The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-01
miscellaneous Foreign News.


LONDON, Aprtl %. 1t is sia ed that large
numbers OF emiGtsnts are going to Canada
this year from the Continect.
John o Conner Power, member OF the
house OF commons fer county Mayo. has
sbandcue Ell iha Psrnelites and joined the
independent liberals. He will contest an
Eugish constituency at the next general
| election
CHEATING TIRE CUBANs.
MADRID, April 2J.-While the Agueroe
expedition was in course of preparation
| certain Spanish republicans OF extreme
views sent m agent 10 America TOR the
purpose OF fomenting the movement.
Ths,r hope was that the movement could
be made TO assume such proportions
| q hat its reaction would be felt in Medrid.
The republicans promised Cuba selfgoyern-
mept aud declared that the relations be-
tween Spain ami Cuba would be mede sim
liar TO those between England and Canada.
THE MAN OF BLOOD AND IRON.
BERLIN April 25.-Prince Bismarck is
preparing q radical revision OF the constitu.
ton OF the empire. He proposes TO amend
the elso;iou law, making new classified.
ton OF electors and creating permanent
poe upon the deputies OF the reichstag an
oath OF fidelity to the Constitution, the OBJ
iec, being to exclude socialists from msm-
bsrship. If the reichstsg rejects these
changes, the German princes Will be con-
voked ia accordance With the terms OF the
present constitution to frame new con-
stitution embOdyiDg Prince Bismarck q
ideas.
THE ENGLISH TURF.
LONDON, April 25.-At the Lsndown
| second spring meeting, the great Landown
hurdle race (hsndicap) wss won by Phan-
tom by four lengths; Marie Antoine.te.
second. There were four starters. The
free weller handicap r ca for 200 soversigns
was won by Penton by one length; First
fiddle, second; Hopeful, third. There
were twelve starters.
THE EGYPTIAN PROBLEM.
LONDON, April 25.--The British embasss.
dor to Turkey has informed the govern
ment that the porte insists If an Egyptian
conference be held at eli It's objects shall
inc nde the settlement Of political as well
as & suoial questions.
Official sdvlces from st. Petersburg and
Paris show both the Russian and the French
governments unwilling to DIS
cuss Earl Granviile's proposals in
view OF the absence Of any statement re-
garding the term Of occupation and policy
OF pac ficati0n. The Berlin Gazette saws
Germany is concerned only in The Hnsncial
question and will not touch the British pro-
posal unless the political question be ex-
Guided.
DULNELb IN a tEhmsQ
BERLIN, April 25.-ProDrietors Of the
Leading tteel works of Prussia, including
Krupp, inform their workmen that over
production compels them to reduce the
number Of working hours. Some have
threatened to stop work.
A CONSERVATIVE CRoAK.
LONDON, April 25.-Jhe Marquis of Sails
bury and Sir Stafford Northcote, conserve
tine leaders, replying to resolutions for
H. lin ,1r al va
set forth in strong terms that the lmpor.
lance Of appealing to the country is becom.
ing urgent. They declare the government
has lost the authority and influence abso-
lutsly necessary for the proper manage
ment OF the house of commons and foreign
affairs.
CHOLERA ABATING.
LONDON, April 25-Advices from India
state the cholera is abating at Calcutta;
Ono death from cholera is reported at
BOMBAY.
DUBLIN. April 25.--A canister. OF gun.
powder exploded this eveningin the area OF
the barracks on Ship street,
this city. Tbs windows Oh the
barracks kitchen were ahsttereo.
Officers dining in tho room directly above
were unipjurej, although several pieces OF
all rods two inches long were found scat.
tered about. No arrests.
IN THE soUDAN.
ALEXANDRIA, April pa native paper
publishes rumor that Khartoum has fal.
len, that General Gordon ia prisoner and
that the natives are signing petition
for an English protsctorate for ten years.
Troops from ShendJ have arrived at kor-
asko. They lost fifiy-five men on the jour
ney.
IoNpos, April 25.-The Cairo correspon-
dent of the Daily News says: A telegram
from Berber, dated April 18th, states
that reports Of the recent massacre
Shendy are exaggerated. The loss Of refn-
| gees and soldiers was only slight. Hus.ein
Pashs, governor Of Barber, s,ys he and his
garrison will die ct the post of duty:
sUAK1M, April 25-SOms uueas1ness is
felt here owing TO the presence OF O,man
Djgna at Houduk. The British men-of
wsr Briton and Rsnger are prepared to re-
nal Osman II he attacks the town.
Every lady uses Pozzoni,s mediceted com
plexion powder. II Is household treas
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