The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-15

I he American PrcIates In ConcIave at
the Vatican.
A Great Strike by the Lancashire Oper
atives Pending.
John Bull Posing as n Peace Maker In
Ireland.
Echoes from the Dynamite Dens-An-
other "FOops Find"
Daily General Foreign Intelligence,
SIGNIFICANT.

| SIGNIFICANT.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov. l3.-Simultane.
ously with the departure of DeGiers, secre-
tary of state, for Switzerland, via Berlin
to visit his daughter, the editors of the
| St. Petersburg newspapers received orders
io-biddipg the discussion Of the probability
Of war with Germany. DeGiers visited
| Bismarck.
The crown prince received De Glers on
arrival to-day. DE Giers afterwards Yis-
tied the emperor, who later gave dinner
| in his honor. De Glers had long inter
view with Won Halsfeldt, the German FOR
eign minister.
| THE AMERICAN BISHOPS.
ROME, Nov. 10 The Amer can Catholic
| bishops held their first meeting to-day
All the cardinals OF the propaganda were
present. The principal question was that
of addressing a demand to the government
| of the United States that the relations of
church and state be based upon conon law.
NO CASE.
DUBLIN, Nov. BIN the trial of Pool for
the murder OF Kenny, the defense called no
witness. Webb, counsel for Pool, contend
ed the charges were founded upon the
| merest surmises and that suspicious acts
only were proved.
After the arguments the case was
given to the jury and after consulting for
! an hour, the jury announced the could not
agree. The Jury were discharged and the
case will be retired Monday.
DR.. Webb made an able argument in de-
f.pse of Pool. He maintained that the
20 oyernmeut hes wholly failed to prove It's
case. He admitted Pool was member of
The Fenians but belonged to a section of
that organization which had no sympathy
with assassins. He had, moreover, incurred
their enmity. Kenny was shot in mistake
for Pool. Hershell, closing for the
prosecution, ridiculed the theory of
the defense as wild and incredible.
Justice Murphy; summing up, expressed
the opinion that Kenny was not murdered
in mistake. The fact that Pool told Lamie
how Kenny was killed and that the daggers
used in the murder were mo good, they
might as well been chisels," was borne out
bv the appearance of the wounds. 1t WAS
evident that the murder had been deeely
planned, and he asked the jury, even if they
put the evidence OF LAME aside, ii they
had any doubt that Kenny was a person
intended to be murdered, and during the
delivery of the justice charge. Pool jump
ed up and accused the justice OF acting the
the part of prosecutor.
THE sHRoPSHIRE HANDICAP THEBTAs WINS.
LONDON, Nov. 13 In the great Shrop-
shire Handicap, Thebias won; st. Vincent
second Pcodo, third. Eight starters.
sLANDEROUs NONSENSE.
OUEBEC, Nov. l3.-- The Irish National
League here prononnces as nonsense the Sian
derCus reporfs recently published in En-
gland and some American newspapers as to
pretended dynamite plot to murder
Lsusdowne.
PRANK AND TURK TRANQUTL-THE TURIN EX.
POSITION.
PARIS, Nov 13.-The Republique Fran
Tla nf
Turkey have been completely restored,
forming fresh guarantee OF peace. 1t is
said the emperor Of Austria-Hungary will
attend the openiug of the Turin exposition.
ANCIENT BUT OPERATIVE.
TORONTO, Nov. 15.-James Mathuson, for
playing faro, was fined $50 sterling or ten
days in jail. The statute is over 200 years
old.
RAGLAN MUSIC HALL BURNED.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Rsglsn music hall,
Southwork burned this morning.
TO KEEP THE PEACE,
It understood that the LORD Lieutenant
oil Ireland hiss been instructed to keep The
peaco between the Nationallsts and Orange
men by discouraging meetings OF both and
forbidding gatherings OF either if trouble is
threatened.
AN IEc1TER OF sEDITIoN.
BERLIN, Nov. l3.-Vierick, q prominent |
socialist, is accused OF inciting disorder in |
having invited the readers of the Suddeut- |
sche Post to see a copy of a nihilist leailet.
WORK FOR SCOTLAND YARD.
LONDON, Nov. 13,-A loaded shell was
found this morning in the roadway at Bel
videre wharf Lam beth, near the residence |
of an Irishman. The police are inyestgat-
ing.
The police removed the shell to Wool !
wich arsenal il weighs twelve pounds. The |
police have arrested Augustus Smith, who |
when drunk accused himself OF being con- |
cerned in the late explosions in the Metro |
polian underground railway.
WHAT 1T WAS.
LATFR-The supposed shell found at |
Belvidere wharf, Lambeth, proves TO be |
merely an iron weight which was thrown |
away as useless,
The loss By fire at the Tylesdly mill is
25 600 pounds.
AFoRsERY-REs1GNED FOR REASONS.
Cry OF MExtc,, Nov. 1.-THE telegram
published In Europe alleging that fresi- !
dent Gonzales stated that the sett ement of
the English debt by Carlos Rivas, ratified |
by the Mexican congress, is irrevocaole, is |
a forgery. Congress merely authorized the |
president 10 settle the debt. He has not /
stated the debt was settled,as no agreement |
has been ratified. The Mexican govern
ment is investigating the authorship OF the
In consequence Of the fatal duel Of
Regagnon, Oldvierst, his second, has re.
signed the management OF the French pa
per Colonie Francais.
BURNING.
I,oNpoS. Nov. 13 -Burton's Tylesy Cot
ton mill. near Bolton, Lancashire, Is burn
ing. -
GRrAT STRIKE IMMINTNr.
Alta meetingof the Joint committee Of
manufacturers and wesyers, held at Man.
rhesfer to-day the representatives Of the
operatives reported that the result Of the
ballot last evening ves largely in favor Of a
strike rather than 10 submit 10 n r9duGti0n
II wages TnsrsupOn negotiation were
broken of. A great strike will probably
fJllOW.
Pans Nov. Bit is stated thaf FTsnch
rsinforcements have landed 81 nftsbong.
Admiral Courbefs first attscE VII = made
on ssutag and HsnFhOs.
BEICAE . nslGFh.
The RriEands sitactIns al American
caravan have been aoprehsrded at the iu-
stance Of tBs Britsn and American repre-
sentstivss.
RrEsrNsHAE NOv. 13-rhrss cases oi
shes3 SKINS. sech oouisinirg explosive ma
I taiHsry, apparently belts filled with per
russion caps. hzvs been seized here.
MANITOBA AED THE D0NrsI1s.
l r-WrrrrrFa. Nov. 1s.-Rsp0rfs sent ~
I Trrding the aufi-coniedsrafi0n or Huti-Csn
sfiau raovsruEnf ln Msuiioba have q q :
4 fsrss f-- their f0undsfi0D. ss q strong Il
fnr al hostility exists throughout the sru
~ b. th- monopoly p-rris-ons Of The Ca
/ "a Pee &C. railuaT rhErfer. ~ q %
. r-rre-s hsve counns-rsd 20 rnsrfst rrai
I9trr a-s 1a-rsiy usrsus4ed thi
Z re t-snsrortsfion ctsrEs1 s-s eres