Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
Her Corset Ribs and Faithful
Dog Turn Aside the AS
sassins' Daggers.
The Socialist Scare Subsidies In
France aud theY Sabbath
Passes Peacefully.
A Few Wine Elated Looms
Howl for Blood and
Get the Bastile.
A Large Variety OF Foreign News
ENGLAND.


Special Dispatches to The Ben.
LONDON, March ID Lady Florence
Dixie was attacked at Windsor yes
terday by two men disguised In
women's clothes. Her dress was cut
with daggers In several places, but she
received no injury. Lady Florence
was walking In q secluded spot near
the woods when the men asked her
what time 1t She replied she
had no watch and afterward noticed,
though they wore women's clothes,
their faces had been shaved. Much
alarmed, she started to walk away, was
followed by them, one of whom seized
her. She struggled to escape, but
seeing their daggsrs, fell In a woon.
This occurred at 4 O'Clock In the after
noon. She did not her senses
until 4:45. Lady Florence has been
FRUSTRATED TO day. The story of the
affair was elected from her only at
intervals. The saving of her life IL
attributed to her dog, which Is sup
posed to have protected her while she
lay In q swoon. Lady Florence had
no reason to suspect Immediate danger,
although she bad been somewhat fear
full since the receipt of a letter about
the Land League. The last thing she
remembers Is one of the men pushing
q quantity of mud In her mouth. On
her recovery she found both her palms
cut across and gloves severed. There
were two dagger holes two inches
apart in the right breast of her dress
A broad steel corset rib had been
broken by the weapon, which had
penetrated to the inner lining of her
dress at the first stroke and to
her corset at the second stroke.
Lady Florence supposes she uncon-
~sciously struggled with the men, as
sisted by her dog, until the scoundrels
were disturbed by q cart passed the
woods. She received threatening
letters while In Ireland recently.
One OF the men wore q green dress
and q large hat with q veil. The
yelled man attempted the ~assassins.
ton. No arrests have been made.
The police have q slight clue to the
scoundrels. It IL believed the men
were bitten In the struggle.
Lady Dixie says her head Is confused
and painful. 1t Is supposed the mis-
creants stunned her.
Frank Byrne has resigned the Sec
r~etaryship Of the national land and
labor league of great Britain.
It is stated Parnell started for
Paris yesterday evening,
Rowels, awaiting trial In connec.
tion with the Phoenix park murdsrs,
died in an epileptic fit, In Kilmaiuham
jail, Dublin, tonight.
LONDON, March 17.-An exam!na.
ton sho va the case and contents OF
explosive material used In the attempt
to blow up The Times Office Thursday
night to be exactly similar to thoss
found after the recent explosion in
Glasgow.
The ship Duustaffnsge, from GAL
cutta, via Dundee for Liverpool, has
been wrecked on the coast of Abor.
deenshire and fifteen men, besides a
number of women and children, were
drowned.
LONDON, March 17.-Lord Dan
more intends to propose at the pres
emit session of parliament motions Ii
favor of legislation on behalf of 1risl
laborers, and for q large scheme o
emigration In order to prevent a re
ourrencs of the present distress In Ire
land.