The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-25

arrest OF Prince Napoleon, she tele'
graphed she was coming with attendants,
and asked TO have the rooms occupied by
her husband. This was the only point OF
/ political significance in the whole affair,
and the story that she went to consult al
| occnlist would have been believed. except
for that. She has seen bat few leadirg peO-
pc here.
THE CABINET
can certainly only continue in office two or
three days. During the excitement con-
concerning the expulsion of the pretenders,
Prince Napoleon seems to have been entire
ly lost sight of One would think Orleans
princes were the only ones affected.
PRINCE CHARLES FUNERAL.
BERLIN Jan H.-The funeral services OF
Prince Charles at the cathedral took place
at o'clock this evening. The emperor
and empress, and other members of the
royal family, the Grand Duke Nicholas
the Archduke Charles, the Duke and
Duchess OF Edinburgh and various princes
aud diplomatic representatives were present.
The services were imposing The court
chaplains delivered the funeral Grafton, and
consecrated the remains of the prince amid
me hring OF salute OF thirty-six guns and
three salutes from three battalions, Ths
emperor was much affect !
THE CIMBRIA AGAIN.
HAMBURG, Jan. 2i-The incidents on
board the Cimbria OF an Indian who had to
be dlsarmed of his tomahawk, and of the
surgeon who leaped into the sea, and scenes
among the passengers, clinging to rig
glng, were related by one Wegprt or Vo.
CERT, cabin passenger, who on advice of the
chief officer climbed into rigging. Those in
rigging say they saw boat lowered from
the steamer Sultan, probably to repair her
own damage.
FISHY.
LONDON, Jan. 2i-SOme St. Petersburg
papers state that the bodies OF two mem
pers or Lieutenant Chips party have been
found at Chateau bay, and will pass through
81 Petersburg in February on the way to
New York. Probably the report has the
same origin as the settlement of the finding
oil tNo corpse OF members of the same party
winch was published in New York the 18th
instant, and discredted
WHY THEY ARE HELD.
DUBLIN, Jan. 24.-The chief Justice, in
giving Judgment against Dayitt, Healy and
Quinn held that tho language of defend
ants was distinctly an Indictment to civil
war. Judge Lawson added that he never
read more blasDhemous language than
Davltts. All were required to furnish
bonds Only Davitt and Quinn were pres
ent.
THE ALTERNATIVE.
DUBLIN, Jan. 2l.--At the queens bench
division to day, Davitt, Healy and Quinn
charged with melting to lawlessness, were
ordered to ind securities for good behavior
or 90 to prison for six months. A weeks
time has been allowed them to make the
choice.
TRIUMPHED.
DUBLIN, Jan. A.-0' Brien, editor of Uni.
ted Ireland, has been elected member of
Parliament over the government candidate,
John Mash, by a majority OFF,
WoUNDEDIN THE BREAST.
PARIS, Jan. 2i.-A duel with swords was
fought between Delort Pointer and Colo.
mel Pommoyroc. Delort was wounded il
the bre ist.
DESTROYED.
VIENNA, Jan. 2i.-IU is reported that the
whole central portion of the town of Nico.
l"oif, Russia, was destroyed by fire envolv.
ing sUme loss of life.
ARRIVED.
LONDON, Jan. A.-Ex- Empress Eugene
has arrived.