The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-23

damage and the loss OF property on Wallace
river is leeds, Stenhens and
kerr's mills, bridges All de.
Stroyed, Howard nill DESTROYED
and bridge damaged. Seaman Binder 4
Woods saw,mill was carried down the
rtEer TWO miles, McCann's bridge, on the
Spring Hill 4 Parrsborough railway suf
fered severely. ABOUT 100 feet OF trsct
washed away 1t Bprney river, and a tiSstle
bridge crossing at lntigonishe and 500 net
long, Is considerably damaged. Washouts
are reported at PaQuet, rracadie and Alton,
Great damage has been done to fences
small brides, etc.
THE QUEENS KNEE.
LoNpoE, March 22.-The condition of the
I queen limb which was injured by her fall
Saturday last continues not satisfactory.
Her majesty keeps her room in obedience
to the advice of her physicians. She is,
however able 10 move about and the swell
I ing OF the knee is subSiding, and il is hoped
by the physicians in attendance that 1t will
disappear within few days. There at no
time has been any grounds for the excite
| ment over the matter which seems TO be
created in New York, but which has not
| prevailed here. The matter creates yery
little comment in London,
NIuIIlsM.
LONDON, March 22.-A st. Petersburg cor
respondent says; The car received letter,
threatening him with death if he does not
pardon the imprisoned nihilists
FIGHTING SOUTH AMERICANS.
LONDON, March "a dispatch to the
Keno, from Dublin, states the counsel for
me murder conspiracy prisoners are conf
dent they will be able to shake the testi.
mony of James Garry. A committees of
ladies is soliciting fund to delray the ex.
| penseS of defend ng the prisoners.
Adyices from Buenos Ayres, under date
of the 18th, report that fight
occurred in Patagonia between
troops of the Argentine republic,
and Chllian troops, owing TO refusal to
YaCate CHILEAN territory. Several men were
| killed ana a number wounded. The Ar.
gentines finally retired across the frontier.
! GOOD IN THEORY.
LONDON, March 22.-John Bright, deliver.
| ing an address az rector of Glasgow uuiyer
| sity. said American indep 'ndonce, the
French revolution aud the English reform
bill had transferred the power from mon
| archs and statesmen to the people.
Bright's address, as far as il related to
| political questions, dwelt upon the advisa-
hility ofa peace policy. Even with a view
to selt-interest the cost of civil war in
/ America would cost more than would have
sutiiced to free every slave with
out bloodshed. With regard to
Ireland, he said if the treaty
of Limerick had been fulfilled and the free
dom OF religion granted the sad history Of
that country might have never been re.
corded. India was the great problem OF
the future.
| GOOD ADVICE.
MADRID, March 22.--Don Carlos issues a
manifesto advising his partisans, as Catho.
lies, to place themselves at the head OF the
struggle against socialism and anarchy.
| CUBAN MATTERS.
HAVANA, March 22.-The steamer Car
vette Olga, with Prince Henry of Prussia
on board, has arrived at St. Thomas
Great festivities. The Colonial bank al
Panama has definitely closed. The
Hayton Chamber has passed bill
reducing export duties 50per cent. and rails
ing import duties 80 per cent. Coffee now
pays $l.25 per 100 pounds, with previou:
additional duty of 20 per cent,