The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28
FOREIGN FACTS.
rbs Fall of fosar Creates isien'o rS-
eiiemtni IN London.
Our International sesndai.spirIt Of
the GtrmAn Press.
Other Interesting Flashes from AiAr
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! LoFDog, Fec, - -ihe fines article on
the Lsssrr inoide ssys that 1t lnl Bic
msrok ha, ohlsiael the opportunity Il
lh0R hii dlslisu % o., country which ar
| Euully rohs him o, thousands ~ cOu
scripts, Congress was ill'adTlaad Ia send
log the resolution. Aud Bsmsgot
vas ungrac'1gs IN retnrniAg it
Granting, hoWeysr, that BlsmsIek Wa;
right IN refusing prhiss u Herr Lssser
his organs are wrong Ia reylllns Minister
Sargent. The latter was only 0beylng hi
gov, rnmsnt and this - no reason way he
should be held up ia defiance oi lntsTnA
lion.l courtesy aud slmcst inlsTnAti onaI
lAg, to tho contempt Of the German pso-
Vie. IL Is seld tha' SaIssg IL hardly care
iui enough OF i0rm9 aud ceremonies to
please 4 court a. formal an Berlin. out q
worse moment 10 Try and induce him TO re-
sigp could hardly have besn chosen than
the present, when hls resignation would
still further strain the relations OF the tive
countries which ougbs 10 10 on excellent
terms.
ATgUrnsIc rIslps.
BssLIs, Feb. % -rhe DsIstoh Tage-
| blatt. commenting upon Bism aruk's reply
10 the Lsskor resolution, rapels the inter.
ference OF foreign Legislature in tho intes.
nal affairs OF Germany, or t,oisse the diplo'
| matte Intermediary method employed la
the transmission OF the resolntloa and then
says: Wa believe Herr Lasser was unknown
10 mnjority OF the congressman. Their
object IN adppt'ng tina resolution was "a
| gaia tae German vote in tho coming pres!.
dental election, aud win the love OF GeI.
mans Mt home who ire deslr0us TO throS
the Pat,s OF the Fsthosland wide opsn to
American imports.
DETAILS OF THE BuEREgpEx.
| BUkElN, Feb. 22.-r,ye SELLERS who or.
rived from rokhr report thu rebels beEe'.
ting the town Kept up Il constant fire oi
aiti lsEy and rides. Tuesday tho garrison
recognized tho necessity ~ ccpfe!ring with
he rehels. Wednesday Yakoob and Mac.
cslvI Enrndi, chief o; police, with u serGesn,
o, arullrrY wsut out and conferred with
lha reorl,. Ga returning they Informed
ths garrison they must surrender tbeii
arms Thursday. Many soldiers murmured
at this ard large proportion OF them
escaped during The night. TokAr was sur
rendered Thursday Us had oeen arranged
| WILL PRCyIsIoyED.
SuAHIx. Feb. 22-Fhs garrison ut Ksy
sala are reported 20 be ! 500 strong, with
sufficient supplies to last u fortnight.
| An ocRAE IDrL.
LONDON. Feb. 22.-Three survivors OF TIC
bark Ada Burton state that they cluug &c
the mas,s for five days and Nights without
food. The third day their dog tried to de-
YOUR one OF them. When rescued they
we're cas- ing lots to decide which OF the
three should die 10 turnish food for IL
other two.
| ASSUMED LARGE PROPORTIONS.
PARIS, Feb. 22.-rne strike OF coal min
ers at Auzn has assumed large proper
I ons. or II, 400 miners, only 4.COO are a
work.
LONDON, Feb. 2l,-Cpmmsndsr Goodrich
leaves ihe Thetis. recently purchased by
Americs for the Greeley Telet eIDeditioB,
ana takes command OF tho Alert, sloop oil
var, which tho English government sIds
to the expedition. Tho Thetis ssils for
| America next week.
THE FRINGE posEs - LORD DOUBTFUL.
LoKD,r Foo. 22.-'cae house OF lords
agreed to tho Marc is of Saiisbury's mo
lion to appoint comm'.sion on the hous
ing OF the poor. Tho s9fipce Of Wa.c1 nd
dresssd tho house on tas eubJecs. He spid
he had bean impressed 40 all classes had
besn regarding the condition ct the poor
He wss grn.ifei that tho royai commission
had bssn appointed to look into the mat
ter. Hs took the livsllett interest in tie
question and !elt hattsred st bsisgappoint
ed member OF the commission. Tbs
suhjsct wan not totally unknown to him
None could say tina lab1rsrs upan his Nor
folk estates uero sadly housed. The
princess speech was rsceiyod with cheers.
| WHO sUERrHDTRsD.
LoEpoE, Feb. 22-Esri Granville hss g
dispatch from the British consul at suskinl
10 the eff-ot hat only those of the garrison
OF rokar who had wivea surrendered to o.
man Dgna, tho remainder trying to reach
3uGkin.
General Graham, commander-n-chisf OF
the proposed pokar relief expedition. an
rouncee by telegraph his arrival at Sus.im.
He atNtes that 40 report OF the actual sur
render Of Tosar has yet been re-
csivrd. Troops were being landed 6t Triuk-
itat gi.h the utmost Rapidly.
BOUGHT ny B8lTf II GOLD.
LONDON, Fen. 22-Psrnyls amendment
coBGemning the government policy IN
| ireland was deb .ted III the commons Thu
morning. Q nopoGhue, liberal, csasuTed
the P.uelites Rpd ac3Ried ParBe'l al
hayug bumbugEsd Gnd g:mmoU-
ed the lriahmeh vita promise
which wera never oaizad. IT
wSg by such MsaDH, he sad, The Plrne lite,
had oh,ained power. AInoLgh he mad
separated himself 'rocl tho Parneliies, h
Gelied that no changed his political npln-
long. ODonoghue viniiC4.ed tho Gction OF
| the government in ltflsud.
P.PAL rlLtCY.
! ROME, Frb. % The pope has accepted
| Catd;da V II HobeniGhe'5 resignation OF
| ,ha sec OF Albauu. TIE pope refuses, how
| ever, " GpDTbVb buS htpblht'i vi N5itl
mai Won Hoheplohe 30 the soc OF PoseD,
pending tho agreement with Prussia re.
| gardiug that vacant see.
| LOST AT sFA.
| ST. JoHN. N. . Fsh. 22--The bark Ada
Barton hos been lost at sea. Nine OF the
crew persisted.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
| MAYAaUz, PoRro Rico, Feb. GA fire
| here de3 royed iOrLv'tT honses. The loss
is estimated az $50 900.
| CAUSED INrsNsE EXCITEMENT.
| LONDON, Feb. ~ Tho Grtstsst excite
meDt prevails n, ougbout London and in
Par i,ment at the news OF the surrender OF
rokar. The ministerS eve only able to con
firm the spPcal dispatches. 1t Is rot be-
iieved the rebels put the population to the
sword, tor il 10 understood that conditions
| Of surrender provided their lives should be
spared.
| PRsPARIN0 TO MEET THE RNaRaxscY
| LONDON, Fso. 22.-The ministerial con
ferencs on the fol- Of Toksr was short. Ad.
| journment was taken until Tomorrow
| pending the receipt OF further confrmatory
sdvicss. Ths secretary of state for wnr
aiterward had o cancellation III the war
office with tho Duke of Cambridge and
General Woiseley, adj ia tant general 1t l.
I reported that General Wol.eley ndvises tina
the campaign be continued against Osman
! Digma in order to prevent the rebss
marching north upon Boroer, and that =
de achm at be sent TO the rsliet OF the gar
ripOn at Kass Ia,
General Gordon tslegraphed in,tructions
10 Admiral Hewitt, commander at Suskim
to call c,nfersuca OF shelks OF the tribes
between Suakim ana Massowsb, for thr
| purpose of arranging the terns OF peace
and also to ask O,man Digma 10 meet Cor
don AZ Knart um.
Admiral Hewitt, not seeing his way
clear TO ret npon the instru ctions, has r.
ierred the dispatch TO the home govern
ment.
| ARRIsriNo RIGHT AND LByr.
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