The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-16
Miscellaneous Foreign Nevs.
TRANCE AND onIsA.


LONDON, " arch i5.--in Berlin 10 day II
was semi oiiicisly auuouno'd that The
principal covers OF Europe had agreed 10
join In the confederation proposed J 'intly
by Germany and Fianoe. Tor IA suppress
sion of ell anarchial forms OF ocialism. TIE
announcement was, ho~evef, coupled win
the statement that the country most nfce'-
sary To the success OF tho confederation,
5 switzerland, had finally aid uDrescrvenly
retrs ed to ioin The Swiss FEDERAL counc !
in the note of deolination, takes the posi-
ton that the nature oil the government 81
Switzerland furoids and renders unueoes-
sary the espionage aud discrimination pro
posed. and states ,hat so tar ~ SWISS eApe
ripnce has SHOWN the Bo-called anarchists
are of vulgar and un'niiuential lot o.
criminals, ana easily made amenaplo to
regular criminal laws and not worth the
especial notice Of tho government ~ COZ =
IL Ieration OF governments. The nttitoue oi
SSuzsil 4ad is a serious DISAPPOINTMENT 20
nismpyck, aud ~ Is believed, will eventu-
ally cause the abandonment OF the pfoposed
con !ederation. which would be )mpracti'
CA Die 30 long rs Switzerland offered . harbor
o anarchists.
~ rAr's THERE ~ MUCH UEEAsIEEss
In d. piomstiu .c1 caused by official 10.
formation from B-rhn / 'he elect hat
sudden and extraordinary activity has d.
yeloped 10 the German navy and the ln'
commanding tie immediate doubling oi
the number Of German marine sailors. New
submarine batteries on most ext-nsiV'
scale have also been ordered. The Germ an
government has also taken stapfio e'tth'
lish on permanent basis German con--
morcial station ~ Wet Africa.
BAKERS CORPS OF cow@RDs.
LONDON, March 10 --suskiL. advises state
that a panic occurred las, night among The
| Egyptian forces under Baker Pashn, who
are still In camp NJ u ireba. they got she
| notion the reoel. wpre approaching, becam r
| fir ghtened. .oox TO heir heels oef0fa panlc
I'll iyed. Two men, erroneouiy supposed
% oe rebel were killed. The troops re-
turning 10 Suskim cheer greatly tbs per
sonai neroism of Adams Frazer, the largest
man OF the Block Watch regiment. PWelvt
| Arabs were laid low BY mis- single bavonef
Dfummond, Of the ssme regiment, bay
ouetted Oman Disnas nephew. Fifty
men have left Chatham 10 bll vacancies In
the b ack Ws'ch regiment.
THE socIALIsrs-HosIRRY FACTORY BURNED.
LospoH Murcn 1.-THE communists
the grave Of the famous socialist, Karl
Mar Z. The polics will prevent the meeting
And NE oemei cry be closed.
T',e Midland hosiery factory at Bashford,
burned to-day. Loss estimated at "a 600.
TIE REBELS AWARE.
CAIRO. March l5.-There are indications
OF increasing activity on the ptrt OF the
rebels near the Nile, beyond Keoer. Ieit-
graphic communication Is cut OH. A
steamer descending the Nile was hired
upon.
THE LRPr's PROGRAMME.
PARIS. March I5.--The Left intend to an
Ca Qoniz s the continuance OF war operations
In Tonquin. They oppose the iurlher sac
rifice OF men ard expenditure OF money
~
LONDON. March 15.--A Suakim dispatch
dated ut II this morning gives anotner hc'
cnunt of the panic last night among the
Eeyptiaas in Baker Pasna's camps al
Zefcba Ii says false alarm was spread
tnat Oman Digne had rallied sud routed
Generai Grshsm's forces and was advanc.
ing. ,nenscing Zsreo8. The report produced
a panic among tho Egyptians, many OF
shom openly announced their symp"tny
with Osnan Digns. A riot ensued. anu
order was only restored by the arrest and
imurIsnnmen' NJ the mutineers, two oil
whom had To be bavonet'ed.
THe FIRST TRAIN.
C,rY OF MEXICO, March 15.--The first
through train over the Central railroan lsi'
thu, morning, taking A. j. C,ssat, OF Polls,
delohia. General Manager Robinson, and
sovarsl others. The train was comp 'sed OF
the priyate cars of Cassat and Robinson
The road will be epened to freight and Inn
tied passenger traffic April LIST. The reeu-
lar express traits with Pullman's COM
mences May lst.
PAprs March l5.-Adv;oes from Bacninh
dated Yesterday, state that General ne
gr,or. who led the French forces which
advanced from Hsidzuong, encountered
she enemy at Xairoy, bpt~esn SanRspong
and Sasbr,di. a severe BATH ensusd. The
enemy were at last forced to retreat. The
Wrench force. pursued shem into bacninh
| sy Ssngspong and found thai the eneMy
| had evacuated the town in great disorder
| The French combined TO pursre them IN
| me DIRECTION Of Shainguyen.. HaigtonR
d,sp.tchrJ n report that the p'rate'
| Mad can nred a small merchant steamer
near that town ana had murdered ths
! French captain ard eleven OF the crew.
4 In rHE souDAN.
I LcNpcS, March 15-la the commons To-
dnv. Huntington. war secretary, announc
"a telsgraphic com nunioation with khar'
toum broken, aud that a steamer pas -inl
dow, ire Nile from KhartoLm to rhendy
had beep subiec ed 10 continuous fus'l
AIDE Tor three days. He believed the, tribe
in that region in revolt A battsbon 0
British soldiers has been dispatched 10 h'
savan.
ELLA Bartlett, conservative, and Lebou
ch,r-. radical, alt-oKed the government
Fig Naur ice. under fo,eian secrstsry, re
fntes the charge that tAe relations betwee
England aud Germany we're unfriendlv
AID denied thai General Gordon was In o.
''e' VISIONS WALK ovHs.
LONDON. March Is Weston finished Y
aav his 6. 900 mile tramp in 100 days. ID
Norm an Kerr presided at the meeting hel
A. the fiuish. Canon Dnck worth and man
other pr nsuent temperance advocate
. were present. -