The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-26
Imposing Ceremonies at Philadelphia
In Commcmoration Of the Land
Ing of william Penn Two
Centuries Ago.
Parliament Reasscmbles, and Mr.. Glad-
stone Is Given Very Hard
Nut TO Crack.
Disastrous Fires Raging In the vicinity
of st. Petersburg-The Out
look for Arnbl.
The New York Citizens Party Nomi-
nate Full Municipal Ticket
for Gotham.
The Euisconalians in Council, and the
American Missionary Society.
The Ghoul Who DespOiled Earl CfaW-
ford's Grave Convicted.
A Very Bad State of Affairs in Upper
Egypt.
Other Foreign and Domestic news.
miscellaneous Foreign News.

Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Miscellaneous Foreign News
IN DISTRESS.
ToNDoY. October 23.-The German bar
Maria Sophia, from Hamburg for Whining
ton. North Carolina, has taken refuge at
Plymouth, leaky.
WILL FOOT THE BILL.
The Manchester Guardians London cor
respondent says he believes the govern
ment has concluded convention with the
kbediye providing for discharge, ,at the cost,
of the British occupation by Egyptian
government.
TO BE REPLAoED.
A dispatch to the Daily News from Ber-
lin saws: The repeal of the socialist laws
is expected shortly. Even the North Ger
tion that socialists will abstrain from inter-
terence in the higher grade of politics.
PICKED UP.
I The British bark Stadacona, Captain
Stocker, which has arrived at Cardiff from
Pensacola, has brought the mate and three
of the crew of the schooner William s. Far
well, who were picked up after being in an
three nights. The William S. Farwell was
from Cedar Keys for New York; had been
ashore on Tortugas during the cyclone, and
got off in damaged condition. The men
attempted to go ashore in the boat, but
were driven out to sea.
WILL INQUIRE.
The Daily News understands that Mr..
Gladstone, on the reassembling OF parlia-
ment. will move that select committee be
appointed to inquire into the circumstances
under which Mr.. e. Dyer Grey was impris-
oned.
The following dispatches have been re-
ceiyed by Reuters Telegram company:
BELGRApE, October 23.-A woman fired
twice at King. Milan in the cathedral r, to, .
day; The king was aiddm not af hurt; coloneI nms
Jeffrey Markowitch, who was executed
with several other rioters'in May, 1878, by
order of King Milan. 1t is suspected that
the attempt is not merely attributable to
revenge, but partly to political motives.
After the attempt Queen Natalie, who
was with the king in the cathedral, tainted
and was carried in an unconscious condl,,
tion to the palace. The KING accompanies
her there and then returned to the church
unattended, and remained until the end Of
the service. The crowd attempted to lynch
the assassin.
| FIRE IN ST. PETERSBURG.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 23.-A fire broke
out this morning in the large yards by the
river Neva, and is still raging.
PLOT.
| BucuAREsT. October 23-The object o.
the recent prolonged soiourn of the king ol
Servia in Romania was 10 defeat conspir
acy against his life. While journeying from
Rustchuck he received Information at Sys
toka of plot formed to blow up with tor
pedoes the royal boat while on the Danube
between Rustchuck and Belgrade.
DYNAMITE FlEEDs.
IyoYs. October 23-There was riotou:
demonstration against the municipality
here yesterday, in consequence OF then
having suppre ssed subvention to the opera
The police were unable to cope with the
| crowd. A body of gendarmes cleared the
streets. At ~ O'Clock this morning there
was an alarming explosion in restaurant
attached TO q theater. Two reports were
heard under one of the tables. There were
200 people in TIE restaurant, who rushed
hurriedly into the street A third ano
more formidable explosion then. occurred
which shattered the tables, mirrors anc
other articles, and seriously injured thre'
persons. 1t is stated that three men who
| entered the restaurant ten minutes before
the first explosion left small bomb undel
the tables.
MApsH,u sFFPsvo.
MADRID, October 2i.-At II meeting o
Alfonsist democrats Senor Prendegras
i announced that Marshal Serrano would
shortly ,nvene a meeting Of his partisan.
and ccmmunicaie o them his programme
ARABt's TRIAL.
CAIRO, October 23.-The mode OF proceed
ure agreed upon for the trial OF Arab
Pashs allows the calling OF witnesses IRON
foreign countries, OF the taking OF their evi
dence by a commission. Counsel for pris
oner wifi have the right Of final reply.
TUE FIRES AROUND THE RUSSIAN CAPITAL
Sr. PErFRsBuRG, October 24.-The loss by
fire In the timber yards by the river Neya
is estimated TO be at least 5,OOO,OOO roubles
Forest and peat bogs are now on fire FOL
miles around st. Petersburg. Inc CITY ma
been covered for several days with dense
smoke.
The fire in the timber yards on the rive
Neya was got under control at O'Clock thii
morning. The damage is estimated at $780,
900 roubles.
WILL M SUMMONED TO THE VATICAN.
LONDON, October 24.-Tbe correspondent
of the Standard at Rome says be has ex'
cellent authority for believing that Arch
bishop Croke will be summoned 10 tha
city in the course Of the winter TO confel
with the pope in regard TO the state Of Ire
land.
A dispatch from Belgrade says that a
/ King Milan enteft1 iue tatuelIhA DctHtt4
the rows Of people the woman Markovitcl
fired at him from a revolver. The bulle
wounded . female spectator. The by
ftaoders beat the kings assailant until th'
minister Of war InieIierud-
rHEsIruATIOS IN sOUDAE.
The Times dispatch from Cairo SAYS
Professor sf.hweiniurth has c0mmunicatet
ihe following from SoudaD; Last June 600
Egyptian soldiers were surrounded By
frnnps Of the false phropbet and massacred
Proses.or sthufiniurih declares inst thi
sffuation in SOudsn duaris ArrbIs reyOl
into insigni6cance-
A heavy gale is raging IN England Tel
errnuhic dispafches rom the Continent ar'
deieved bv the storm. Considerable dam
ere bas been done in many parts 81 th'
country. The riverz are OverhoNing thet
banks. -
The Times Cairo correspondents reportl
thrf Professor schveinfurth in bis commu
nicsfi0n from syu3nn, further says that th'
cruifnl Of Kordoion has been Desleged .
fr-fr drra Its capture Il erpected. A
affack On khartOum VII follor.
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