The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-27
Misec ciiansous Foreign News.
KHAlrouM QUIET.

KHAnrouh QUIET.
KHARToup, Feb. 25.--Thc city Is tranquil.
The market is fuu OF Arabs daily. Who
bring in produce, the prices OF witch have
fallen nne-aslf unee Gordln'e arrival.
TEv.R PgKvAILis0 AT rlMAr.vg.
Pshp, Fuh. 26.-Advices from Madsgss-
car NAle that fever is rife among tho
Frenchmsn Al Tsmatsve.
rnRsiTuATinN AT suAKiN.
SuAxIN Feb 26.--rhe condition OF afiirs
here ~ critical The Turks In command OF
The Nubisns who refused 10 20 to Trlnki-
tat, have resigned. The transport Nasra,
which rem ashore, Is sinking.
DEATH or Two TREsou orsERaIs.
PARIS. Feb. 20 --GenerHis ScnrAmm and
Dawimpfan ara dead lhP former entered
the army in 1890 when only 10 wears OF
sge, aud bsioro completing the 2ith year
of his age was a bIicaiier general. DsWimp-
len, duriag the Franco Pfus,ian war 70.
c3ivod m order dstsd August osih ap--
pointing him oommaudef-ln chief in case
Il Marshal Mcmahon being disabled.
Sept, N Der lst, duriSg the battle OF Sedan.
hearing that NoMshon was wound
ed he proiuced his com mission
and assumed chief command. He st once
reversed the orders for capitnlations al
ready given, siill hoping for victory. The
order dirtctlrg e tue retreat came from the
emperor and not from him. General
DeWimfpen thereupon proposed 20 the.
emperor that they should try ard save
.hcm selves by endeavoring to cut their way
through TO Csrignon. The emperor would
not consents, the general of r. d his resig.
nation, but The emperor would not accept
It, and all lett for him TO do was TO accsde-
aud sign the sapitulation OF the great army
under his com mmand.
MINISTER hunt DYING.
ST. PETERSBURG, FEB. 26.-Uniied States
Minister Hunt is dying.
AvgsGsYuL STUDENT.
A student Of the university of kazons
shot m official Of the EGa,erinburg tribu--
nal Revenge.
poupLv.rspRp VERDICT.
LONDON. Feb. 20. The Duke OF Marlbo--
rough testified to-day in the Lady Ayles-
ford slimony suit. The case then
the plai n;ifr the amount claimed, but gave
verdict for defendant on the c,unter claim
for moesta alton, which consisted In calling:
Lsdy Aylssiord's baBtard son Lord Gaern--
sey.
CATTLE fnorrcTIon ELL.
Tho lords have passed bill tor the better
prevention Of toe Introduction OF The loot
and month disease by foreign cattle.
THE ovIB-DuE sgRvTA.
LIVERPOOL, Feb &.-Fhe steamer Re
public from New York, reports she pessed
the Serya shortly s'ter she did the Eng
land. The Ssrvia was then proceeding fast
under steam.
THE ooMMoas' sxw srsAKEB.
LONDON. Fab. 26.-Artbur Wellesley Peel
was unanimously elected speaker OF the
house OF commons to-day.
Mr.. Peol made an eloquent speech,
thanking the house for the way
his name had been received. A. the CON
clusion OF bis ape ech he WIS conducted TO
the chair amid the cheers OF the house.
Gladstone congratulated the new speaker
upon his elevation 10 so responsible posi-
ton Sir Stafford Northco,e also offered
his congratulations, and said the opposi'
iion would support Peel ss long as he oocu-
pied the chair.
THAT EXPLOSION.
LosDoH FEB. 26.-rhe damage caused by
the explosion is e8timated a. 81 coo.
rHgp FRENCH EDITION OF THE uoRSIs0 NEWS.
PAIIs, Feb. % lie Mstdin, the French
edition ut the Morning News, appeared the
first time this morning lts most striking
characteristic is II indie prndeuce in politics.
II gives all aides the opportunity OF stating
their opinion. Paui De Cassarnan will write
on the position OF the BonspaI lists; Cornelte
on that of the roy ysliss and Arene will rep
resent tho sovernmait.
CANADIAN GRATITUDE.
MONTREAL, Feb Pa large delegation,
OF merchants and BANKERS, representing the
citizens carnival oomni'tse, presented
Ersstus Wymsp, OF New York, an elegant
Illuminated address nsx ing him to accept
NotmRD's great pio,-,e, "Canadian Winter
Sports" in recognition OF Wv mans efforts
to populsriIe t1e carnival in the Urited
States. Wyman said the Americans were
the most generopa and the most appreciat-
i've people in the world, and by good man
sgement the winter carnival would attract.
more and more every year.
GENERAL Ga.HAMs TACTICS.
CAIRO. Feo. 20. General Graham tele--
graphs General stevenson that prepara-
tions for his advance have been completsd.
He has altered tho position OF his troops.
His right wing is now resting on
me lake behind Trinkitst. The tenth
Hues rs made q Reconnaissance + day to-
ward T-b and found the enemy In forca on
the heights and at the entrance OF the efile.-
General Graham has been REINFORCED by
eight machine guns, worked by naval gun
ners. IL Is expected that q bsttro'
will take piece Friday, and the
point OF attack will be three miles 3
northeast OF Trinkitat. The British
minister under the sanction of the home
government. has instructed General Gra-
ssmnoo s,% before sms ane rebels 10 S
crate all the Tossr soldiers
and I'll survivors Of sips~,st desiring to
return % Egypt, and II he refuses 10 liber'
ate them, " give him battle forthwith. The
minister advises the government that IT
Gener Graham defeats 0so,an Dgms,-
10 seize his headquarters d not let his
forces attempt to march to Bsroer, IS an.
advance beyond the Red Sea would COM
pr ,mise the mission OF Gsn.rsl Gordon sncl
Lad tho tribes 20 believe that u was IN
tended TO wagp wsr against h Mahdi.
DRivIsG GrHkf.NArics.
TRSKITsr, L, b. ~ "A thousand Brtisb
troops advanced four miles to-day and oc-
copied Baker Pashs's Tort ificsuons. The
enemy retir,d. waving their spears.
srLr-s.ckiFIcIsG csssK.
OTTAWA, Fec. 26.-Josepn ID. Leterrne, OF
the department OF the interior, desires 20
! Join the Gre,l-y relief eJpedition. lie mas
/ Invented . yig.ntic aerial NAVIGATION ma