The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-01
OTHER SUNDAY NEWS.
A Threatened Uprising OF 'he Blacks
In Georgia.
The Angry Atlantic Now Sailors
Crave Yard.
And Miscellaneous Sabbath Events
InrrAlL oR KnAHT0UM.

were encountered near Hellysh. sixty OF
tina euemyis cavalry charged the Bashi'
Basouks sud put them to light causing
panic among the infantry, who also neu IN
GREAT disorder General Gordon returneu
10 KhAr,oum. Notwithstanding this cheek
he declares that KhGrioum 10 quiet anu
CAtRo. March S0.-The rumor Is current
that General Gordon surrendered hhhr'
toum some dsys ago 70 atheiK representing
El Mahd. and that three days aiterwnrd he
and his secretary were arrested and imPrls'
oned. The vice consuls Of France, Greece,
and Austria were not molested, nut they
are forbidden TO leave the town. SIR hvey-
Ia Barring, the British minisier here, has
sent communication to the governor OF
Berber insisting that he ASCERTAIN the tue
position Of General Gordon.
sAhR Storm.
PHuAprLpHIA, Marcn 30 "A heavy gale
here last mis- ht drove ashore several small
vessels. The schooner Riyetdale sank IA
collision and Captain Masley aud four OF the
crew we're drowned
hEGEo UPRfsINo.
SAVANNAH, GA, March 3O.--Lste last
night the mayor Of Ssndersv lie ielegraphed
for l go rounds OF ammunition. lie said a
negro uprising wasimminent, communist
mi.safy had thrown the negroes into great
excitement by urging the massacre OF the
whites aud the confiscAtlon OF property.
The town 70 iorrogized.
A .pecinl 10 the News from Sandersville
Mt 8 O'Clock D. m. reports the excitement a.
lsyed aud The trouble almost surely ayerted,
THE EGYPTIAN PROBLEM.
PARIS, Marco 30.-rbe Gsuiois save;
Esrl Granville has asked the powers 20 as
sent 10 an Engii.h proteotorate over Egypt
for FIVE years on she basis u maintenance
OF the nominal suzera nty Of Sultan Iur'
KEY ard the basis Of international treaties,
Engiatd guaranteeing 20 order Egypt 70
meet her financial engagements. Austria
has concerted, also Germany Gnu Ruesih,
under conditions looking to the arrange
meuts OF the debt3. France opposes Eng
lands proposal, but probably VIII room
give her consent.
rHE LOWER MISSISSIPPI FLOOD.
NEW ORLEASa, March 3O.-The Plea
yune's Vcgsnurg special eays Othceis OF
the Alchor Line steamer Arkansas Guy,
which arrived this evening reports that Ka-
leigh landing. i.2 miles below Illewarfe
leves. broke asst night and the water Is run
ming thrOurh at a terrible rate. Inc break
isa0usrter OF o mile wide and IL widening
city miles above here, in East Carroll par.
ish, Louisiana. one OF tae most i'm portant
leyees on the river, built by the government
last wear. the water is going through II
break aud will overflow the southern
portion OF East Carroll and all
Madison and Tsnsas parishes,
and causing he foundation OF many OF the
largest plantations OF Louisiana. Otiioers
ni tue r. lice steamsr Carroll report the
Yazoo sad rallahbchie was falling and
everything IN that section looNs promising.
A Bayou Sara special says: fha upper por.
ton o. old RoUoure leveo brose yesterday
morning IA front OF the residence OF
a. Lswns The break was 100 feet wide
and deem. The adj joining leyees are still
eafe. but In bad condition. The river at
this point fell halt al inch in past twenty
four hours.
QUEENSTOWN March 80 Arrived ont:
British Princess Peruvian; New York, Or
rived; Adrstic Antwerp.
BLOWING GREAT GUNS.
NEWPORT, X. l., March S0-The wind
reached velocity OF fifty miles per hour.
From ali points on the New England coast
come reports OF smaller crafts driven
ashore
BELGIAN BLAcK-LRG.
LONDON, March 30.-Captain Jaubert, q
distinguished Belgian officer, is now under
going trial by u military court appointed
by the minister OF war at Brussels on the
charge OF cheating at baccarat while play
ing al the club at Client. Several Begians
deposed that Jaubert won heavy sums by
unfair practices. The affair has caused in
tense excitement in Belgian society.
DtsM.RcK's PROBABLE RETIREMENT.
BKRLTs, March 30.-The question whether
Bismarck will quit the Prussan ministry
and conhne himself TO the imperial chanoel-
lorship ~ being debated.
MAssIHo THE FORCES.
COLUMBUS. March 30.-rhe latest moye-
ment 60 RET moro force at Cincinnati Is to
send the police force OF other cities aud
towns and clear the streets.
Colonel Peacock. commanding the govern
ment guards; Captain Biss, commanding
the ith battery, Springfield, Illinois. with
two guns; Captain Hunt, commanding
.hc ninth battalion, Springfield; Major
Harper, commanding the nrst battery,
Cleveland, four guns; Captain Smitbright,
com mandlng, and Major Thorpe will arrive
from Cleveland at 8 O'Clock with the iitin
regiment mum oeriDg about 300 men. In
aadiiiona det'chment IS expected from
Toledo.
GALVESTON oRrsr.
GALVESTON, March 30,--About ~ o'clock
tonight Officers Rsddo and Friich had their
attention sttrscied TO a suspicious noise In
Freiberg Il Klein's whole.ale liquor estab-
lisbment on the Strand. Fritcu immedi-
atcly stationed himself at the front door.
Rsddc went to the rear, revolver In hand,
and quietly bounced on a man in the en-
trance Another individual ineide the
ftore, not understanding the situation.
walked right under the muzzle OF Reddo's
revolver. and the Two safe robbers, for such
was their occupation. were pluckily held Mt
pistols point by the officers until assistance
arrived The thieves, taken unawares, had
dropped their revolvers. The flash OF
dark lantern revealed full set OF appliances
for safe blowing. Morris Frank and Au-
gust Schmidt are the names given by the
pris ,ners. both OF whom are villainous
looking specimens Of humanity. They
have been in The city only two days, having
come from New Orleans via Houston.
rHE PENNSYLVANIA LABOR TROUBLES.
PfrrsDuAe, March 30.-A dispatch from
Clearheld, Pennsylvania, says: The an
nouncement that prominent companies,
-. Goal Qxrbapgp
will reduce wages In ell departments oil la
Dor Tuesday next, April LIST. has created
the liveliest excitement throughout the
Oiearntlj and Broad Top districts. The
Miners L Dion isvery strong. The Knights
Of Labor organization has taken deep IN
tersst 10 the sffairs OF the Golfers ascot |
alton, sno spirited ana prolonged strike
will lie inausurated unless there Is some |
modification I'm. or entire abolition OF the
new schsdn'e.of inning rates. Fully 800
difc0Sfautfd miners are ready TO throw
down their tools and leave their work ss
aucuratlon OF tie STRIKE. The fight in the |
far pprthsrn eud OF Clarified county IL
ma petiled vet, and II Is possible that the |
oollsers OF Westmorelsnd, Blair and other
couuties may yet decide to join the move
ment against tbs reduction OF wages.
rnspds a reduction OF expenses. % the
other side, the miners assert the action Is
unWarfsnted and arbitrary. |
Il Il o1lite evident that cosl transportation
apprehend extended and CON-
nlio.ter d.ffi culties OF lawiess and disas.
IRONS uorisirg. e all arrangements bad
6seo perfected to place q large, strongly
<ou;oppd and wsll-fr'l'ed dttschment OF
~ coal and iron police in thote districts
~Iers there il no regularly constituted con-
rfabulsrg. AID where vslueole ana perish
"a colisery property might poesibly be ex
1ossd 70 mob violence Another speSSs'