The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-06
The Gallant Commander aud a Hand
ful OF Men Escape.
For Use Ia the Grseley Relief Expo.
siti0n.
Parliament Assembles-Poin's OF tho
Queens Address.
Some Other Events in Alien Lands.
rHEIEaHSETrs's psAp.

Some Olher Events in Allen Lauos.
rHE EIE.SSETrs's psAp.
HAMBURG, Feb. The remains OF Lieu.
tenant DsLouR and comrades, OF the Jean
nette, will he taken to America tomorrow
by the steamer Frlsia, escorted by naval
officers q, u, Harber aud w. II. Schenizs.
Funeral services held te.diy were attended
hy the Hamburg Geographical society and
Burgomaster Peteron, representing the
PARLIAMENT OPENS.
LONDON, keb. > Parliament opened to-
day The queens speech announces con-
tinu5us friendly relations Sth all foreign
powers. Correspondence vi h France rela-
tive 10 Madagascar has tended to confirm
the cordial understanding between the two
countries. In conjunction with the presi-
dent of the uited states commission has
been appointed aud Is now sitting At Paris
to discuss the regulation Of the New
Fouudgnd fisheries. Tie agreement with
Portugal respecting the Congo and adj jacent
territory has been formed. Ihe diplomatic
relations with Mexico are in fair way To
soon being rescind,G. A treaty OF COM
moroe with Turkey is under discussion. A
commercial agreement with spain Is signed
and awaits the action OF the cortes. The
revision OF the commercial treaty with
japan is nearly completed, and treaty OF
commerce and friendship with Corea has
been formed. Last autumn the condition
i'm Egypt was Po satisfactory that insiruc-
tions we're given for eyacusting Cairo,
further reduction of English military iorces
and concentration in Alexandria, but In
Noyem her the Egyptian army in the Sou
dan suffered serious defeat; therefore the
order OF evacuation was recalled as pre-
caution against the possible effects OF the
rha nf tho A.
zion of Egypt remains the same as hereto
fore. and such counsels have been offered
the Egyptian government as prudent
regard for It's resources ana CONDITIONS
seemed require.
carrying out the resolution OF the khedive
| TO withdraw from the interior OF the SOU
dan, A favorable issue Is expected to the
negotiations with the 1ransvaal delegates.
/ The revenue OF the current year, II IS ex-
/ pected will not fall short OF expectations
/ The condition Of affairs in Ireland con-
tinues TO show improvement. The passage
| Of measures soon 10 be presented to parlia-
| nent Is urged. These provide Tor further
extension of tho franchise throughout the
! United King lom and reform OF local gov
ernment. The aim will be TO secure
! greater efficiency in administration and en-
! largement OF the powers OF rate papers, IN
| cluding the regulation OF trafhc in lntoxi-
| eating houors A plan will be proposed Tor
the extension OF municipal government TO
the whole metropolis and bills relating -
the security OF lie and property at ~, "
! The suppression Gi corruption at Lrnlons'
| and the promotion of education ps'u ni"i"F
ity. o,n
MS DEFEAT CoYFIBSkD' -.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-Lsts, disPstches felt-
crate tho previous rep9rs tha' p. DIAer pasha as.
pas eI met T,in Kim 5oo een He was advancing
,,,Ian at,acred His losses in Killed anu
trnnnded a,y1dnt 10 1900 men. Baker,
v,;,h The reaIfant of his force, succeeded in
reaching funketat where the gunooat
Rangern lying. Baker Pasha intends TO
nrr1nr.-d Immediately TO Suakim in the
Ryeer. .,on.,s
" C,tpo. Feb. 5-rhe khediye has tele-
gram from Baker Pasha, reporting his dc.
feat near Tokar. HIS Losses we're oOo
men. four Krupp cannon and two Gailing
inns The Turks and Europeans fought
we'll. Baker Pasha will return at once 10
/ Tuekim with The rem tiuUvr oi ais force.
rifE PROPAGANDA TuHEATESEp.
Rour. Feo. 5.-Hne pops couyoSei the
cardinals to-day 90 make provisions ior ne
interests OF lure-sn missipnar-s, oNing to
/ me threatened conversion OF the property
M the propaganda by tuc / aiAl courts
+ irt, rsut.s The court of cessation has
/ already decided that tbs must be cone'
/ rUinRtp DEFEAT.
| LoypoE Feb -AdWc's rom 9I''sNi In ~
-c,o~r thrt rumorT ~" Nr'val 90 ne ei-.
I fec that Baker Pasha has been ueiea'e"
aud suffered great loss
ATTACHING TrE DEAD.
/ BERLIN, Feb. . The Conservative papels
mpde yioeut attacks on tae memory Oh
! Herr Ll-Eer, rae NorI beug.Cue .. t,t,
aeiemis the ab'euce Ot the ministry rom
/ the funeral ana declares 10 is no more
/ rroof of the degeneracy o. unlitica morals
ms charged by the liberals tnnn would oe
/ the refusal ct the Ennli-h cabiset TO attend
the funeral Of Mr.. ,Brsdiaueh.
SIuILIsT NOTE.
WARSAW, Feb 5.-Iuquiry into the Nj
hiist intrigues at the Imperial Marie IN
stitute resulted in the dism iss-
al of the drectress, @iooW
OF the counsellor OF state.
tScLtSEn TO CREDIT THE RuMoR.
LospoY, Feb. BIN the lobby OF the
House of Commons the rumor that Gen-
Baker army had been annihilated IS con-
sidered authentic. Another report says
Baker lost 600 men, nut hopes OF MS es-
cape are enter aimed.
ANur FOR rEoTEcrtoNIsrs.
PANS. Feb 5.-Citizen Dunnag, recent
II 10 in A r,erica. at q meeting Of the mechan-
les yesterday, said American worknen
we're better paid but not better oil thGn
French artisans. French machine work IS
better than the Am, ricon for the reason
, that il yyng NOT 90 rApid. FrenChmen were
tres- 10 come and 90 from shop u shop
! than the'Amcricsn. II Is not unusual Tor
+ American shops to forbid the employment
, of trades unionists This Is violation oil
personal liberty.
A CHAR JOHN ISvEsTNEST.
LoNpoN. Feb. 5.-Atnericn has purchased
the Dundee whaler Thetis, TO be used Tor
the relief ot the Greeley expedition. Inc
|, Thetis is GOO tons DuideD, and the strong
. est and staunchest of the Dundee whains
r fleet.
A RKvOLT FEARED.
}, LONDON, Feb. 5.-A Berlin dispatch re-
:, ! morris that ad vices tave been received iroul
}, Madrid 20 the effect that dangerous synp'
's toms OF disloyslty arc manifesnng them
r selves in the Spanish army aud anotner TO
volt is feared.