The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08

ing Sneikh, who has bssa regarded =
}, friendly Ia the English. has stopped A0-
niral IIewitts proclamation on ihe ground
Of par,i0n rllsred baiors tho rebels ask "
More trouble will osrteinly follow.
scEsE IN rus anIcmsrAo.
] BEnLIN, March u fhe rs,chet.g to-day
after the president had been rs-1lsftsd, that
funciionary announced the death of Hese
Lasker nnc other members during tue re-
cess tho depusies feniain.d f'andiuG
~hile the announcement vas hsing msds.
Riossit, independent, speaking. 80 he ex-'
planned, ON the order of the day, sxpressed
thanks In the name OF Laskef's fslends Tor
the many iOkons OF sstnpaihy ,c<ived.
lie w,s particularly erAtefui to
OF the house OF Ieprsssnts-
tlves. The president Informed
itickeit thai ho was cepAi ting from tue or
der ol tue day. llaNmurst.in, Ia behalf OF
the conservatives protested ng'inst the 40
lion Of kckerJ aud ngGinst ihr cOnrse pur-
| sued by tho Anrrcln coneress D.. Hsc.
nel, progfestlouiei, admitted tuai Rlckert
had pissed outside The order OF me dav,
bat poinied out lhni this ouly tb0wed ds.
fec, IN the usages OF the house. 10 referred
TO Ricketts, praise OF the American con.
| gress, vher upOa the presidents reminded
Eim that he too was departing from the
order OF the day, but he continued 10
speak. He said ne had perhaps broken the
| rglcs nui ne considered a. Wa ms iiAi aud
pleaded extenuatiug circumstances when
a body like congress" he sad. adopts tlat-
| tering resolutions Se should pay ns much
regard % them as In oousOnance with pay-
liamentary usage" Baron Won Mal.zahn
! cOntended the rules Of the house offered no
q ouuds Cor Il statement Ike Rickcrt's for
any reference or iDr resolution oi foreign
parliament not officially comm unioated to
the rtiohiag. He insisted tGa. he rules
Ia ;ha hsuse should be- Uphold There was
40 dofect la tho rules Of the house, but
there was Ia Tho manners u ths
house, ~ was clearly proved by
the fecl that the LETT hnd al empt-
ed TO cry down Hammerstein'a protest.
RlcEer, explained that tbs ieit bad inter-
rupled Hammerstein, because. coltraryto
the rules OF tho house, he had read his
statement. The lett, he dcclares, cared as
littlo for Hammer tein's prote0i asthey did
for the unius,itahls reference OF Bismarck.
This declaration was followed by great
uproar. IA soon a3 order was restored,
Won B1ettioher. imperial secretary Il the
interior and representative OF the chercel-
or, esld he heard absolutely no hing of any
refsrlno on the psr o, Bismarck. II the
Latter was requested 10 inform ,ho reich
itsg OF the resolution adopted by tEs
American congress anu did want ne be-
lieved right In the matter, his action was
noi tubiscs 10 Criticism He concluded
by protesting against any criticism OF Bis
mercE. DR.. Brown stated the rnles Of the
EtatlHiAE were DbrtN ht kNbNs bi flt Ifu5-
sian andtGg, Ia which an eulogis 10 speech
ou toe occasion OF the death OF Richard
Golden was ruled on, OF order. Rickegt. re-
plying to Won Boetiioher maintalncd that
the depUiies hsye perfect right TO criti.
cise tho official acts Of the chancellor. DR..
Noller, progyessionst, began his speech by
directing attention 10 the banner hanging
in the hall which had been presented 10 the
reichaag by tue Germep americans, Dut
he was at once called b erder by the pfe:i-
dent ard the discussion closed.
Riokert before toe opening OF Tho rcich-
stag, informed different groups oi the
speech he intended 10 make. He
said the speech had bsen drawn up
after consultation with the leader OF the
new party. The members Of the centre
promised not to interfere, but
ihe conservatives protested ,gainst
| is generally revreicd La.ker's nams was
made the subject of stormy discussion.
| Tie coaduct Of the pres dent. reichstag 10
| gene ally commended.
H0nnRD At 4 PARIS HOTEL. 80
! PArIs. March 1.--Augu8ius Havus WAS
lobbel at the Hotel Continental to-day OF a
check tor kloO0 and quantity of bap. notes
end diamonds 81 f'
TRYING To dynamite RoTascHiLD.
VfETRA, March IA quantity OF dyna-
mite aud nitro-a lycerine vas discovered ina
house 10 Favarllin, suburb opposite the
stion Is tha. II wss inIendvi 80 explode the
mansioA through the se@eis,
wAvERISo III THRIR ALLEGIANCE,
6UAEIM, March IA deputation Of tha-
tribes which fought esainst the British at
Iebe nre now here. lt is reported that the
tribes under Osman Digna wayer in allegi-
ance az the news Of the British victory be-
comes moro widely known.
ANOTHER auPTY Red HAT.
ROME, March Tine death OF Cardinal
Camille De Pa'ro is announced. He was
cardinal, bishop and dean o. the Sacred COL
lege
BURNED -gTRIKE-DRITfsH TRADE.
LONDON, March 7.--Obsd gicks PARK mills
near Manchester, have buried.
Two thousand weavers hGye struck owing,
to threatened reduction oi wages.
British imports Tor February decreased
compared, with February last year c2S9 900;
exports increased t627,0l0
CLOSING III
PARIS, March Later elvices from Tom
quin say that General M!lo', commander
OF the French inud forces, with his staff,
has crossed from IL tnoi 20 the right bank
o. Red river, and ls Edvauc'rg el'rC the
rigaE hauk OF the canal OF rapids 20 effect
junction With General .ieertrie, who has
lsft Hoidguong for BAG Mini. Another col
umn is advancing % the nOits to cut oif
the re reat of Chinese fighting at Blo Mini.
Immediate measures will be taken 10 block
ade the Della and suppress piracy.
DYNAMITE SCARE AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX March 7.-Laent tenant Governor
Eicheh has recsived intelligence from OF
tawa that the dynamiters are expected 20
iuiure government property here. 4 num-
bor OF special constable were sworn in and
extra precautions viii be taken day and
night.
LIFE OR DRATH?
Sr. THOMAS, March AT the forsign
Clusulates at Jackmel 2S) refugees await
the presidents decision of executive or par
don. In a riot IN ProvincetOwn, Trinidad,
the police fred, killing two rioters end
Wounding several.