The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-19
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
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LApsus FERRE.
vienna, Jan. lS.-A great land slip has
occurred in the valley of Farerges. The
village OF Msrias has been completely de-
stroyed by an enormous mass of earth,
rocks and trees, dislodged by the recent
snow storms. The movement on Marias
was gradual, and the inhabitants we're able
TO effect hasty escape. The movement
from the mountains still continues,
pAyITT.
DUBLIN, Jan. lS,-Dayitt appeared before
the queens bench division to-day. The |
courtroom was densely crowded. Many |
members of the Ladies' league and Mr., and |
Mrs. Healy were present. The Judges de. |
clined Davitts request to be allowed to |
question Sub'lnspector Seymour, who laid
information against him.
Dayitt con,ended his speech at Fayan
did not justify the charges incident to law
lessness. The principles he advocated did
not interfere with the administration or
observation of the law. He had urged i'm.
mediate relief for the distressed The
same subject was alluded to few days af-
terwards IN the queens speech. Punish
ment on suspicion was abhorrent to the
hnglish law. The proceedings were calcu-
lated to bring the bench into
lie service. He was ready to stand
by it, as reported in the Freeman's Jour.
nal. That report differed from the report
OF the intormers; he asked that the applica.
ton be dismissed. Healy then addressed
the court. He contended his speech was
no more directed against the constituted
authority than was Cobden's against the
corn laws, or Gladstone's on Bulgaria
He concluded by saying that all the liberty
which has been gained in Ireland had been
gained by agitation. The court reserved
judgment, pending perus,l Of the ntlidavits
Ill the case.
GETTING SERIOUS.
PARIS, Jan. lS,-ln the chamber of depu-
ties today, D'OrDano, a Bonapartist, dc.
clared he had himself posted Prince Ma.
poleon's manifesto, and gave notice OF an
Interpolation against the violation
of the law of 1881, relating TO
plaeards. Lockroy, republican, will, on Sat.
urday. ask the minister of war whether he
intends the Orleans princes shall retain
their military command.
The cabinet council have resolved to
bring forward bill IN the chamber of dep.
uties authorizing the government to take
the proper measures in the event of the
publication OF u manifesto of the French
pretenders.
TROUBLE BREWING.
TEoLEE, Jan. lS.--Local workmcn refuse
to erect the scailold Tor the execution OF
Poll and Barrett, sentenced to lie hanged
for the murder of Thomas Brown. Mar.
wood, the execuiioner. has arrived, accom-
panied by carpenters from Dublin, who will
construct the scatiOld. Upon the arrival of
MarwO0d at Limerick, en- route to Trolee,
the police had great difficulty in protecting
him from the crowd at the railroad depot.
No AOSARCHlsTs NEED ApPLY.
PARIS, Jan. lS-President Grevy regards
F'Ouquets proposal, prohibiting the pres
| ence III France or Algeria OF any member
oi ,he former French dynasties, as t, ranni.
cal IL is expected that Prince Napoleon
will be expelled from France to-day, and
that decree expelling pretcnders to the
throne will be issued Immediately after.
wards. IL is reported hat lhe Orleans
princes are preparing to quit France, il nee.
essary,
GETTING rIoUs.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. Is The c2ar In
replying To New Years congratulations of
the goyernorgenertlo of Moscow, said: "In
c)mmonc ng the New Year with a firm con.
tidehce IN God and His protection of Russia,
! rejoice the day is not far distant when In
Moscow the whole Of Russia will unite with
us in great religious festival be.
fore the sacred relics in the Kremin.
FAILED.
LONDON, Jan. lS.-Cooperhall e Co.,
merchants ami bankers, have failed liabiIi.
ties, 100000
The filure is due to large lock.ups Of
capital and liabilities on railway contracts
in Brazil aud Canada. The failure will not
seriously effect london capitalists. II is
stated the largest part OF the liabilities Il
fully secured, The amount Qf the asslts
has not been estimated.
GRATEFUL.
BERLIN, Jan. lS.-ln the reichstag today
the president announced that he had re-
ceived from Germans residing In St. Louis
and Louisville, $1,000 marks and 1000
marks for distribution to sufferers by the
Hoods. DR.. Kapp proposed motion 10 ex.
press to the donors the thanks of the house,
which was agreed to with loud applause.
IN BAD oDoR
PARIS, Jan. lS.-lt isasserted that French
warrants will be issued and domiciary
visits made, OF the houses of several In
innate friends OF Prince Jerome Napoleon.
WISE.
RoME, Jan lS-lt is reported the Pope
has sent letter TO the Irish bishops, adyis
ing them to adopt conci.iatory attitudes TO.
ward the government.
SPREADING.
LONDON, Jan. l2-rhe railroad excite
mcnt IN Scotland has extended to Dublin.
Employees oi Forhr and Perth will follow
their example tonight.
The United States senatorships,
MR. moAR Is REELECTED.
BosToY, Jan. Is -Billoting for United
States senator was us follows First ballot
-lium, las; Long. 20; Bowerman. ~;
Crapo, 4; scattering, 2. lioar was declared
rc. elected.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Jan, ~ Three ballots we're
taken Tor United States senator to-day,
" thuut result The fret ba lot stiod
Window, IS; Wilson, 80; Cole, IA; Hubbard
s; Dunnell, IL; Davis; 3; Start, 1; Strait. 9;
Gilman, |; Armstrong, !; Berry, I; Gas, Q
Farmer. 3 Kindred, o, total, liG necessary
10 choice, ~. Caucuses were callcd of dcn,.
oc -ais aud of Window men Ia the evening.
htCuiGAS.
DETROIT. Jan. lS.--0n the first ballot for
senator today In joint convention of the
legislature, Ferry received 90; Stout, 80,
scattering, among III candidates, 20.
Milwaukee Holocaust.
STILL DRIVING.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. is.--Two bodies and
several small pieces Of remains were se.
cured from the ruins this morning, making