The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-20
FOREIGN NEWS
Tlmld Drii,hers Trembling ia Their
Boots.
The Meeting Of Tho Crown FRINGE and
the Pope.
Some Other Notes From Abroad.
THE oUEKs-AHTILLKRYMEN

LONDON, Dec. lS.--0ne hundred and hfty
srtilIervmen have gone u Egypt. The
queen has gone 10 Osborne, Isle OF Wight.
AN ANONYMOUS UoMhUNloATloN.
LoBpoN, Dec. iS.-The police are closely
watching the houses OF leading Irish ma
tionaiists, as II rs reported inc lofh mayor
has rsoeiysd anonymous letters threaten
inc TO blow up Lordon bridge and New
gate. The detectives we're Withdrawn from
The prIsou after O'Dopneli WAS hanged and
returnsd there as extra ponce ABOUT the
bridge TO watcn the arches and examine all
crafts passing and scrutit izs al persons
crossing, in consequence OF the threats to
reyenre O'Donneii's death. Policemen
are on guard Mt Hawawarden castle, the
residences oil Gladstone.
HANGED.
DUsLIE, Dec. 18.-Poole, tor the murder
OF Kinney, WAS hanged AZ O'Clock this
morning. Kenney was killed by Poole on
the niaht OF January 4tb, 1882 IN Seville
place, this city. Poole rose at 5 o'clock this
morning and q priest visited him at and
administered the sacrament at 7:l5 O'Clock.
Both remained in the prison chapel until
nearly 8 O'Clock this morning. Poole stood
the ordeal of the preparation for his eGecu-
ton with remarkable fortit ude, and at the
galloWs he frequently kissed the cruclhx,
and with calm demeanor and IN hrm
voice he repeated prayers uBtil the drop
fell. Death occurred in three and hall
seconds. He made no pablo statement.
/ A small crowd gathered outside OF Rich
mond Bridewell They disPersed as soon
as the black flag was hoisted. large
force OF police aud military were present.
| The weather was raw ana damp. me exc
cutioner was a man from the north of Ire
land called Jones, but It. Is believed that
Binns, who hung O'Donnell, was unable to
reach Dublin in time to hang Poole. he.
porters were not admitted
THE CROWN PRINCE.
ROME, Dec.1S.-rhe Crown Prince OF Ger
many yesterday requested Won Schloezer,
the German minister at Vatican, to imme-
diatey announce his arrival to Cardinal
JacobiD, the pspal secretary OF state, and
ex press the P, ipce's earnest desire to visit
the pope. Won SchGzer delivered the
message to Cardinal oacobin, who
subse quently called at the German
legation ard left his card. The
morning with Count Van Kendall, German
EN- bassador to Italy, to visit the pope at
o'clock to-day, and was received with hon
ors accorded the ruling sovereign. Alter
private audience. the Princes suite will be
presented to his holiness Later the Crown
Prince visits Cardinal Jacobin. The Prince
speaks in the name of the emperor or Get
many ia any Communications to the pope,
Crown Prince of Germany, and suite,
drove 10 Pantheon this morning, and p'aced
a wreath upon the tomb OF Victor Eman'
uel.
The pope received the crown prince with
great cordially and affabiity. The prince
was visibly affected and expressed IN the
name of he emperor his qualification at
: beng able to mani est his respect for hia
holiness The private conference lasted en-
hour. The crown prince upon leaving the
vatican appeared deeply moved.
The &c ma. Crown Prince was received
by the grand dignitaries Of Italy. pTesi-
dents OF the senate and chamber OF the deL :
mites and diplomatic bodies He frequently
} expressed himself as being deeply impress
ed by the cordiality of his welcome. There
was a state banquet in the princes honor
this evening, at VIII ch there were present ia
pers ons, including the members OF the
royal family. The prince departs from
Rome on Thursday evening. The lenRN
, of the princes interview with the pope VIZ
much remarked upon,
To r IKE COMMAND FOR DEBATE THURSDAY.
PARIS, Dec 1S.-Genersl Milot starts, tor
; Topquin Wednesday to take command oil
the French troops.
, The senate committe on the Tonquin
3 circuit presented report, which unsni
mously approve the credit, ana cSnsloers II
: mpossible to abandon TonquiI- declaring @
, retreaI would destroy the French prestage
in the last com promise with Cochin China,
J and dishonor France in the eyes OF Europe
It is necessary, the commissioners say. TO
) act with vigor and rapidlty. A
Z debate on the credit will be held Thursday
FOREIGN FAILURES.
MONTREAL. Dec. l8.-The Beaver Lumber
company, OF Yamachiche, has suspended
: liabilities, $108, 900, assets almost equal
LORD LoREE.
8 GLASGOW Dec 1S.-Lord Lorne was TO-
g 1ay presented with the freedom OF the cily
: He said that Canada was Independent II
n form ard reality, but if she should o.
!. threatened by any great power, her posi-
e ron would he o dangerous one, Whnou
= Eng and hacking her.
t SUPPLEMENTARY CREDITS VOTED
] PANS. Dec i8-The deputies voted 70
the supplementary Tonquin credit, so,
lOm 600 france, for the fir six months
1884.
ANNIVERSARY.
LONDONDERRY Dec. lS.-rha anniversary
!, otthe gates OF Derry passed OF without any
, disturbance. The nationsliss did not az
= semble The Prentice Boys" attempted
d procession, but the pollce stopped th'
parade. The militarv are under arms.
SHORT TINE AlsGsrANcE
(. MANCHESTER, Dec. Is Tho North aD'
r Northeastern LancanshiTe Manufacture
: adopt the short time, 10 help the manu'Ac
n turers of Blackburn and elsewhere Whos'
's operatives are on strike.
It PARIS, Dec IS "A S,igon dispatch stare
d that the French residents at Hue DO no
recognize the new AMMAN government, an'
It have broken off the relations.
h PRECAUTIONS.
It LONDON, Dec. 49, Extensive precaution
d are being taken In consequence OF tne IN
d formation of the arrival OF the fen'ai
K Daily, concerned in the storage OF arms
IS Clerkinwell, for which ofense walsh wa
q convicted A special corps OF poiicei NAM
d of whom speak the Irish language, ar
Of placed wherever Il is thought any mlschie
l. Ia likely TO occur. All prisons and publ
10 buildings and the docks are careiuil!
watched.
"a CoNsTANTINorLE, Dec. ia great STORE
q caused much damage TO the houses =
r the town Of Abada. six large chips ana n
le tes n coasting vessels. The lost crews Wer
n drowned.
Lyons, Dec. B.-In the billiard contesl
DAILY made 600, GARNER, 55l. score Tor lou
8 nights. DAILY, 2lAOO; Gsrnier, 2,S45.
eoyEErMEsT DOCK YARD BuRnKD.
y LuBoE, Dec. rs The government 1oc
u yard and several warehouses, ana t1e trelh
~ ing brig Camocus were burned; osmhes
e fl0o 20. No ives we're lot
u AMIcABLY SETTLED. -
" Pans. Dec. IS -lLsisrl. uonnl
between Sigu0 Ornsno and NJ. Ferry ne
been amicably settled.
" Az OVATION.
'e CA.Ro, Dec IS Batter Pssha, on depart
Dr. ing for Sur q. received an oystioni own
10 bis popularity and the ieehng inst
has q hopeless tssk.
trHvrcss oFFKEEp.
m PaKrs. Dee 1s-Eight Thousand once
: have offered themselves for service I'D Ioi
: quin.
The pew American minister - fersii
2 Mr.. 8 g. W. BENJAMIN y writing sriicle
p Descriptive Of hat c1uniry Tor TIE fouth
Companion. That psper = rep7estDtel
y the sea. Of Wa at Torquin ~ TIE l l.inel