The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

England and America, and clafaotofizet
the movement ~ One for the attainment O
Irish demands.
INDICTED,
| BgLPAar, March 2D.--The grand InrJ
found n true bill against Nugent ant
twelve other members Of tho Armagh AS
sassination society, who were arrested if
October last.
LAWSON ONCE MORE.
DUBLIN, March W.-Judge Lawson, re-
plying 10 the address presented by the
grand Jury of Belfast, said he attributed
the explosions in London and the attack
on Lady Florence Dixie 10 the final effort
OF the scotched reptile OF lawlesness.
ExHILERATING.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 20.-The COVER
nor of Moscow has received letter warn
ing him that the Kremlin, where the car
Is to be crowned, will be blown up during
the coronation ceremony ii the car refuses
to grant constitutional privileges.
LODGED COMPLAINT.
LONDON, March 20.-The American con-
sui at Casa Blanca has lodged protest
with the British minister at Morocco
against Amiel, the British consular inter-
prefer, who caused the logging of Jew
esses, being. allowed to quit the country
without trial
DUBLIN, March 20.--Piggat, proprietor OF
the Irishman, repudiates the statement of
Patrick Egan, that he lPiggaD wrote him
threateningly unless Egan gave him f5OO
from the castle officials, and publish an
article charging the officers of the Land
league with misappropriating funds.
MEXICAN MATTERS.
MEXICO. March 20.-The money market
is stringent and last week the large hard
ware house of Martin &c Sons suspended,
causing some uneasiness. Saturday the
government clerks were not paid, rumor
said owing to embarrassment OF the
national bank. Yesterday there was q run
on this bank and $3.50 900 withdrawn. Com
mercial houses and the bank of Mexico and
South America offered assistance which
waBleclined. To-day the clerks were paid
and confidence restored. Representatives
of English capitalists are in treaty for the
purchase of several narrow gauge railways.
ROWING MATCH.
TORONTO, March 20.-Hanlan declines to
row Ross in maritime waters, but will meet
him half way between Toronto and St.
John. Hanlan regards $500 for expenses
in 81 900 race out of proportion, and pro-
poses neither to give nor take 1t. Hanlan
calls upon Ross to cover his $500 deposited
BURNED.
ST. JOHN, n. F., March 2O,-The court.
house and jail at Twellongat was burned
and the prisoners escaped.
FROZEN.
ST. JOHN, N. T., March 20.-Brigantine.
Lillian has arrived; 80 days from Operto!
She made Cape Spear light, miles from
here, on the 9th of February, got frozen.
and remained in the ice 40 days.
RIoToUs MINERS.
HALIFAX March 20.-A telegram from
Lingan, G. b. says the unionist miners
came here yesterday and surrounded the
Lingan men who were returning from work
and attacked them. They badly kicked an
engineer and blacksmith and others, in
Guiding the manager, After night the
rioters increased in numbers and visited
the workmen's houses, breaking in doors
and windows. This morning they
broke the doors of some houses,
dragged the men out and beat them Sc
verely, The women and children were ter
TOR. stricken. The rioters have charge OF the
place. Some workmen took refuge in the
managers house, and one of these had been
badly hurt. The manager telegraphed the
Sidney authorities TO send constables i'm
mediately. Since January the Lingan
mines have had protracted strike, and
were operated by non-union men, Two
men were brutally beaten for attempt,
ing to go towork. A doctor was telegraphed
for to attend the injured.
FOOL.
BIRKENHEAD, ENG, March 20.-A large
employer here discharged all his Irish
workmen, declaring he would no longer dis
grace himself by paying people who foster
assassins.
DYNAMITE.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 20.-Two dynam-