The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

UNDAUETED AND MPuDENT
The anarchists arrested Tor advertising
and promollug the meeting at the Bourse
on the 1th instant and for manufacturing
explosives, have been sentenced 10 iA-
for terms ranging from Que
week 10 six months. When Judgment WIS
pronounced, several present shouted; "Nlye
MURDERED FOR MONEY
Chihuahua, MIX, Dec 22.-Ihe dead
bodies Of Michael Brennan and his servant,
Romano Stewart, were found in the road
between PaTOi and B8tOpilos. Brenan's
head was split open with au axe showing
that he was murdered. Breuan'a part
ner residing al Parrol, says Brennan started
for BatOpllos with large amount OF Amer
lean and Mexican gold. Brennan was we'll
known in Arizona aud has relatives in
Philadelphia.
RESCUE OF the sr. AUGUSTINE PASSENGERS
AND CREW
LONDON, Dec, %. -'rhe steamer John viii
iiamson has rescued six more of the crew
OF the ~. Augustine, which burned Sunday
in the Bay OF Bisoay, and landed them ut
New Castle
The steamer Grantully landed at Dover
one passenger, the chief engineer aud fit
teen men rescued with great difficulty from
the 81, Augustine A heavy sea at the
time rendered futile all efforts TO get n boat
20 the side OF the vessel. The rescued men
were hauled on board the Grantully with
ines and bouys They were the last that
LETT the ship. The second mate shot him
self, and sailor stabbed himself during
the fire through fright
The survivors OF the 81. Augustine, res.
Cued by the steamer John Williamson, re.
port the scene on board the 81. Augusta no
as appalling. Something Tell from alOit
cutting OIL one OF the captains legs. At
his own request a heavy weight was tied
around his waist and ho was thrown into
the 5sa. Several sailors drowned them
selves in depair. The fire spread with such
rapidity that everybody on board became
panc-stroken. The steamer John William
son rescued six men Including the second
engineer, with Il Iis boat which wa"
smashed by the sea as they were drawn pu
board. People wtre seen ON the burning
vessel, and several ladies were seen IN the
water.
srloNG H0CE.
LisnON, Dee 90. "A strong shock OF earth.
quake was felt this forenoon
POST MuUrtN lGGEErs.
lARrs, Dec % - lord Lyons. she English
ambassador to France, has written TO
Victor Hugo, expressing regret that the
English government found it impossible flo
advise the queen to commute O.Donuelrs
sentence death
FRANCE BEsoLuTE-ENGris MEDIATION,
LONDON. Dec. 22 France. 10 % reported,
Is me-. dismissed to negotiate further with
China before ,hr occupation u' Bucuuh.
~ ia said 'hat sir E'D.r Dixie SIS about
To visit the COnt'aru. to moot iHr question
of mediation power between Fmucc aud
China,
ELIZABETH NusrUn.
NEurCuArEL, SWITZERLAND, Dec, 90 -
Elizabeth Clark, captain OF the Salvation
Army, has been requested by the althOr'
ties TO leave the city.
GLADSTONE AND THE WORRINGMFN
lAwAWDEN, Dec. - "A deputHtiun Of
liberal workugmen of ID arby to-day pre-.
scented Gladstone nm address expressive OF
the sentiments OF the Derby liberals towards
the premier. The address was accompanied
With crown Derby service OF porcelain,
Receiving the deputalion, Gladstone made
an address, and referred 10 the great pro.
gress accomplished during recent years in
the manufacture of porcelain lie then
referred to the extension OF suffrage, re-.
Eardiug which said means would ultimately
and he hoped very sOou-be presented To
parliament. He had no fear rs to the en-
argement Of suffrage, M past experience
had shown that the admission OF the people
w AAiN ~ hlANAA1NT EiNhH AhNlN NiANAkNA w
them, and such II law would conduce To the
greater union OF all classes among them.
SO yes.
ATAr TO CERBERUs.
BERLIN, Dec 22.-General Won Thielc
commander of the eighth army CORPS, ha y
been placed on the retired list. General
Won LOe, n Catholic, who accompanied the
Crown Prince TO Spain and Italy, is ap.
pointed his successor, The appointment is
regarded asa iuriher sep Ia the German
policy Of clncihatiug the Vatican.
rilE MICHEL WINS,
Cry ON MEXICO, bee. 2' No further DIS.
orders have occurred over the refusal 20 &C.
cent nickel money md q repetition of the
outbreak Is not feared. the city council rs
opening stores for the sale of prime ngcessi-
ties for niOkols The president has ordered
the strict enforcement OF the nickel law,
IN uwrRrss
QufrN,ruwN, Dec, 22-The steamship
Lancaster from New Orleans for Liverpool,
bus nrriyod with the crank pin Of her main
SHAFT broken,
HINTS FROM HAVANA.
HAVANA, Dec. % Fifteen deaths from
| yellow fever last week
The police have captured noted crimi-
nal from Vera Cruz, who came to Cuba to
organize a band OF bandits. Among his
effects were found important papers, show.
ing tho services Of handhs were used for
/ fostering political agitation,
wilkins, the New York forger has been
placed in the hands OF a detective, who will
take hun to New York,
| A NOTABLE CONFERENCE.
PARIS, Dec. % The evening papers
state that there will be an interview next
week between Granville, Woodng on aud
the Marquis Tseng,
HARD ON our hog,
| The chamber Of deputies debated Bsrt's
Interpolation concerning the withdrawal OF
the prohibition against the impor.
tation OF American sailed meats.
Bert demanded that the with
drawal be postponed until the special bill
on the subject was discouraged. Harrison,
minister of commerce, opposed the motion
on the ground that the withdrawal 70.
sponded to the demands OF Interested
persons. Experience showed that no case
OF trichinosis had occurred during time the
free importation OF pork had been permit.
ted. The adoption Of the order of the day
pure and simple, was demanded by the
government but rejected-21S to 200 The
order Of the day proposed by Bert was car
ried-2S0 to 2Sl.
Lolita IN LONDON.
LONDON, Dec. 22,-Lotta appeared at the
Opera Comique tonight In Mus,ette,'
Although the house was crowded
and the actress had many
friends In the audience, the play
was not to the public taste and Lolita
achieved only a partial success. An unruly
gallery intertered greatly with the progress
Of the performance, but Lolita pluckily
played through the end and was FIRE
quently applauded tor hcr vivaoity.
A GRACEFUL ACT,
MADRID, Des. 22.-The council Of minis
tiers have resolved to ahrognte article 3 o
the decree OF March 18Th 1868, in accord
ance with which goods from the United
States pay duty In Cuba AS II brought in
foreign snip, even when arriving under tn,
Spanish flag.
TOO SICK TO FEAST.
PARIS, Dec. 22,--At the banquet givei
{ tonight by the minister OF foreign affairs
! Lord Lyons, British ambassador, Prime
/, Hpberiohe, German ambassador aud othe
nOtabes were present The Marquis rsen
: aud secretary excused themselves on Tn
: ground OF ill health
: PROFIT IN PEACE MAKING
COLOGNE, Dec. 29.-rhe GaEette's PAR
dispatch says. During tue recent visit B.
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