The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-29

Miscellaneous Foreign News.
STILL COMING IN.
LONDON, Jan. % -lleports continue oil
disasters by the gale in the Channel and
North sea.
o'DoSovAss SUCCESSOR.
LONDON. Jan. 2S.-James O'kelly, MEM
Der OF parliament for Roscommon has gone
TO the Soudan rs correspondent OF the Lon
don Daily News, TO take the place OF Ell.
mund O'Donovan, who persisted with the
l-iated expedition OF Hicks Pasha. O'kelly
at one time was connected with the New
York Herald.
THAT coLLIERY EXPLOSION.
LONDON. Jan. 2S.-A second exploring
marty descended into the mine in Rhondn
Valley, Wales. the scene of yesterdays ex-
plosion, but were forced to return by the
noxious gas. The works are y complete
wreck and sixty eight horses killed. No
trace has been found OF the first party of
explorers, three in number, including the
manager OF the colliery. The disaster
throws 600 men out OF work.
THAT GALE
LooDon, Jan. 2s.-Reports OF danger bY
the gale continues. The meteorological
Office finds it impossible to prepare fore
casts tor the north. The ship June, from
Liverpool for Calcutta foundered in
the Mfrsey and all hands
twenty .five) were lost. Many
Darques sunk in the Mersey dur ng the
storm At Newcastle. on Tyne the sDire
of All Saints church was badly damaged
and the roof partially destroyed.
In Ireland railway train WAS overturned
near Londonderry. Sixty yards OF the en-
bankment OF the Northern railway was
swept away and the mail train had mar
row escape.
As the restoration of telegraph communi-
cation progresses disasters by the gale pour
in. The mail steamer Thibet, for Bombay
has returned to Plymouth disabled, having
encountered a terrific gale l23 miles south
west OF Eddystone light. The breakwaier
Mt Port Erin Isle Of Man. costing go 600,
| 10 entirely destroyed. Dallith's wire facto.
ry, near Widnes, has been demolished, the
| buildings, engines, boilers, etc, being II
mass OF ruins.
MINOR CASUALTIES.
By the explosion OF fire damp in col.
| liery R,wley, Slaiiordshive, five miners
were badly burned.
Sawwig, small manufacturing city on
| the southern coast OF Norway had many
| houses in the most densely settled quarter,
/ burned.
AREI tjloUs RIOT.
The smaU city Of Astorea, spain, was thC
scene yesterday OF religious commotiOu
| A party students under the leadership o
priests made an attack upon an EpElish mar
| a. d native. They even thre uened r.
/ burn tho Spanard The victims unavail-
| iugly appealed TO the police for protection
LANE DowYE,
encouragement OF Canada, was appoin ted
knight OF the Grand Cross of the Order o.
| ST. Michael and st Geo &c.
'FRIsCo's TRIBUTE To GARFIELD.
Professor Lense, of Nuremburg, has an
order from San Francisco tor n bronze
statue OF Pre- sident Garfield.
THE FORTE AND AMERICA.
CoYsTANrIHoPLE, Jan Is The United
States government supports the United
States minister regarding the treaty IL
| nothing to enforce its views. The porte holds
as un ounded the fears of America that hel
citizens will be placed in an inferior position
as compared with subjects of other powers
rhe convent on guarantees America thu
m )st favored treatment.
NEW MINISTRY To BE CREATED.
81. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2S.-It is PROPOSED
to create a ministry OF imperial policI
under the direction OF General IchervUfi
which shall deal especially with interna
politics.
ARRIVED AT MOSCOW.
Moscow, Jan 2S.-B,di-s OF the victims o.
the Jeanette Arctic expedition have mr.
rived here. The American resident
placed flowers and wreaths upon the bier
AIlAlHi THE lLUAl
CAIRO, Jan. 25.-It l., stated that Genera
Gordon, before his departure for the Sou
dan, Telegram ed Colonel Certlogsr, COM
msnder at Khartoum, to send . trusty
messe ger 10 r Mandi ordering Cartlogal
to suspend operations until Gordon's ar
rival. six huLdred men have LETT Cairo To-
Suakim.
HUsTERs POINT. l.. l., Jan. 2S.-ChArle
A. Rugg. confined in jail, charged with as
sault on farmer Sprague Friday morning
confessed he committed the crime.
DIR LAsKKR's FUNERAL.
BERLIN, Jan. 2S-The funeral services
over the remains Of H.n. Lssker at thu
new synagogue to day were participated In
by 8 zoo persons. The ineirior OF tn.
ia fS'n's mourning MSs Among %ns those 'p pres
ent were Levetzeur and Alderman
president and vice. presided of the Reich
stag, former Ministers Berputh, Camphen'
sen and Belbrueck, the municipal council!
lors aud town councillors OF Berlin: leading
representatives Of the conservative ant
clerical parties, including WiDdthnrs r.,
vsrsity of Berlin. A. 4
o'clock the relatives Of the deceased tool
their places n front OF the catatslque
Students OBLIGATED as guard OF honor
After the services. which were accompanied
by the organ, DR.. FRANKIE, chief rabbi, de
livered an Grafton drawing a picture o
Lssker's life. He thank the brsv
cit zsns of the United States VIII
offered the representative of the Germai
people a nospitabls and honorable recep
tor. The choir then chanted ptalm, al
ter which d.. Frederick kappe addressed
the assembage, closing with reques
to be permitted to reposit in the nam
and by order OF his party wrestl
on the coffin. In his speech he reviewe'
the lite of the deceased. At the doors Of tn
synagogue we're stationed doorkeepers an
messengers of the reichs,sg and district
who carried their slaves of Office.
A CRANK sTAR-GsZER.
Professor KlinkerfuaS, astronomer. sho
| li,,aalt In, he nj sor nf GOtttncen 10