The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-22
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
ForoiBus
TiIE NEW MINISTRY.

1
ALrxASppiA, June 2l.--The new minis
try is composed as follows: Rajah Ika
I Hsss. pssNien. of council and minister o.
iorelgn affair; Arab Pasha, minister Of
wuT Ali Pasha Abraham, minister of jus.
tice: Musta Pasha, minister of public
Tprks; Splleinan Pasha, minister of public
les rrcion; Alarmed Pasha, minister of the
interior.
| sUICIDED.
l.. Heilds, French secretary of the con.
sulate, has committed suicide here.
| PARALYZED.
| The project of police, who is suspected OF
being one of the prime authors of the riot
had died suddenly, is not dead, but is par
alyzed.
| REVOLUTION IN URUGUAY.
BuENos AYRy, June 2l.-A revolution
has broken out in Uruguay.
WAKING UP.
LONDON, June 2l.-The press association
states that the cabinet, at the meeting to-
| day, resolved upon more active and ener-
getic measures in reference TO the Egyptian
crisis.
GLADSTONE.
Police precautions for the safety of Glad
stone, which were recently allowed to lapse,
have again been resumed. The cabinet to-
day settled upon
INSTRUCTIONS
for the guidance of Lord Dufferin at the
conference. These will be dispatched to
him tonight.
PROMINENT LEADERS.
A dispatch from Alexandria saws: The
new ministry is composed of prominent
leaders OF the national party and devoted
adherents of Arbi Pasha.
THEIR PROGRAMME.
Another dispatch says: The programme
of the ministry is general amennesty, ex.
cent to participants in riots Relations
with foreign powers o be carried on be-
tween them and the minister of foreign
affairs only.
PASSED.
PARIS, June 2l.-The bill for the sale of a
portion OF the crown jewels and diamonds
has passed the chamber of deputies by a
vote of 3i5 to co. with an amendment of the
committee that the proceeds shall be ap-
piled to the fund for disabled artisans.
AMERICAN PORK.
The senate has commenced the discussion
of the bill for the readmssion into force of
American pork. Baron De Larcinty
charged the supporters of the bill with be.
ing disregardful of the health of the work.
ing classes
Lizard, minister of commerce, said the
government accepted the bill as it then
stood. reserving however, the right to ap-
ply microscopic inspection If necessary.
The clauses OF the bill will be discussed on
Thursday.
Oriental Adviees.
RENDEzvOUsINa.
SAN Francisco, June 2l.-Advices from
japan are to the effect that IL foreign ships.
oi-war British, Russian and American, are
now in rendezvous at Nagaski, and others
are expected, preparatory to the visit to
Corea,
SERIOUS DISCUSSION.
The following advice from Hong Kong
and Shanghai to May 26 have been received:
Serious discussion Is reported as
progressing in Tsung Ii Yarmen upon the
course to be pursued respecting America
anti-Chinese action. One party is said to
WELCOME 1T
as offering an opportunity for seyer,ng all
relations with the United States. The ma.
jority proposes to await further develop.
ments. but all agree in declaring
the Chinese rights have been ruthlessly
disregarded and that the American goveri-
ment has opened itself to retaliatory action
II such be deemed expedient.
AT ITEM TsN
the. question is raised whether Chinese
assistance in the Corean negotiation
should not be summarily Withdrawn,
as it believed that Commodore
Shufeldt could not proceed conveniently
without China's cooperation. In addition
to the
caused by the emigrant law, much irrita-
tion is felt over the publication
Of letter attributed to Commo.
dore Shufeldt, in which the empress
is accused Of immortality, and but for
China's known slowness to act suddenly on
provocation,
TROUBLESOME CONSEQUENCES
might be apprehended. In the best view of
affairs. 1t is plain that diplomatic inter.
course at Pekin will require very cautious
handling. -
Crimes and Casualties.
PITgous STORY.
NEW YORK, June 2l,-A Charlotte, North
Carolina, speci'l says: Some time since
VIM. Wade deserted his wife and became In.
iatuated with another woman All attempts
to reclaim him proved unavailable, and his
wife became disconsolate. Last nipht she
heard he was ~ the louse Of her rival aud
proceeded there, where she was denied
admittance. She then hrgar .,nnr,n. tbe
house, when George Dean. The "w,.r Of the
house, shot her through the head, killing
her instantly.
LYNCHED,
JACKSON, Miss, June q AT Sardis, early
this morning,an armed mob forcibly entered
the county Jail, and took iherefrom Nathan
Lucid lcoloredD, with rope and hanged
him. Charge, rape. The lynchers are un.
known.
HAMILTON, ONT, June 2l.-To-day
George. Roston, OF the Central school
of this city, and his house. Keeper
were killed by Alexander Forbes,
who then killed himself. The house. keene,
was Forbes wife, from whom he had been
separated several years.
At TRENTON, ONT.
TRENTON, ONT, June 2l.-A fire at
Gilmore 4 Co.'S mill ward