The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-31

VIVA iNNCos VIZ o U CLOCK,
Cablcgrans
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
BERLIN, May 30.-Tha railway train from
Mannheim came in collision with train
from Heidelberg, near the latter place
Several carriages were smashed, eight per
sons were killed and twenty seriously in.
jured,
AN INcIrIENT pEsPor.
LONDON, May 3O,-A dispatch to the
Times from Cairo says: Arabia Bey openly
declares that if the Turks come to Egypt
with intentions uniayorable to him, he viii
resist them. The natives who called upon
the hey yesterday praying torhis reinstate-
ment, stated that Arabia Bey had threat.
ened that they would he cut TO pieces nm
less he was reinstated
INCENsED.
Cairo dispatch to the Standard saws
the military party is greatly ncensed at
the terms OF the khedive's communiuue re-
instating Arabi Pasha as minister of
war. They consider themselves insulted
by the passage stating that Arab Pasha is
only reinstated to preserve peace, which the
military would otherwise have broken: A
deputation of officers visited Arab Pasha
and demanded as reparation for the insult
the instant deposition of the khedive They
stated that they had their men well in
hand, and ready ut moments notice TO
march on the khedive's palace. Arab
Pasha succeeded in calming them, and
furtner stated he and the khedive had def.
nitely agreed to leave the settle
ment OF all pending questions
TO the decision of the sultan.
IN THE HANDS OF TRAITORS.
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entrances 10 the palace were guarded ON
Sunday by soldiers who were all ready to
cut the telegraph wires and open bridges in
order to destroy communication with Alex.
andria.
WANT THEM TO ANSWER,
A Constantnople dispatch to .he
Times says: Lord Duilcrin, English
ambassador. and the Marquis de
Noelles, French ambassador, pre-.
sented to the porte on Monday an
Identical note recommending the summon.
ing TO Constantinope from Egypt of the
three military leaders and suggesting the
expediency of the council holding them 10
answer for their conduct.
IN CRITICAL CONDITION.
A dispatch from Alexandria to the Times
says; The British community here have
appealed to the British consul for greater
security against the disorderly soidiery.
The Joint fleet, though able to silence the
forts OF Alexandria, can only spare 800 men
TO meet the garrison OF 3CC1, who are daily
becoming more exasperated.
| NECESSARY PRECAUTIoN
| Cairo dispatch to the Pail Mall Gazette
says the immediate announcement of the
dispatch of troops is indispensable, other.
wise nobody can ioresee the result.
SENSATIONAL.
IsMArI Mnu IN Ia 10 ran,r,ol
! Egyptian man-ofwar has laid torpedoes
around the anchorage ofthe British, French
and Italians vessels. The latter have
shifted their position and closely watch the
Egyptian ship.
A PROBABLE CASRAp.
CAIRO, May 30.-Arabi pasha is evidently
circulating statement that he has re.
ccived u telegram from the sultan an.
nouncing the nomination of Hhlam pssha
as khedive.
WON'T 60,
Mr.. Mallett, British consul.general, in.
formed the khedivc to-day of the immedi.
ate departure the Turkish Commission
for Egypt. Arab Boy on learning that the
commissioner would be instructed TO sum.
mon him before the council said ho would
refuse to go.
DEMANDING BREAD.
BRoDI May 3o.--The Russian Jews now
In this city assembled "Wednesday morning
and noisily demanded bread AHA means To
continue their journey. The authorities
were compelled iorcibly to restore order.
REELECTED.
B.LoRADE, May W.--Forty.iye or fiIty
radicals who resigned on account of the
action OF the government nj the time of The
failure of NJ. Bontoux. have been no. elected
to the skuptschin.
THE COMMUNISTS
PAms, May @.-Scveral hundred com.
munists made q demonstration yestsrdnv
IN the cemetery of Perc Ia Chnise, Ionfs
Il. Michel was among the speakers. The
tomb os Blanqui was visited and udornrs
with flowers.
Railway News.
A BoLp STROKE.
NEw York, May @.-A shreycport
Louisiana, special to the Herald says: Con.
siderable excitement was caused here YES.
terday by the rapid construction of the
New Orleans Pacific railway track through
the city. The city council at recent meet.
ing gave the company the right to construct
the New Orleans Pacific railway track
through the city. The city council n, +,
recent meeting also gave the company ,br
right to construct their road down Tom.
meroc street to Travis street, provided The
property owners agreed. All Of the
property overs signed an agreement
but three. one of them being tbs
mayor OF the city. On Saturday, Charles
A. Lefiingwell, In charge of construction of
the road, hearing that certain parties were
attempting to get out an injunction 10 stop
work at certain points, early on Sunday
morning began work on the line with n