OF Sagasta, would join him, Ilc said
nc was convinced that the prosperity OF
Spain would be advanced by progressive
policy, which alone was calculated to dis.
| arm republCanism. II he fails TO recon
struct liberalism, hc will retire to private
life.
nIs POSITION.
Marshal Scrauno In his interview here
yesterday, before mentioned in these dis
patches. Further sald II consider that
King Alfonso VS. well disposed toward a lih.
cral policy. spain has progressed SO much
that all We want Is two great parties and
two sincere policies, and no more
bastard coalitions or timiG govern
ments. | think o very slight modification
OF the constitution OF lSGJ would be aC.
| ccptnble 10 King Alfonso, who iscliucs TO
examination into the causes %! the paralysis
OF the present cabinet. But parties Which
do not fulfill their programmes must give
way to political aiinitics.' IL is said
Scuor UanovaS De Castillo and Senor Cas-.
tellar are OF the opinion that the attitude Of
Marshal S,rranu Is the nost prominent
and decisive event which has happened
since the restoration of the Bourbons.
NECROLOGiCAL,
PARIS, October lJ.--Adolphc Charles Bon.
ncErace, distinguished painter IL dead.