The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-25
GENERAL NEWS.
Installation of the New Governor Gen
eral Of Canada,
Received With Marked Enthusiasm by
the P0pulace.
The Marquis Of LOrne's Retirement
From Office.
ST. Louis Citizens Make a Vigorous
Kick.
Passenger Train and Pay Car Come In
Collision.
Defective Rail Causes Frightful Rail
road Accident.
Passenger Train and Pay Car Come in
Collision.
Defective Rail Causes Frightful Rail
road Accident.
Other Interesting General kilograms.

rOad Accluen'.
Other Interesting General kilograms.
Foreign Affairs.
THE OATH OF OFFICE.
QUEBEC, Oct. 25.-Msrquis Landsdown
has been sworn into Office with considerable
pomp and ceremony. The enthusiasm OF
| the populace is very great. The governor
general landed at about 10 O'Clock and
drove direct to the department building,
escorted by military staff. The pro-
gramme was strictly adhered to. The
governor-general in reply to the address OF
the mayor and the council of Quebec, said {:
II have listened with feeling of utmost
gratitude to the courteous and hospitable
terms in which you have been pleased to
we come our arrival on Canadian soil. /
thank you for the reception you have given
me; I shall not easily forget it, and
trust that may regard 1t as a happy au-
gury."
me hall in which the ceremony took
place was richly decorated; crests and mot.
toes of the Lorne and Lansdowne families
we're upon the walls. Near the dais were
e-nor of Quebec and party, and the other
dignataries of the dominion, all in their
robes OF office. Not many ladies
were present owing to the limited
capacity OF the hall. The Marquis
of Lorne took his stand upon the dias and
Lord and Lady Lansdowne entered,
all present staedor rising 1 tSs sad close 5s,
of The ceremonies. AS Lansdowne sub
scribed to the oath of allegiance, the
MARQUIS of Lorne vacated, and the new
encouragement assembled the throne. He
then handed the great seal of the dominion
to the clerk, the bible to the chief justice,
and the formal ceremony ended.
Landsdowne received the Princess Louise,
aud later in the music hall gave the public
reception; Landsdowne thereafter deliver
ing his address in English, and repeated IL
in French and was enthusiastically cheered
again and again. The vice-rt gal party then
drove 10 the railroad stat. on and as the
train moved away the Marquis of Lorne
proposed three cheers for the new govern
or-general. They were given with will
Lorne himself loudly cheering. The party
arrived at Ottawa in the evening.
John A. Mcdonald and d. l.. MacPher-
son were sworn into their new positions In
the cabinet, at the meeting OF the privy
council.
cHILLANs f~AcuATk.
|, LIMA, Oct. 23.-The Chilian troops evac
uated Lima at o'clock.
|
|, BERLIN, Oct. 23.-After the trial which
caused much excitemept, of two Jews con
, yicted at Caslin, Promerania. for setting
fire to q synagogue to obtain the Insurance.
they were sentenced to four years imprison
ment, others were sentenced to shorter
terms. The crime was originally attributed
to christians.
DErARTED-ARRIvED.
LIMA, Oct. 23.-At O'Clock this morninl
General Lynch left for Barranco, where b.
has established his general quarters. At II
O'Clock General Ygtesas, entered Lima q
President Rigenerador.
FOREIGN TURF NOTES.
LONDON. Oct 23-The Cambridgeshir'
stakes were won by Bendigo; Talano, sec
ond; Medlcus, third.
BLACK LIST CIRCULAR.
DUBLIN, Oct. pa new circular, con
tanning a black list of the Jurors in th
Phnuix Park murder trials and the mai
tried for attempt to murder the Juro
Denis Field. were mailed to thousand
in this city yesterday.
: a NOTE OF COMPLAINT.
PARIS, Oct. 2s.-It is said that Englan
+ has sent q note to France complaining o
7 the prolonged occupation OF Tamatave
Madagascar, TO the Injury oi the CONNER
ial interests.
HOMO KoEo, Oct. 22-rhe Chinese admi
8 raj arrived here with eight gunooatsi OIL
/. Geo. r. Brown, the EDgllsn governor Q
: Hong Kong. left Pekin for Hong kopg, ate
a satisfactory interview with the Chimes
0 minister of foreign Affairs. Adv.ces irol
4 Hpiphong and Tonquin say that the res
{ dents dread an attack from thousand p
8 rates who are encamped in the vicinity
The French garrison ai HaiphoDg Is smal
put it is believed, able 10 repel an attack o
y the pirates. ReI forcements, however, az
anxiously awaited. There Is great activit
3 in the Chimes camp at the mouth OF 10
q Hanoi, and IL is feai ed that the black nag
: will assume offensive opera ion'.
EEFUsE TO OPPOSE THE DEMAND:
PARIS, Oct. 22.-The government has az
termined 10 oppose the cemand OF 10
g chamber Of deputies for the expulsion
N the Orleans princes.
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
) PARIS, Oct. Z2-GeDeral Camprenoi
J. minister Of war. Il is said, viii oeyote
, his enerey 10 the reform system and m'
n biiizing the army. The prosper OF Va
with Germany will be uppermost 10
! mind.
state that the French man -of-gar. Nsnd
! vile left with orders 70 lombard MADAM
!. roo and other southern parts Of the ISLAM
FRANCO cHIFKsE.
PaErE. OCT. 22-Oficial sdvices from IOi
ouin state that the roads are still noode.
bu THE vesi her has improved. Several RAD
d have been made By the French forces % g
n OF tire enemy's sup, lies. The heaith
~ the french troops is perfect. Admir-
heyer forwards q report thst The Chinei
= trsops, encamDed on the frontier near n o.
u ~ h.va rufurr1ad n Can.on