The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-02
It's Poor Rule that Won't Work
Well Both Ways,
Retorts an Indignant Partisan Journal
"A Little Renaissance
Silver Wedding Of Germany's Crown
Prince Duly Celebrated.
Mr.. PaTnel's Plans-A Probable Visit
10 America
Other Foreign and Domestic News,
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
ENrRADITI0N,


LONDON, March 1.-The Times, in an
article touching the applications of England
10 the United States and French govern
mentS for the extradition of Sheridan and
Byrne, says that no candid American or
Frenchman would contend that the case OF
the Phoenix park murderers was covered
with the privilege accorded political offend
ers and asserted in Great Britain in the case
of 0rsci. who attempted the lite of Empe-
ror Napoleon, in 1855 but the Times says
that If only completely in the organization
of the secret society is alleged against
| Byrne and Sheridan, their extradition will
possibly be refused.
EviCTION-EMIGRAT
LIMERICK, March Thirty head of cattle
belonging to 0'Flaherty, late president Of
the Land league here, were seized, owing to
non-payment of rent by O'tlaherty.
Three hundred women 90 to New Hamp-
shire from here to work in the cotton fac.
tory.
GREAT SUCCESS.
BERLIN, March 1.-The historical bail in
honor of the silver wedding OF the crown
prince and princess was held last night in
the old palace, and was carried out with
great pomp and splendor. Nearly all the
German princes and princesses were pres
ent, representing different historical char
acterS. The event was great success.
KICKING.
PARIS, March THE Uniyers violently
attacks the government Tor ITS presumed
intention to deliver Byrne to the English
government, and says that England re-
fused TO teliver Bernard, al ayowed accom-
plice of Orsini in the attack on Napoleon,
and she has offered an agreeable refuge to
all our political convCts and amicabe COM
munists. Nov, in simple denunciation of
the wretch who sold those who were his
tools, the republic delivers up an lrishman
who, until the contrary proof is brought,
ought to be held innocent.
PARNELL's PROGRAMME.
LONDON, March l.--Parnel wrote James
Mooney, president of the National Land
league of America, yesterday Informing him
that II the commons refuses u second read
ing of the lana bill, which he will move on
the lith inst, and if there is no prospect of
further legislation for Ireland during the
present session OF parliament, he will forth
with proceed to the United States to attend
the proposed convention in Philadelphia.
rLAIN TALK.
LONDON, March l.-Commcnting on the
application tor the extradition of Sheridan,
tne Ihll Mall Ga2ette says. Nhen Russia
wished Europe TO refuse an asylum to nihil-
lists, the Austrian Fremenderblatt declared
that such demand would Give Europe the
right 10 ask Russia to terminate the regime
which produced nihllism. 1t would be un.
pleasant il the United States government
addressed u similar suggestion TO Lord
Granville, foreign secretary. If the dc.
mand Tor the oxtradition of Sheridan is
based solely on the fact of his belonging to
the Irish lnvincibles, it stands exactly
on the same footing rs if Russia
had asked for the surrender of Prince
Krapotkinc. Not even success in securing
the surrender OF Sheridan would atone Tor
the abandonment of the position with re-
gard to the exiradtion which we have hith-
To maintained in the face of Europe. 1t
would be even worse II the position were
abandoned only to obtain humiliating re-
buff.
ADDITIONAL PROTECTION.
1t is stated that the police are giving addi-
tional protection to Harrington, war secre-
tary, because OF the discovery of plot
against him.
DUBLIN, March l,-Harring,on, the i'm
prisoned Land-leasuer, who was recently
elected TO parliament from Westmeath, has
been removed from Mattingar to Galway
prison, where he will serve out the remain
der of his sentence.