The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-03

Miscellaneous Foreign News.
BADLY SCARED.
roSpoY, April 2.-On account Of the
,,.,dy stream OF letters containing threats
A. death and destruction of buildings,
ms;cb continue to be received by prominent
.,.,o,s and government functionares, pre-
'r,ions against the execution of these
. .S-eo,s are not RENTED, but new ones are
si.o heng devised and carried out. This is
a..,;cnlnrly the case in the London gas
prnrts which are carefully guarded against
s",nri,es, and none but known and trusted
Sanls are allowed on the premises. Parnell
Sss rereiyed a letter from his friend and CO.
i"Snrer. William Redmond, who has gone
~ Australia to organize Land-league in
hot country. Redmond reports that he
has been successful beyond all expectation,
and that prospects are brighter Tor Ireland
an account Of his visit.
me war office has taken the question of
syposyes in hand with vigorand determin-
atom. Among other measures taken for
tbs nurpose Of thwarting dynamite work
srs Il has ordered that experiments be UNI
dertakeu with view OF preparingan analy-
sis of the various component parts of all
Substances that are capable of being en-
rioved ms explosives The result of their
rors will be given to the police, and it is
believed that the ingenuity of the men who
arc now engaged in the manufacture and
nae of this diaboliCal continuance will be
lhvarted by these means.
DUBLIN, April 2.-Reports from Limerick
saws that owing TO the improved condition
Of affairs in that city, the extra police,
which had been kept up for some time past,
have been materially decreased, this being
done on the advice Of Clifford Lloyd, mag
istrste at Limerick.
IN AMERICA.
LOyDoN, April 2.-Three constables from
Bala, Ireland, have gone to America in
quest of Hynes and Vahey, who are sus-
peCted of having murdered Feerick in June
1850. The crime created much sensation at
the time, as it was believed to be political.
murder. The arrest of twenty-six persons
last week, al Ballinrobe, on the charge of
being acComplices in the murder, revived
recOllections of the crime.
DAsTAgD's WEAPON.
The 81. James Gazette publishes an anon
ymOuS letter which asserts the Fenians are
engaged in sending packages containing
linen infected with smallpox to persons who
are obnoxious to the Irish National party.
BRITISH POLITICS.
LONDON, April I'm the commons Par
nell said the recent report of an interview
with O'Kelly and himself, in the French
papers, was substantially accurate. The
interesting point OF the statement is these
gentlemen say the British government took
The initiative in tie kimainham treaty,
making oyertures to Parnell while in iail.
He also says the statement of Lord
Uarlingtord to the effect that Parnell and
himself made the first oyertures was mac.
eurate aud untrue. Gladstone, at the con-
cuson OF Parnell'S avowal, endorsed the
correctness OF Carlingtords statement and
iefsled the refusal TO appoint committee
lnquiring into the subject.
Tue letter from Lord Randolph Churchill
makes strong plea in support of Sails.
oOry claims TO the sole leadership of the
IofleS' Against him, says Churchill,
mas Oeen directed all the malignant efforts
ol ehvious mediocrity, and he, partly from
az exaggerated idea of political loyalty,i in
uanser oil being sacrificed to an internecine
jealousy, most useless on the part of his
nlnet colleagues. The present manage.
neht OIL affairs by the junta resulted in
series of neglected chances, and had been
slsnalized by cowardice and by inoppor-
tune c0mbativeness.
Returns for the financial year ended
March u, are all in. They show the reye-
nue of Great Britain was csc, 0OI COO: OK
pehuitures, ES9,0S6,000 Commenting on
these figures, the Times says: We may
assume the greater part OF additional funds
Iotea Tor prosecuting the war in Egypt
sneNayed from the total expenditures.
prospects OF the budget for the coming wear
'uus appear very satisfactory.
~, WANToN WASTE.
Tue government bonded warehouse, in
springer street, Liverpool, was entered
Yesterday, and number of casks opened
a anu the contents spilled, it is supposed,
however. '"' A' nav
n. GAMBETTIsT ELECTED.
raklS, April 1.-The election of senator
~, ~ lne department of Ardeche, resulted in
~. yhoice oil Chalemet, Gambettist, de-
waving TWO radicals and one monarchist.
r.. PRESIDENT GONZALES MESSAGE,
r N.l, OF MEXICO, April 1.-The presidents
mnsSssage 10 congress states that the Guate-
W Wa,au question Is definitely settled, and
ave- enjoys peace with all foreign pow
Mil he WIN present commercial treaty
~, "Nu tue United States to the senate for
nav ",'n a when he deems the proper time
aaS arrived, lie considers the treaty bene-
.o,tn 70 both countries, but il has not been
, o,'leu 9y the American senate. lie
ulales congress upon peace
Triie,ahlng throughout the country.
az. s., nave been few disturbances since
'sa september purely of local character.
~ wv al terminated satisfactorily. Postal
',o J5,n, authorized by congress, will be In!
.,oVvu very soon, and he expeots sub.
.sn"!.' benefit to the country. Treasury
,pvv.lpls Tor first half of tho present fiscal
, ~ ate larger than those of the last half
i, neaIly Sl,OOO0O0, but in importation
,Sn law there is falling oil, which the presl
Sy a, explains thus: When the Central and
,;Ss railroads commenced conslruc.
Ia. ,hey drew all their money from
Any. since they have COMPLETED
ri,SS syctiohs of line their traffic receipts,
d. He government subyentions. HAYS
rl,a is1eu their need of foreign money.
Nj a.. sHuuoh Introduction of large amounts
i,c yIiie'Sn money haslowered discounts and
,,r ,', o'' business, Since these companies
,h,n.N'i' "Scu drawing all their money from
ma money has become scarcer
,tp,,oi i''l.st ON the same has in.
,oo5s h Consequently, orders for foreign
ept s nsse slightly decreased. The presi
ndnstri,. nuVeiopment OF all national
: co,sIrnsna mas steadily increased, and he
.un,"5 Iu sn prosperity will remain uninter.
, ep,Vu' Out recommends to congress- pru.
Ia, ~ 'vHhomy, He refers with salisiac-
,suec,sini,le rnpld advance of railroad work.
Reyi,,nnV on the Central and National
,ut ih 0, VI ,ne customs tarlil continues,
WIN requires several months more.
Ro,r on TRIAL.
n,tsmn;,,aap April 2.-Fiye men, charged with
peIiss pung to take the life of sipnor Cocoa
isnn,,as socialist member OF the chamber of
'blefn s, nave been placed on trial. The
Dosne,ti nv wpuld;be assassins Is named
o sS, executed under the papal royernmsnt
'atraeks. " ''P''s'on IN the seirroston
C,tor BANDING TOGETHER.
n Spoxrrn , April Am organization to
iian Desrsss .ne European and Anglo.lu-
or tbs nras society has been formed here
ma wy purpose of WATCHING ovsr lsnronaan.