The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12
oI,'oriiaucous rorrisn News,

PTKIN, lune b-fhe EubEsHsuOfs9ip q
France Ea7 been cancelled, amt IA. con
d,llrl. Preparation ,ar l,i,use continue,
uS THAIE TRACK,
lOsp r., june o. C0,,u' Hra On the
uarE II ths w'ssreNrtg Dno C'u5et the re-
{. nt explosions.
rHE Raw 1Ef'iAH PAELt'uTNg RuH.I iuO.
BEELIh JuUH 0-NHr iH.. IafHNl,slOnB oil
.hr reN prI.iumrHt ag..uIHg was ll-d To-
day hs me emperor, a buiHlut 1850 Wb'aRe
of u.'aglrs was present. llsl+GTcE Isad
.aetm otvr's sp'-eh
CRiCEEr.
~EpIyGuHlU JUav 1-ln ihcrrckvl game
to-day ihC Gen'lBmFn oi s'r.Snd hsEt th4
/ Phil .tr.pAiaH iiv- wicsuis.
ngEAnlTs nEEErlTE,i.
LONDON June o. E.u has been n.y.
rested 10 JarfoW, IL g. !nf.St thnt no
was connected with tar EXPLOSIONS a
troop "a at Birmingham js'l 90 pleysna tbs
rescue Of tbc drnhnirers, h'!y EtguA and
McDogus'i. Che ssn,rl"5 nave boon
doubled.
FAIsRg WIsHRLM's JaEECH,
BERLIV, June 0--rhn .lhsirnce a tho
empprOr's speech IS as follows: Through
the successes o! uni'ed GerWsH Arms, the
empire nss Rtta'nsd 4 Hrrs'Uy-t b,'ors IN
dreamed Of, and uroiGuuro IN tho govern.
mVn''s EFegt 6,r,Ugth 20 protect me con-
sututioD, insure urtlruai coysinpneuts
aud prosperity. May tho work doae ! n
this hui,ulnP be developed only 10 tas or
der al liDorUy, justice hId equal lovn tor ell
clssses. May peacs yNrogC aud a. home
attend mo erection Of tGis ciitce, Nay II
70 forever p vislbis sign 20. the undissolvible
nnudq which unite th. GsrnHn states y
Toe BsVarlsn minister hagied the troWel
to tho emperor. sxprs,B'gg the gratitude Of
the buldeserAth nc the InspjciouS event.
He hoped tho emperor would Two 10 sec the
completion OF tho guiding and said The
barn o1i0ug working IN various elements
o. the government render .hs 9'i4tY ~ ne
fatHeriDnd certain. PrrflfuD, Of tia Reich
stsg2 hopel the blgss''s5 ct GOD would
rest upon che emperor,
T.'. r..I"F E fHFfGA.
LoEDoS, Ju..y -.ila iaPnf Of the
International African '~sisti3u writes
thgJ :ha as51uiation viii ugi exclusive
right rCcsiysd from lcgsi chiefs .cGlrding
20 Toe declaration made 'n tuo government.
A. Washington the 0asoGHtHcJ vii open
territ0ryir Tree 70 ccmmerc or ln.0iofs, have
no GU. t1MhOUgas sud W ]. E'l. conc S ion %
everybody regardless ri urflN, .t'v,
TEEN or ii agE-lM n,
L'yD-E, June o. i1H Pol NH. G1stto
believes the leading .I1,5i0ls IN the
agreement upon Shlcl cue E,gFti.n con
terence w'll be h..ei, rec .tig
msde between The Fr .ol eme.s.a-
d5I and he British foreign l-cE tary,
"ro: Firar, EuEisud shall adv uCe The
yn,diva $500 $50 viii jnlrra 90 the rate
: p.r cant 81 aInun, ui which - 800. OUl
halI ybs ccvs'sd % tho p5ywuut Of
the Gl5Xsucrii indemnify fnud, GO C0O.010
m b. used 20 meet the AJliog JeNg 1luOO,.
90 D. Ply "a expenses O. tla eVacua ion
IF tue SluI-n ana lhs remeiuiaR
5 600 900 10 secure tho payment
OF Egyptian coupons. sClna, that
multiple control ehall be og.oJ i5hsG
EEyp, tha 3uulds!inn VI which Ehbll BE-
;hG Caisse do 10 D3tlq PuJlqGs, which
shall cease b. be 70 mase bank
and cha,l have new aud extended
authority. FhiIG, that all The
power ehali b. r5prasestgd la too c1nt:cl,
ana thu, the president OF the bank shall
be- an ElgliJhlnqn. E1ur'h, that a British
garrison is to remain in Eryp5 c.
least Shfee aud n heli vaars. Fi!lh, that
the sultnD, at Eng'and'a request, is to
send 1900 troops 30 paG.tY re0el5 in tho
53uian aud Upper Egypt.