The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11
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The Little Ripple Threatens to Develop
Into q Surglng Blllow.
The Insult 10 Alfonso not TO Pass by
UnnOticed.
Spain Determined 10 be Treated With
Courtesy,
And Demands that France Shall Make
Amends.
Sir Stafford NOrihcOte to the House
Of Commons.
The ParnelI Fund Committee Making
Good Haul.
Other Important Foreign News Notes
SPAIN nEMANns SATISFACTION.

PARIS Oct. 4.-The Figaro ana Uaulols
both report the Due de Nunez, Spanish
ambassador, yesterday handed TO FERRY
prime minister, and Challomel Lacour
minister of foreign affairs, note setting
forth the grievances of Spain in connection
with the arrival Of King Alfonso in Paris,
and demanding the punishment OF the
authors of the manifestation against MS
majesty and satisfaction for Spain in pro-
portion to its gravity.
LACoUR's ADVICE.
LONDON. Oct. ga Madrid dispatch says
Challomel Lacour, French minister of for.
eign affairs, has advised that full text OIL
CREWS apology to Alfonso be officially
published, and that the leaders OF
the d ,monstration in Paris against the
king be published.
At Saragossa a crowd assembled before
the French consul and began to stone the
building, when they were charged by the
police and dispersed.
MADRID, Oct. 5.-The Iberia denies, upon
official authority, the statement th at the
Spanish ambassador at Paris will be in
structed to leave his post unless the French
government makes a more satisfactory
declaration concerning the insulting re-
ception OF Alfonso in Paris.
PROHIBITED.
DUBLIN Oct. 5.-The meeting OF nation.
alists which was announced to be held at
Ennis, Sunday, has been prohibited by the
authorities.
ToNQUIN QUESTION.
LONDON. Oct. ga Paris dispatch to the
Exchange telegraph company says: Men,
bers of the cabinet declare that the cam
paign in Topquin must be energetically
pushed and decisive blow struck before
France comes to terms with emma wnere
resistance to the French terms of the set
Element of the question is largely due to
the encouragement she receives from Eng
land.
INFoRMERs TO BE HUNTED DOWN.
LON DON, Oct. ga Dublin correspon-
dent OF the Globe says: The lnvinclbles
vengeance committee has been formed to
hunt down all informers. The committee
has paid specials throughout British colo
MES and in North and South America.
POLICY CENsUREH.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Sir Stafford Northcote,
in speech delivered at q banquet at Bel:
fast, last night, censured the foreign and
home policy of the governments. The lat
ter. he claimed, conceded too much to radi-
calls aid Parnellites. He asserted that Par
nell ought to draw near TO the liberal party
again only to accomplish his purpose,
which was to destroy English connection
with Ireland. This object, he hoped, would
he frustrated, and he declared it would be
If the members of the house OF commons
stood true to their principles.
An ANONYMOUS LETTER.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. 5.-The govern
ment has received an anonymous letter
giving information that a formal depnta,
tion OF nibilists will attend the funeral OF
Turgenereff. Extensive precautions are
being taken by the authorities with view
10 prevent any demonstration upon the
occasion Of the funeral.
THE PABNELL FUND.
DUBLIN, Oct. 5.-The Parnell fund CON-
mittee has received draft for ZIG liz from
Dennis 0'Connor of Chicago. The fund
will close at the ed of December, aud 1t is
expected thtt vim the donations from
Australia IL y iu - rch tnthl NJ Ei0,O
cI,u,cH LtFAULTEk
MnNTREAL OS,. j - secretary Farbrique,
of Notre Dame, n ueiaulter TO the church 10
the extent of So, 600 has not so far been dis
covered. He is said TO have taken refuge
in Worcester, Massachusetts,, where Grer-
ich, a church warden, has gone to interview
him.
GILLIAN ARMY.
LIMA. Oct. ga division OF the CHILEAN
army of infantry, cavalry and artillery lett
Callao to attack Montro.
TURNED INFoRMER.
DUBLIN, Oct. ga man named Tinker,
present at the murder OF Lord Monmorris,
who was killed AZ Ba,inrobe on Septemb er
10Th, lSoU, turner lhIoimer anu gave tpe
names of the ass.ssins some OF whom have
left the country.
ASoTHER DENIAL.
MADRID, Oct. 5.-The Correspondence
hasa parasraph that denies that note has
been addressed by the Spanish government
to France, but states that Senior Munez ha.
been instructed TO remind the French cabi'
net OF President Greves's promise TO pub
lish his apology In full.
APPARENTLY SATISFIED.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-The Temps states one oil
the points raised by Nunez referred to the
absence of legal proceedings against the Of
tenders. Frances reply to all points raised
render an agreement easy, The fact OF the
Nunez attending performance at the
Franchise and sat in Ferry's box Is
regarded as a public affirmation OF the
cordiality existing between the French and
Spanish cabinets.