The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-21
or the Worlds Struggles Toward
Higher Plane of Action France
Almost in the ThrOes
Of Revolution.
For,uue-fayored America Must Row
10 the lron Rod OF Adyer-
s,iy and Record
CopiOus Calamltles Of Greater aud
lie ser Degrec, All Of Import
and Bringing.
Sorrow. TO Some Hitherto Happy Hearts,
Humbll hearkealug TO Hopes
Whispers.
The Irish Question Is Growing BE.
yond Brittania'S Hounds,
Maritime Nlshaps and Multifarions
Matters Of Momeut.
c mada's Cultivated Relies of Royalty
Stiil Rampant.
Tn, Struggle for Seuatorships Net
Yet Euded.
Other Foreign aud Domestic News.
Other Foreign aud Domestic News.

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Other Foreign aud Domestic News.
Miscellaneous Foreign News,
DUBLIN pors.
DUBLIN, Jan. 20-A rumor was current
IN Lonion last evening that tine Phoenix
murderers had been arrested. Ii is now
denied; the twenty persons recently arrest.
d here were before the police court to day
charged with conspiracy to murder officials.
The courtroom was crowded. Great dis.
examinations were exercised in the admIs.
sion of citizens. A large crowd Is outside
During the progress OF the hearing of
charges against the prisoners startlinl rev.
elatons were made. An intormes Swore
that several prisoners, Including Barey
member of the municipality, were present
al a Fenian meeting, where the iniormer
was asked to join the Inner Circle
formed for the assassination of onicia'
The name of the inioruer is Farrell te
acknowledged having taken part ina plot
to assassinate juror. He swore that one
oil the prisoners, named Haulau Informed
MN he had taken part in the attempt to
ii'NANNi 'NAN NhhA iSlhbl SbtDNbu L Nlu ana
Kelly also participated in the affair Far.
rel also testified that three pence was
collected weekly from Fenlans To
purchase arms; that the city had been
marked into districts and military iuspec
ttons were held occasionally, at which most
OF the accused were present, Atone oi these
meetings one John Deyoy, who said he
came from America, presided. The orga,i.
znt'on, he said, had existed for some years.
tarrel said that picked men
formed the assassination Committe
They we're Ignorant of each Other.
Daniel ,Curley gave him revolver
ana told him to stop Forster's
carriage, opposite Il lis quay,
when Jim Kelly and Joe Brady
would do the remainder The plot failed
through a mistake Farrell identified
Kelly, Brady, Curley, Dwler amt BjNle.
AL OF whom were present IN the pr ~ ers'
dock, rs having been present on Eths quay
when the abortiye attempt was made To
waylay Forster. Curlev was very much
yexed. Farrell said that Brady, Kelly aud
Rankin, the last Of whom Is now IN Lin.
erick, followed Forster'S carriage in a cab
on arother occasion, and Neck Malone.
VINO was lately sh :, was assisting hy
watching on foot. All the prisuuors we're
remand, for week.
THAT BILL.
PARIS, Jan, 20,--Ihe ministerial bill.
dealing with the prstcudcIs has been In
rnsuc' d IN the chamber ct deputies, 1t
authorizes the president Of the Republic. by
decree given IN council, 20 cNprl members
Of the former reiguiug families whose
presence IL France compromises the safety
OF the state, those returning To be liable to
iye years imprisonment The princes
VINO now serve III the army are to be placed
ON the retired last. TINS last clause caused
an uproar III the chamber. Another bill
was Introduced, modifying the press laws
OF ISL. 1t provides for the punishment of
outrages against the republic, and makes
offenders amenable to correctional tri.
6uualS. vote of urgency was alsU desired
Tor THESE measures The committee on
them, on motion OF Balue and Flouuet,
Will be appointed Tuesday
STILL sEGrHGNd
PARIS, Jan, 2O.-rhr legiumst scare con
lnues The Orleans family Withhold coun
Gil to-day at the residence of D'Aumnlc.
The members I the party of the extreme
lett IN the house of deputies, will insist on
the Orleans princes being deprived of their
military commands Tue royalst papers
insist thut the scare is n manWuvre to pro.
cure the prescription nj the princes.
THE CINBRGA.
nAMuIRut jan ~ nc tImbrla WAS
sunk Friday, morning, twelve mrltS south.
west OF Batkum bY the British steamer
sultan She sank tiileen minutes after tlc
collision. Thirty nine persons were landed
at Cux Haven this evening Her bbnts
are still out. The steamers Bayaria nnd
Han'a and several tugs leave Immediately
IN search of the boats,
AQuEES Co,lBINArIoN.
Lyons, Jan. 20.--Wnen the anarchists
were sentenced their wives uttered desnond. i.
shrieks and tried to reach their husbands
but soldiers iutertrred. Princess Krnnnt.
kline left the court on the srm of Louis
Michel, who subs, quenuy delivered a lee.
ture in behalf of the prisoners families
tNpIGTANT.
BERLIN, Jan. 2U.-Au of the liberal news.
papers express indignation M A copscrya.
tive motion in the R.ichstar. giving Chris.
tilns the right 10 demand that tho iudge
before whom they take AN oath shall bee n
Christian, or that they shall bc sworn by "A
Christian minis er,
PROTECTIVE MEASURES
PARIS Jan. 9O-The cabinet has a1ontpl
the draft of bills aga nst the pretendefs 10
the throne, and Ia moditsinc mo nrass
laws. The bills will be submitted to Tho
Ch mber to-day.
APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.
bcrs of tho cbomher of den",iss Loyn IT,.
sued protest against the arrest of Prince
Napoleon, and demand an appeal to the
P0'P''' .r,,,un
PAR,s. Jan. % The denp,iss \, IN
81, voted urgpucv for tho tnutinn ia stril A