The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29
FAR AND WIDE.
Queen vIctoria,s wofuI Condition

NEW YORK, March 21.-A London special
says The injuries received by the queen
Saturday, by slipping upon the stairs at
the palace at Windsor while descending to
take her carriage for ride, now turns out
to be more serious than was at first sup
posed, and IL is believed she will be cor
fined to her room for some time At the
time OF the accident her majesty and at
tendants thought little Of it. The queen,
after returning to her room and making
examination in order to ascertain the ex-
tent OF her injuries, determined to carry
out her intention and take her drive. On
returning, and when attempting to leave
the carriage, she found she was unable to
do so, and had. to be assisted by
her attend ants, who found it neces-
sary to carry her to her room.
Her majesty's physician was at once sum
moned, and upon examination found her
knee to be badly swollen and inflamed.
Much uneasiness is felt throughout the
| country concerning her condition, and
crowds stand about the bulletin places,
eagerly watching and asking for news.
Great numbers of business men post up no.
tices of absence at their places OF business
and have gone to the clubs, the newspaper
buildings and telegraph offices to await
news. The newspapers all sent special cor
respondents to Windsor, and made COM
plete arrangements for bulletins. The
house of parliament is crowded, and the
streets in many places are blockaded with
"knocked off workn in their anxiety to
keep informed 1t is not believed by those
having access to authentic IN
formation that the queens injuries are
dangerous in themselves, but there is fear
that, owing to the advanced age OF her
majesty and the somewhat delicate condi-
ton of her health for some time, danger
Gus complications may arise from them. A
bulletin just posted announces that the
queen is constantly attended by full corps
Of royal physicians. The crowds surround
ing the bulletin were so great that those in
the rear could not make it out, and demand
for reader " as made and man mounted
q pile OF paving stones and cried out the IN
telligence. When the man motioned to
make his first utterance, the crowd, which
was almost exclusively composed Of work
ingmen, uncovered and were still. The
bulletin produced the most evident
depression. The bulletin announced the
knee upon which her majesty fell has
become greatly swollen, ana that every et-
fort is being made to contine the swelling.
At p. m. it was announced that the
queens physicians have authorized the
statement t0be made that her majesty is in
no immediate danger. The statement is
coupled with the information that her
majesty may however be confined for an III
definite time to come. 1t is understood
that the queen is suffering quite as much
from exhaustion caused by her de-
termined action in taking long ride after
she received her injury for the purpose of
disabusing the public mind of all Of the i'm
preston that she was hurt as from the
consequences of the wound itself. This
fortitude is the theme OF universal COM
ment, and the working people seem to glory
| in talking about what they call the
bravery of the queen" At 4:3O I'm. the
| bulletins report the queen as resting COM
fortably, and the physicians claim they
! have entirely succeeded in conquering all
those elements OF the case which might
have proved troublesome.
EVACUATED.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 4-The Russians
have completed the evacuation of kulbya.
SOCIALISTS.
PARIS, March 24.-Three soldiers of the
lOSth It. II. regiment, who were arrested
on the charge OF socialism, have been found
guilty and sentenced to join regiments in
distant parts OF Algeria.
PERTINENT INQUIRY.
LONDON, March 2i.-Captain Oshen, home
rule member OF parliament tor county
Clare, has notified Sir William Harcourt,
| home secretary that when the commons
| assemble after the Easter holidays he
will ask whether Lady Florence Dixie for
merly hoaxed the public by the invention
of a letter from King Cetewayo, and
whether as a result of the inquiry into the
! alleged assault upon her at Windsor, the
police have concluded that the Lady
| Florence is an imposter
THE QUEEN.
LONDON, March A.-The Manchester
! Guardian says the queen who heretofore at
| a., of 10 r
ranging for the establishment OF a private
chapel here, and says the change is due
partly to the increasing years OF her maj
esty and aleO 10 peculiarities forced on all
| prominent persons by the Irish troubles.
| The court circular says the weather alone
prevented the queen from driving out be-
! fore We terday. The swelling of her knee
continues to subside and she has almost en-
tirely recovered from the effect OF her re-
cent fall.
ENGLISH IMAGININGs.
LONDON, March 2i.-The Times points
out that the Jury which yesterday, at Bel
FAST rendered a verdict OF guilty upon Nu-
gent and twelve other members Of the
Armagh assassination society, who we're
charged with conspiracy to murder, &C
cep,ed as authentic the diary kept by the
plotters, IN which IL was recorded that
man has sworn at the reaest OF the land
league, 10 kill n landlord named Brooke.
The Times SAYS the evidence on the part
of the government adduced at the trial, GER
| tanly lends force 10 the alleged hostile
speeehes a. d writings OF the Irish Ameri-
cans.
Two anarchists named Gatz and Dubres
| have arrived here. Their object is 10 ar
I range Tor a great conference of socialists in
: London. Dubres left for Paris TO avoid
arrest.
.REvoLUTIoSIsTs.
I English revolutionary league has been he'd
here 10 consider the question OF holding an
international convention Of revolutionalists
I The pre- ident OF THE meeting said govern
menl officials no recognized the fact thst
dynamic Is an important factor in political
I life. It..was resolved TO invite Louie Michael
and uthers. prominent as socialists, 20 the
] proposed convention.
GETTISe BETTEK.
/ lorD0x, March "a, y. m.-Ehe queen
I knee j. sill q iittle swollen. She ordered
her carriage 20 DAY for the purpose OF TAX
I ing a drive, but fnaiiy concluded not 20 60.
| Her Bajssty siii not a. contemplated, go
I - Saudringham n-Kt week 90 visit the
/ Prine- of Wales. sh- viii. however. in the
I latter psrt Oi tbe Vesg cave Windsor Jas
tie ~ her residence q, Osborne, j. OF
I Wight.
DUBLIs DOTs.
| DuHLrs, March 24-Tbe house AZ New
pollos, Of Speun. the manager OF the prop
Z erty Of the Defense society, has been
I burned.
Kettle, suspect. viii accompany ParDell Or
! Thomas Power Oi1Onnor 10 America.
i MamTIME
LorDos. March Abe North German
/ Ilovdis steamer Vera, from Bremen tor
New York, y at Southampton, awaiting q
neg propeller. The steamer CaDerra, IRON
New Orlesus for Havre. was spoken on TIE
15tb inst.. much disabled.
/ eCAEED.
CHarHaN, March AIN consequences 0i
the report at a hostile project on the part
I Of tbe Fenians againsi the naval station
here, . boom Vii Be constructed seruss the