The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12


power 10 eyaouaio or retain Khartoum, rs
be hicks Dr.
ruE KuEpiyE CRANKY.
CAIRO, Feb. ~. The khedive app aTs %
4. 900 q dtul0rnblc oondit on. lie lA1ors
under tie do,uslou that there ~ a not 10
poison him aud scuds his Wiie TO the kitoh-
en daily % Inspect his food.
MARINE AUToCRAr.
The British Admiral Hewitt has refused
o. lJw lrouch aud Italian gun boats al
Sulkcu t0 land wru to protect French ana
Italian subjcc. respectively Iuu Turkish
squadron 40 tho PursiAn gulf VIII shorty
b. ordered 20 the Red Sea.
Z. MAHpI
has sent 5000 pound, it'rllng 10 the guar
dinu8 OF MahOmop- grave NJ Medium
CDuRBgT KICKING,
PARIS, Feb. l0.-Admiral Courbet has
written 20 the minister oil marine bitterly
complaining of being superseded by Gen
erul N lot in the command oi tie french
| forces IN rouquln, Just as ne was ABOUT 10
attack Bacnllh, aud Admiral Courier Fays
! the rsiuiorcpments he demanded IN OCTOBER
/ la,t renchsd MIN TOO late, and the force Is
even now inadequate for the contemplated
operations.
REVOLUTION ~ CRETE.
| CoNsrANrihouLE, Feb. l0.-A revolt has
broken ont m Crete u consequence OF a
! Turkish attack on the privilege OF the
! Greek patriarch. Leading Crttelns declare
! they cannot Obt ain redress ana have mere
| fore taken tu arms. The ports sent orders
] tn the uu. uorlti's al Symrut uuu SAlonlch
/ to dep tsl 20 Crete all avail able soldiers
/ CO. the number Of Ht East 5,CJO. The porte
Ia sending troots 20 El hGdjah Arabiu,
where ennis. aries of Z. MahGi are iomrnt-
/ ing disturbances.
MurrrBrEGs or MuTlEY.
SrhKIN. Feb. 10 The body of H1behr
| pssugH blacs troops are showing slfus ol
ImutiuV. They wished u return 10 caro-
land raised Their muakets IN t1reatcrlng
manner, whereupon they were surrounded
! bu SAruuutZ trOOps, VINO soon cowtu the
mutineer8 and 400 blacks vii. be sent
| from SuaEim tomorrow me remtIL-
der will soon follow. During the
recent battle the Gaireson n,
Token on hearing The Egyptian guns made
gallant sorte fro % town against the rebels
| but were COW PEELED 10 fight their way back.
| Rebels are reported within Elk miles OF
| Souakin and Egyptian the cavalry are re-
conu0itering and the British ships are pre-
pared 10 receive the rebels.
SIGNIFICANT.
CAIRO. Feb. 2O-The natives greet III
Mahdrs portrait, publicly offered for sale,
with the exclamation: GOD grant the
RESISTING THE REPUBLICANS.
NApRIp, Feb. 1.-The republican meet
| ing Gunoul ced 20 be held ut the AlhamDra
theatre was prevented by the authorities,
and the crowd which had assembled o'u-
rtly dispersed. The government haV =
prohibited the proposed grand republican
banquet on Monday, separate banquets
have been organized which will be attended
by ten persons each in order 10 evade the
law regarding public meetings. These
demonstrations are projected to com mem
crate the proclamation .of the repuoic'
February II, 1873.
MINISTER HUNT ILL.
ST. Petersburg, Feb. 1O.-Hunt, uniteo
States minister, is quite Ill. Mrs. Hunt has
received telegram OF sympathy from
President Arthur.
ABOUT TO DE REALIZED.
PARIS, Feb. 10 AT II banquet TO leading
mem bers OF the scientific press, DeLesseps
stated that the scheme for creating sea III
the desert of Sahara would shortly be re-
allied. Roudaire, the French photographer
VINO conceived the project OF cutting
through the dunes which separate the
Mediterranean from the desert IN oruer ~
transform the erid sands into fertile coun-
try. is about to start to Tunis with the
necessary firman from the sultan to begin
operations.
RECALLED.
A Admiral CALDER, commander OF French
forces at Madagascar, hes been recalled
! DENIES 1T.
LONDON. Web, 1O.-The Marquis Tseng
Chinese ambassador, denies he is going u
Paris 10 resume negotiations with TINT
French government ON the Tonquin ques
ion. Last ndvices from Pekin instructed
him Ia remain In England to await further
orders.
MARY ANDERSON
Has invited the members OF the dramatic
| profession TO free performance by ner ~
the Lyceum, Tuesday.
| PEACE-MAKING.
BERLIN, Feb. 10.-The emperor is renew
ing efforts to effect the reconciliation o
Prince Frederick Charles and wife, and has
appointed Count Rauninitez in behalf o.
the prince 10 meet General Blummertha
in behalf of the princess to arrange BASH
OF reconciliation.
RUMoDELIHG THE ARMY.
LONDON, Feb. 10 Harrington, secretary
of state TOR war, has obtained the snnctlor
of the cabinet for his scheme TO increase thu
effective army. In this scheme the recruit
inr system is modified and the standard o
height made shor,er than in the present
one.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, Feb. 10.-The Turkish
am AMBASSADOR at London has been instructed
to inform Granville, the British foreign sec
, Rotary, that the porte declines to indicate
the basis for exchange of views in regard Il
Egyptian affairs, preierring to leave inilie
tive to Granville.
I The project of police recently arrested or
the charge OF being implicated IN falsely ao
cusiug persons OF coming currency, ha'
/ bc,n released. The councillor OF state wht
i ipstigated the arrest has been dismissed
, from office and the public prosecutor ar
rested.
CUTTING WAGES.
, LONDON, Feb. 10.-Owing to depression II
: trade in the north of England iron master
are reducing the wages OF workmen ant
, placing the men under twen'y'four hours
notice.
!, The Belfast shipbuilders, who recently
struck, have resumed work.
, MuRDKEoUs CREW.
New YoRK. Feo. l0.-The Internationa
> Working People association to-day com
meuded the assassination of Detective
Block and Klubeck in Vienna and expressed
! sympathy with Stall Maher, under arres
/ Tor their murder.
The Last Pound.
Mr.. Walter HAYNES. 147 York St, sgd
new. n. s. W., aflirms that he would spent
, his last pound for q bottle of ST. Jacobs OH
IL cured him OF rheumatic lumbago, will
/, which be suffer d so he could not rice from
r his chair.
A Cheyenne corresp ondent OF the New
York Times, who few weeks ago express
ed some views adverse TO the satisiao
tory working of female suffrage IN Wyo
ming territory. In a more recent letter ress
serts his views with emphasis and in,imate'
that the experiment will shortly come to al
end. Now" says he, that the stand has
been taken that the experiment OF placing
women on political equality with man II
, failure here, il Is no un
common thing TO hear men-and women
too-declare that mistake
, was made In ever attempting it," He
asserts that three-fourths Of the thinkira
, people of the territory are tired OF the
! measure, aud that when constitution Il
made for the admission Of Wyoming into
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