The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-16
All HOME AND ABROAD.
The POpe's Latest Circular 10 the Irish
Bishops.
A World Of Wisdom aad Kiudliness
Compressed Therein.
Chill and Peru Tire OF Fighting and
Conclude Peace.
Trouble In the New York Council-A
Republican Bolt.
DAILY and Wallace Cross Cues-Former
Is Victorious.
Bad Luck Attends keene In His Racing
Ventures.
Other Happenings All Over the World
Bad Luck Attends keene In His Racing
Ventures.
Other Happenings All Over the World.


The ropes Letter
RoNE, May l5-The Pope's circular To
the Irish bishops says; Whatever Parnells
object may be, his followers have often
adopted course openly against the rules of
the Pope's instructions to the recent meet
ing of bishops in Dublin, and saws while
u Is lawful Tor the Irish to seek redress
for their grievances and strive for their
rights, they should at the same time
seek Gods justice, and remember
the wickeduess of illegal means in
iurtheflng even a Just cause. The duty
OF the clergy is TO curb the excited feeling
OF the people and to urge Justice and MOD
Grafton. The clergy are not permitted TO
depart from these rules and oin and pro.
mote movements inconsistent with them.
me clergy must hold aloof when II is plain
that by such movements hatred and dissen.
ton are aroused or distinguished persons
insulted and when crimes and murders
90 uhcensured, and when patriotism is
measured by the amount subscribed, for
thep people are thereby intimida,ed,
Therefore the Parnell fund is disspproyed.
and no clergyman should recommend sub.
scriptions thereto or promote 1t. II is
stated that Archbishop Croke, on his re-
turn to Ireland will visit Cardinal McCabe
and the latter will come here TO confer
with the pope as soon as his health will
permit undertaking the journey.
Prospects Of Peace.
VALPARAISO, May l5-The treaty of peace
between Chill and Peru is said to be con.
iirmed. Peru cedes Tacn aand africa for
the term Of ten years At the end of the
term pleblscite is To determine to which
country the provinces belong, the country
acqur ring them paying indemnity.
ANics Muddlc.
RALEIGH, May l5.--At the election of al.
dermen, eleven democrats and six republi.
cans were chosen. Three democrats refused
to enter the party caucus for nominees for
Tor city officers. Among the repub.
under the United States government,
TO night at a meeting Of the aldermen one
otiice.holder was declared ineligible where.
upon all republicans and three democrats
lett the hall, The remaining democrats then
iilled vacancy and declared vacant the
offices OF aldermen held by the other gov
ernment officers and filled one of these va.
cancies. The democratic board then
elected city officers. The three recalcitrant
democrats and all the republican aldermen
reassembled elsewhere and announced
their purpose to elect city officers.
billiards.. DAILY and Wallace.
New York, May l5.--Less than 100 peo.
pie witnessed the second game of the billiard
tournament this afternoon. Maurice
Daily and Thomas Wallace were the
contestants The game occupied three hours
and half, much of the time being wasted
in wrnngling. Daly's first double count
WAS 10 in the eleventh inning, but he rolled
up 30 in the seventeenth and - In the nine.
teenth inning, Wilson made
3S in the twenty.fourlh inning, but
Daily soon eclipsed this by beautifully
put together 90, the best run of the tour.
nament, in the GSth inning. speedily iol.
lowed by i5 by the same player in the 10th.
Wallace, after his run OF
SS did not play with his
accustomed confidence aud dragged out
small figures until the fifty fourth irnns,
when he added "a TO his string. The game
from this point out was characterized by
good playing by DAILY only, who after
eighty-one innings competed his 500 points
leaving Wallace 3i6.