The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

London PAPERS SAY.

LONDON, Nov. 23.-The Daily News says
the khedive must surrender the idea Of
attempting to reach E!abeidid or pursuing
an aggressive conflict with Elmahadi. The
conquest in Central Africa is not worth the
great pecupiary cost, or the terrible risk to
human Lie involved.
TIE Morning Post is amazed at the siugu.
lar Bhort-sightedDess and want of prescience
exhibited by England in wishing to with.
Draw troops from Egypt at such q jun cture.
The Standard admits that IL is quite
clear that this is no time to
withdraw troops from Egypt. The Daily
Telegraph thinks the British military pres
tige alone con arrest the progress of the
Elmahadi army. The Times says it cannot
believe that Gladstone will wiliully and
blindly persist in weakening the small
British force now in Egypt. Gladstone and
his colleagues are answerable ii by further
errors in Judgment Egypt is allowed to be
invaded by the barbarism OF interior Africa.
INFERNAL MACHINES.
LONDON, Nov. % The police have ar
rested a man npmed Wolff, a member of
the advanced Socialists CLUB, of London,
and found in his house two Internal ma
chimes Of sufficient power TO demolish any
huilding. One Of them, large zinc nail,
was nearly filled with coarse blasting pow
der and gun cotton filed with scraps of
iron, with fuse at the bottom. The second
machine was a large cooking utensil SINH
larry prepared. The machines, it is re-
ported are intended to blow up the German
EN- bassy at London.
A Frenchman named ,Doderane gave the
police the information which led to the ar
rest.
FRANCO CHINESE.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 23.-The North China
Herald publishes secret imperial decree
an
black flags In Tonquin. The Chinese
government will supply the funds and mu-
nitious for the force now raising in the
province OF Yum Nan. The troops will as
sist the black flags In repelling the French
forces should they invade the southern
province Of China, but must not cross the
frontier.
FINANCIAL FAILURES.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23.-Cowie; Duckworth
& Co, cotton brokers, have failed. The
firm are creditors OF Morris Ranger.
SALVATION ARMY MEETING.
KIresTor, OETARTo, Nov. 3-0wing 10
the row OF the salvation army meetings,
the police commissioners have sworn in
nine salvation army constables, for the
meetings.
RIFUsED PERMISSION.
CoRK, Nov. 23.-After warm discussion
last evening, the trustees refused to grant
the exhibition hall 10 Parnell. in which TO
address bis constituents, on the Aln-
Owing 70 the inability to obtain an exhi-
bition at the hall. Psrnell sent telegram
suggesting that the saesting be postponed
until after the banquet at Dub
lin. AZ meeting meeting, p .nn evening I've ing
Irish national progtsmms. by addressing
the constituents on November 9th, vhsn
the ball will be available.
cERTAIs WAR
PaRrs Nov. % -Cbinese ambassador in
formed the British foreign secretary that
war was certain between China and France.
sALAEY REDUCED.
PaKs, Nov. 23.-The cbsmber Of depu-
ties adopted an amsrdmsDt q Roche, rsdi-
csl, reducing the salsry ct the archbishop
Of Paris from $500 francs year 70 BOO
francs
CARO-, Nov. q -Or6trs were sent 10 the
British admiral ~ IN East lrdian station
10 support the Ekyrfisn interest In the
Red Sea He wil be reinforced By guu-
boats from the n editerrsnesn % Iadron.
FavoEs orENrre A R0AD - PREVIOUSLY PET-
DIcrsB.
IoEDOs. Eov. = The EEyrtisn govern
rnsut fav0rs The sendif 2 a = strong force 10
Ehsrtoum. for TIE purpnee Of opening q
roed between snskfm snd Berfzsr, and
thus rnsintaininr the communication with
Edmond O'DonovEn, correspondent Of
he Daily Sew. r-csuflT grote q privsie
letts-. saving be had misgisings &c 10 the
result q the Scudsn expedition.
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