The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-06
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NEW LINE OF STEAMERS.
BERLIN, March 5.-Several firms OF
Bremen have entered into a combination
Tor the purpose of organizing a line OF
steamers 10 run from Bremen 10 Cuba ana
Porto Rico. Four steamers, under the
Spanish flag, will maintain a regular con-
nection between these places, which.will be
of great importance 10 the export trade OF
Germany and England. which is reported
better now than for ten years past. The
North German Gazette expresses the high
est satisfaction at this state Of affairs,
LAW AND RELIGION.
LONDON, March 9-The society for the
suppression of blasphemous literature pro-
pose to get up cases against Professors
Huxly and Tyndall, Herbert Spencer the
publishers OF John Stewart Wilks works,
John Merely and others, who by their
Writings have sown widespread unbellet
and in some cases rank atheism.
FRENCH kFFERyEsCENcE.
LILLE, March 5,-At legitimist meeting
here yesterday 5000 people were present.
Boudrew Dasson, deputy, and Barbes de-
livered addresses, violently attacking the
republic. Resolutions were unanimously
adopted plsdging all persons present to
support the royalty cause in the coming
struggle. The principal Importance of the
affair IS that it will possibly cause prosecu-
tons.
MR.. GLADSTONE.
LONDON, March 5.-Mr, Gladstone entered
the house of commons this afternoon for the
first time since his return. lie was re-
Ceiyed with loud cheers from all sides OF
the house Lord Edmund Fit2morris, under
foreign secretary, informed Puleston con-
sentative, that the surrender of 7. J. Sheri-
dan will be asked of the United States gov
eminent He was unable to say anything
further regarding the matter
ENPELLED.
DUBLIN, March The town council eX-
PEELED James Carey, informer, from mem.
sership, ana declared his seat vacant.
QUESTION OF vERACITY.
LONDON, March 5.-Mr. Parnel asked
question touching the starving condition of
the people of Ireland. Treyelvan, chief
secretary for Ireland in reply, denied the
existence of distress ~ mentioned in Par
nell's question,
MEMORIAL TABLET.
ROME March "A memorial tablet on
the house formerly occupied by Professor
Morse, was unveiled IN the presence Of the
American minister and suite and the
American colony, by the director-general
of telegraphs and Others well known. After
speeches Minister Astor thanked Rome in
the name Of tho United States for the honor
done his country. The director general
Of tclegraphs followed with a eulogy, clos
ing as follows Rome, the mother of civ
tlized nations, honors in Professor Morse
the young nation which Is splendidly pay
ing her debt to antiquity" A detachment
OF pOmpiers paid military honors
DEAD.
LONDON, Mach 5.-Chambers proprietor
OF Land and Water, and umpire Of the
Hllsdale Thames boat race, is dead.
MUzzLING THE PRESS.
LONDON, March 5.--George w. Foote,
editor, William j. Ramsey, proprietor, and
Kemp, printer of the Free Thinker, were
found guilty of blasphemous libel. Foote
was sentenced to twelve months imprison-
ment, Ramsey to a months and Kemp to
three months. Foote s sentence provoked
a storm of yels.
POLITICAL rYRorECHNICs.
PARIS, March 5.-ln the chamber of depu-
ties, on the question of taking into con-
sideration the proposals for revision OF
the constitution, Prime Minister Terry
formally refused to court repulse by pre-
senting any such proposal to the senate.
The government, be SAID, would energeti-
caIly bring the matter before the chambers
when II believed revision possible,
Dut the present moment was
inopportune. The people would
withdraw their support from the republic
II they saw 1t meant instability and agita.
ton. The question was one for friendly COM
promise, and should not be raised az a
means OF revenge against the senate. The
ATTEMPT might be made before the elections
OF 1888 to induce the senate to accept revis-
ION. Clcmencau, radical, asked whether
the vote Of 1882, in favor of revision of the
constitution was valid He moved
to adjourn until tomorrow. The
motion carried by 276 to POI.
PETTY TYRANNY.
Dublin, March Six men have been
arrested for holding q secret meeting of
Castle Meagh. The police regard the arrests
as important.
HIGH TREASON.
PRAGUE, March 5.-The trials Of the 50.
cialists have adjourned because the pre-.
llminary examination resulted in the im.
p!ication OF other persons on the charge of
high treason.
FALSE PROPHET DEFEATED.
CAIRO, March 5.--Abdul Kadir Pasha ar.
rived at Senour after severely defeating the
false prophet, who lost 1000 men.
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