The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-15
FOREIGN FACTS.
ruler Details Of that Terrible battle
IN Egypt.
Tho Desperate yalor Of the Faualical
Arabs.
Miscellaneous Foreign News Notes.
THn BArTLH.


THn BArTLH.
LONDON, March l4.-Furthcr details OF
the desperate battle yesterday between the
Graham, forces aud the rebels. near tho
THmai wells, continue 10 arrive. During
the confusion which onsued when n o
Arabs made turr Wild rush upon
tho liritieh lines aud caused
them & retreat, ths neSspnp'r
reporters and other noncom bstaHts took "a
part IN Tho aifrAv and used their rsYolvers
freely and With deadly elect against the
enemy. After the battle Osmao's camp
aud three villages we're burned. Among
the trophies IN Osman'a standard taken and
Tewfik Bey recapiured. The Ri ish Losses
are considerably heavier than ht hrst re-
portol, Tho number killed ieaohe,
100 and wounded 100. General Ora
HAMS iorces are returning TO Susklr.
Osman Digna fed TO tue hilll. The
A rnbs retired before the English slowly Hud
aullenly. They we're defeated, but DOT PM
20 ront. They walked away Ma though
sauuiering through q bagsar, wan anus
folded or swinging at their sides. Many
were shot down. nut this did not hasten
their cOmpAn' ops' speed, judges OF ma
tive chsracter,say theArsbstire 80 eil cd oy
family lies that tho great loss OF lle " u
p
aud their sheiks.
l. was impossible to take prisone's. The
wounded Arabs would H. muliUuie-e, with
out utterlng single cry or moar and
watch tneir chance 10 stab the advancing
British with knife or spear. The viclors
walked among the wounded az so many Vi
ers. TIE wounded Arabs killed British
marine during tho night, and ,notner at
tempttd TO siab Colonel Stewart, while
his aid de'csmp was givlnR me
wouadcd men water. Admiral
Hewitt to-day sent out a fresh oircul, V 10
the trbea warning them that II they don't
obey the summons to submit, the ie'e OF
, the Arabs who ell at Tcb and Tamanieb
will oveftase them.
sUptIKiM's SUCCESSOR.
ST.. pETERsBUga, March IA --Oolonel Do
| byuski hes oeen appointed successor to
| Colonel Sudeikin Rs CHIEF OF the depsft'
mens In the military goVero0Tsnlp OF ~.
Petersburg Tor the preservation OF order.
A large secret fund has been placed ut his
disposal.
EN ROUTE FOR AMEHIoA,
LONDON, March IA -Degorieif the Rus
sian uihiiist believed 20 have BEEN the
! leader of tho party that murdered Colonel
8 IL eikim. arr we'd in England recsntly aud
has depar 80 t,i a ute tea.
aoae BRED TRtCHtSosI5.
BrRLta, aprcn II - rriohinosis engen-
dered Dy eating G-rman-bred pork end due
IN no wise to ACl, ricaa product, 10 rag-
Jag the various p'rls It Germany
PROHIBITS.
LYoSs, March u.-fne chamber, oil com;
merce pro,est5 against the mbsfgo OF
American pork.
HANrHQUAK. SHOCK.
LONDON, March IA "A slight earthquake
shock was iDIt ihis morning throughout
AlicaItee province, in southeast Spain.
7 Al
| GtAssoW. March 1.-The new North
| German Lloyd steamer Elder, on u trial
"Trip yesterday, attained u speed OF 10 l-i
| knots an hour.
| VIEWED. MAY March 1.-THE execu'
| ton Of Stephenson at Regina has been
| postponed I'LL April 3D.. The death wsrrant
lad seen received and ell preparati ms for
tks hanging completed when the order
staying II arrived. Many lndiaDs are
o. Rerine, aud It 10 reported they
will raid tho town II death sentence on
srephepsoa DO carried out. The author-
ties do not fear, however. John Stephen
son showed great GOODNESS aud asked for al
sxt ra rsPpiV Of tobacco. His brother,
orouce. was terribly excited and begged
tor mercy. The people OF Regina Eel tai
there chou d bs no further delay in carry
| ing cut the death sentence.
| rHKD DATE OF HIS Welt.
BERLIE, Marrh IL The ear will make
his pr, posed visit to Emperor William IN
May before the latter gees to Emo,
rHR raeNcH IN TosoUIH.
PARIS, MArcn IA General Millot, COM
mander of the French land forces In Tom
| quin. teleerephs rs follows;
PIANO HoA, March II We march d
this morning 10 Bacniuh. The hrs' br 4.
ade proceeding via Cni erred
IN brilliant mann'r the
heights OF Tsungson,. viii h were
protested by fire earth works. II 'eocol d
brigade, supported by a ao,illu, = pidiy
carried the def,nses of V ,tbucl
aud Laob CT, and resolutly ,pu :
of Dspcan. whicn we're occupied by com
bined movement. The details Of tn op-r-
atione succ eaed perfectly. he troops
marched admirably in spite OF the diilioui'
ground.
gupsn and l., ngson and establish scie n
Ilfic frontier.
PERUVIAN POINTS.
LIMA, March IA iva. q ,lveeton).-Tht
Montoneros abandoned CnicDicha sftsi
seigng much property. A force wa, SEM
in pursuit 1t is stat' that General fieroid
visited General Lynch, commar ding the
Chilisn forces Wednesday and had long
interview.
MORE PEAcRABLE.
LONDON. March l4.-G,neral Grahsm
telegraphs: The Sheikhs are more peacea'
Bile since Osman's defeat. 1t is expected
the road 10 Barber will be clear within ten
days. -
CABLE PROTECTION.
PARIS, March l4.-An international con-
yention for the protection OF submarine
cables has been signed by twenty seven
del gates, including the I'm ted States.
NOT GUILTY.
LONDON, March II charles Bradlaugh
plead nos ulty in tue action against him
| for voting in tho h0dsc of commoos.
ANARCHISTS RAIDED.
PEsrH, March IA The police to-day
made a raid upon the haunts OF tho al :
ar hists Tney arrested Editors Zukunit
and SlcntzAwa and thirly-six other per-
sons.
THE ACCIDENT INSURANCE BILL.
BERLIN, March IA The debate upon the
accident insurance oil was resumed IN the
Reichs az to-day. Lobien and Bamberger
urged he bill be ref. rred to a committee
Thi. YVES opposed by Loewe Won Boetiich-
or, home secretary, who said the object
@, the bill was 10 remedy greas evlie
and cut the ground away rom
THE teachers OF social revolution. he i'm.
plored the Rsicntsg not TO regard the bill
a. a parry measure, bu. look upon 1t as q
reform measure which would conduce to
the general good.