The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
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DUBLIN, Nov. 2S.-Dennis Field who was
stabbed in Frederick street yesterday,
when acting as juror in the Hynes case.
handed note from the box to Goddard, of
the emergency committee notoriety. TSe
comments OF the Freeman's journal Oh
this incident made Field a marked man,
although he explained the note was of an
innocent nature.
CoN'S FuNERAL-NPORrANr ARRESTS.
DUBLIN, Nov. Is The funeral of Delec-
tive Cox, murdered Saturday, was held to.
day and excited great interest. Traffic in
the streets was suspended during the pas
sage of the cortege, which included several
hundred constabes and twenty carriages
containing citizens. Two persons have
been arrested under suspicion of the muir
der OF Cox, both men arrested being i'm.
prisoned under the coercion act, IN con.
nection with ihe murder uf Kelly IN Shell
Place, and the police attach great impor-
tanCe to their capture.
RISING RAPIDLY
CoLoGuE, NOy. 2S The Rhine is rising,
The rain continues. The Rhine ut May
ence has reached highest point ofthe cen
tury. hallway traffic is entireiy suspended.
Will SETTLE 1T.
VIENNA, Nov. ~ The powers have
agreed to appoint commission to arrange
the Montenegrin difficulty.
ARABIs TRIAL.
. CAIRO Nov. 2S.--rhe government in.
! forms the commission OF inquiry that its
decree, when inconsistent with arrange.
menls between Arab PasnG's counsel and
the public prosecutor, are absolutely iu-
/ valid. Broadley, in consequence, lodged Il
| protest against the violation of rules agreed
on. lsmail Eyauh, president of the com
mission, denies there being any violation o
the rules OF procedure and writes Broadey
in future to Keep within tho limits o. his
rights, when all evidence adduccd Will bC
communicated to him.
ANOTHER REASON.
DUBLIN, Nov. 2S.-Field, who was Stabb0C
Monday, refused to let rooms to the ladie.
OF the land-league, which he later let tC
Goddard u hostile.
SPOTTED.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.--lt is stated that vic
lent utterances of Davtt, in his speech n
Navon, Sunday, have been brought undel
the notice of the government.
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
this afternoon the under foreign secretary
said the government was most desrous I,
see free navigation on oil rivers of Africa
The government was seriously considering
the Congo river question.
FRANCE AND CONGO.
PARIS Nov. 2S.-Thc cabinet today dC
cided to send pacific expedition to surve
the ceded territory of Congo and ropor
upon Its resources.
, COMMITTED.
: LONDON, Nov. 2S--Sanders, arrested fC
sending n letter to Gladstone threatening
s kill him, has been committed for trial.
= UNDER CONSIDERATION,
Trcvylln, chief secretary for lrClant
stated in the commons that the speech
Davltt was under consideration. He sal
{ important communications are being e
changed with Dublin with regard to Il
y preservation of peace. GIBSON, conserv
tive, moved the adjournment of the hous
VI in order to call attention to the question
l.. land court values. All conservative men
4 bers rose in support of the motion.
. STRINGENT MEASURES.
}, DUBLIN, Nov. 2S.-The meeting of Il
II privy council to day was the most pr
+ tracted one ever held by that body since Il
l. ienan scare in 1867. The lord .leutena
!. presided. 1t was resolved to proclaim Il
d city under the operation of the curiew sc
n ton of the repression aC
: which authorizes the police
Q arrest all suspicious persons foul
i on the streets between an hour after suns
rs and an hour before sunrise. proclaim
& tion was also agreed to, offering reward
d 5000 for information leading to the app
e hension and conviction of Fields assailan
IS with the usual provisions of pardon al
n protection to the inlormers