The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24
Miscsllanoons Transatlantic News Notes



LONDON, Feb. % -Ct lJnel burnaby cor
respondent OF the Po,t, til erapbs from
Surkim that three oSutses are open to the
English: First. the fecsI tu-e OF rokar:
chaslisi' the enemy II enconntcred; and
meanwhile TO recover ard cecen''y inter
the rem mains ot Captain MnncirH, the con-
snl NJ Suakim; secondly, Il Try to attack
Osmsn Digms. the leader rebel and dis-
perss his forces. III Tdly, to ship troops 10
Masqowah aud from there to n tempt the
reliet NJ kasssi', and sitter doing this to
march 10 Khnrloum. lie ADVISES the use
of the indian troops stationed NJ, Alden.
Admiral Hewitt, Baker P4sh, end General
Graham have started TOR rrnkikat.
POLLING rtRA FIGHT.
SuhKiN FEB. @.-O,map D'sns IN re-
rort-u io % - THb wiz G lAr.e force and
eager for n fisht.
sDLICfr PROTECTION.
ST. PsTsRBUfG Feb. 70. --oevcr.l tribes
IN the neutral terri ory between Ru.sia and
Afganistan solicit Hussipn prn'roion.
BAEER PAtHA IN A RID COAT.
CAIso, Fec. 20 3-Geuertl It pp-nsnn has
teiegraphed TO London Tor orders, but has
~ yet rsoeiyed no answer. Meanwhile
General Graham has been d rec ed 20 held
Trtnsi,at, and Baker P.sha nav wears the
British uniform Tor IN. -st time slnos mis-
retirement from the army.
PAID TuR PsaALrY.
PssrH, FEB 23.-Paul SpoBgi. Bereez aud
J tsly, the three men who murdered Cont
Won szsshslv, presd. ui OF tue court Of
cessation, at 0isr last March. we're hanged
this morning. A great mob collected about
the prison last night and cheer.d the pris-
onsrs. The police dispersed IL.
Az rnrurE ~ Tnr ssAcg COUNTRY.
ST. PhrERsBuEG. Fso. % "A senous en-
! counter lie reported in the Don Cossack
| q utt'y between peasants aud militia y
Several were killed and wounded. Further
fighting 10 feared. ReiCiorc, ments have
| has,ened forward from On. rkash.
BLAST rGoM nsaARoK's ORGAN.
BrsLlN. Feb. 23 -rhc North German
Gazst,e, Bismsrck's organ, say We rcrrst
| ,hGt hu Co ognr Gagei,. IL alone among
the liberal papers In exercising he ooinion
| That MiIister Snrcent does not erjoy the
| same general popul witty as bis prsdeces-
sors. The other liberal jgutns's joined
with tho foreign pre,s hGsiilr TO Germany
for the purpose oi exciting public oplbion
in America agslnlt the Gal man govern
ment.
Bt.EABoK-LAtKsR.
| BERLIN, Fec. 2J.-rae L>skpr incident
| continues tho must rromnpnt TOPIC for
newtpaper discussion. Tn. North German
Gazette says The opposition press heve
not even attempted 10 oppose by argu-
| mcnta basaf on facts the aiLitufe assumed
| by Bismarck 10 the Lasksr resolution. We
maintain that the dIspstcl returning tho
resolution wss couonei in the
most considerate tone, The docu-
mens doSs not even criticize tho at
tempt made by tla leading minister
Of foreign government TO Gemsnd an
| official gloiitlcatiol OF tue lraher nj the op-
position. lu prep,rirg the d'spa ch Bis
morck was ,7!derty puided by The idea
that m j>fi'y o. the American represent
tatves he'd not known Lssker. We shall
not err In assuming that the initiative to
the introduction of the res ton in the
| hou OF representatives VISA due to the
dirsc or CT iuGuence ot Lasker's Ger.
man pariissus. The pr,srn "a ives passed
the resolution with the simple iutenSon OF
pleasing Germany The IN ention of glorl-
wing IA German OF i-2Oscrnment tend.
enci-s, IL, OF oourss, not to be sought
among the American representatives. but
! among the German y iriiagns OF the seces-
zionist or progruetiouist iype. From tSe
standpoint OF German policy, It would have
bean absolute Y imposs Bile the govern
ment 20 tike part in the attempt 10 mako
poi'icsl capital ont at LHk,i's death for
! psr'y puTpoies, ior which the p-' 'tissns OF
/ the deceased have ABUSED the eve!.t.