The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-16

General debate closed, and the first two
paragraphs OF the bill were read, when the
house adjourned.
NOMINATION.
The president nominated l.. Taliferro
postmaster, Fredericksburg, Virginia,
Foreign Affairs,
HAVE No CONTROL.
LONDON, June l5.-A dispatch to the
Times, from Alexandria, states that the
governor and military commandant admit
that they have no control oyer the situation,
and that the soldiers only obey their col
onels.
UNITY or INTERESTS.
| a dispatch from Paris says: Identical in
structions have been sent TO the French
and English consus and admirals in re-
gard to protection to be offered Europeans
in Egypt.
| GENERAL EXODUS.
.Aprivate dispatch from Cairo states that
all Europeans have left there except the
staff of the Eastern Cable company. who
have been advised TO quit, in whict event
the route OF the company's main line in
India will have to be altered.
CLOSED.
! A dispatch received says that the Cairo
Office OF the Eastern cable company has
been closed,
ALMOST APPALLING.
In reference to the remark of Mr.. Treye]-
yam, chief secretary Tor Ireland, in the house
OF commons yesterday, that the evictions
were proceeding at a rate almost appalling,
the statement is published that they now
average thousand week.
| SUSPECTS.
In the house of commons this evening,
M, Tretelyan stated that of the PIG suspects
still in custody lis are suspected of per-
sonal association with crime.
WOULD BE LOADED.
The Right Hon. Hugh G. Childs, reply
ing to question, said that the rifles of SOL
diers employed for escort and protection
duty i'll Ireland would hereafter be loaded
THE EGYPTIAN COMPLICATION.
The Neue Frei Press says that England
and France are willing to agree that
Turkey shall be entrusted with
Intervention in Egypt under the control of
Europe, but as a minor power. Should
Turkey refuse this mission and persist in
claiming position as a sovereign power
England and France will be accepted agents
OF Europe, or as q last resort, will
act independently. 1t is thought
Color is lent to this statement in regard to
the invitation to Turkey by an answer OF
Signor Mancine, the Italian minister OF
foreign affairs, in the chamber of deputies
at Rome yesterday, that the disembarka-
ton Of the English and French forces was
precluded by certain overtures which Eng
land, with the knowledge of France had
that day made to Italy and other powers
PREMEDITATED.
The Times in a leading article says II
considers that the fact is established that
! the riot at Aiexanh "a on Sunday was pre-
: meditated.
TO HAVE PRECEDENCE.
In the house of commons Mr.. Gladstone
gave notice that he will move tomorrow
, that precedence he given, Il
= the arrears OF rent bill, whenever set down
over other business, with the exception o
the repression bill. There will be no morn
= = ing sittings of the house on Fridays.
MISS PARNELL.
DUBLIN, June l5.-As Earl Spencer, lore
Lieutenant was riding through Dublin To
day he was stopped by Anna Parnell who at
a tempted to speak to him. Earl Spencer toll
her that he was unable to hecr wha
she was saying, but that he woul
T. talk with her at the castle. Miss Parne
writes to the evening papers that she ha
:, been shocked to hear that the erection {
y hnts for the eyicted tenants in count
10 Limerick had again been stopped
j., and that she had asked Eai
u Spencer whether this report was true. Fror
Y his pretending that he could not hear, Mis-
= Parnell believed that he was ashamed an
that he would gladly escap
=, rom the odious position i
which he has placed himself. She urges al
q who are connected with the building {
Y huts TO persevere. If one man is arreste
II she says let another man tax
!, his place, so as to leay
!, no show for an excuse for the continuanc
u OF this outrage on humanity. She believe
N that Il the people do not show little Il,
y termination the children will be murders
!, by exposure,
I THEIR uLTMATuM.
ALEXANDRIA, June i5.-Germany an
, Austria are trying to induce the mill
tary party TO ask the khcdiv
II for conference. The military demand O
= condition. the dismissal of the two col
y ildential advisers of the khedive
A RIOT.
, CRoNpsTADT, June l5.-A riot has Occur
q y red here among the sailors and soldiers
= and many have been wounded. Troor
y with loaded rifles restored order.
Labor Troubles
!. AT CLEVELAND.
IS CLEvELAHp,O. June l5.--The strikers hay
o men designated from their number to &C
rs police and assist In preserving order
I, They asked to be appointed by the cit
y special patrolmen, but the request was d,
!, MED. Two Of these officers arrested on
y Blyihe,a non.union workman, last Friday
Il ON the charge OF carrying concealed veal,
!, ons. When on trial In the police cour
y Blythe swore that he carried a revolver 4
!. protect himself from assault by the strikers
4 He was acquitted and the men who arrest
= cd him were arrested at the suggestion q
y the court, charged with assault aud bate
!, y being in evidence that they seize,
" Bly,he, ,withou, warrant or provocation, an,
found tho revolver In his possession. Thes
''c cases were set for trial for the 2ist instant
y This morning when Blythe was on hi
7 way to work he was attacked ky
!. gang ofmen, presumed to be strikers, an,