The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
Foreign News.
A wnOlFAlE uuRutRIE.

vluus ClufrtWur 20 having murdered four
siris aud having planned five more muir
dcrs for the INST Ny.k. ~chrucs confessed
having iut-udsd tn murder nll ut the family
.of Bsr,ursr SElisui, Together "ith TIE
maid. II -syms tuAt s'prurk inducru ne
mad 'Oscsi prnris valued ~ 81 600 which
Itr emperor ~ Austria pUSept,d "a Dr.
Al. Ifui {, Tor ATTENDING The duke of Rsiol'
.ttl y Don, when Emperor NAPOLEON wa
o. ne lsrt llrr.s. lbh maid had prepare
everything ir the reception ui Scheuoh and
a.s acrhmpucss ora zoe might Nhsh ihe
former was are ted.
r,rrTLL's POLICY
DunLIN, Jan. - -rHrn"ii iuYiics his 10
.sArrs no meet hlm ga thUCi'y next week
u c1usirr the lIisl Amendments when
will bs offered to HE address ln reply e. ne
qurvY'- speech a. tbs opening of pAfiia'
msnt,
AsH-stEALgRb CAPTURED,
Tho police captured live AIMED men ~
Sui am, ~ while s.ta,klug the res.doncs OF
- gentleman, Tor the surp1,-d purpose OF
obtaining rrmf
ALFONSO MLaACED.
MIpIID Jan. "A Freedman and a
pertugcse have been arrested. They sre
tuspteled 1T meditaiing Gna'Iack upon Al
| toosU.
nuCH ADO ABOUT H"TnISG.
Lorp Jan. 22.-EKplusiYt5 placed IN a
'uuael near Custom sgnHre, drslE atsd 10
drstroy The Pruce ot W..ts, prove harm
les COMPOUND which prnbaDly dropped
irugi t.etr-lu 'sinr. I've primes passed.
MULLEN on GEoIor.
LoNDor, Jou. - --PfUiessuf Max Muller,
| ~ T. lecture ~ tro Midland Institute. Burn
iughsm, protested rtaln'' thr nutory scout
Henry George n theories being dtngt rous.
| The most liberal thiDbrfs, he dec ared were
not hgoy 20 accept Georges theory OF the
divine ieht of every man 10 4 portion OF
the earth, or tht einiulutss OK u man calling
land his own ior w1'ch ur lsDored.
ussUGCEHryL
Luspor, Jau. %. - rhr pu'ch expedition
sent from Paduag early III ID cember 20 inc
IVES coast of AChefn 10 rescue The captive
crew OF twenty hYr men moulding an Amer
can. OF the los. steamer, NERO, returned
without success Tue expedition destroyed
several villages belonging 20 tho rsJah and
his tribe. The crew had Dten rem we'd lnto
the interior. and he pr"spec! that their
lives will De spared Is aini.
THE sITuATIoH IN THsa7UDAs.
KuAprouN, Jan .2l.-rhr total number Of
soldiers IN Khartoum II o 100, oi which ., 900
are Chaggia-, known "a b. dlsaiiscted The
black troops IRE also unreliable, and the
whole Garrison is IN . STATE OF demoreiiz.-
ton on Account OF LONG hfrears IN pay.
Only Two SIN all steamers nav gate the river
To Berber, ana IL il avldsnt that the ev,cu.
Neasiimo the rebel forces are daily incrohs'
ing south OF town. L. Is also reported that
ibs rebels are coming from The wesL. Rila
BY repelled tue attack by the rebels near
Nc 4almia.
xAss r o'DorsELL.
DUBLIN, Jan -. An immunsr concourse
ot peasnnfTy Assem- oiled to-day ~ Derry
Bog, county Douutgtl, the birthplace oi
Patrick O'Dnnual, toe slayer OF Carey and
assisted in tho celebration oi the mass for
the r.pese OF the soul Of o Donuelt After
macs a mock funeral WAS held. aud the cot
lin placed IN the O'D1nunll family burying
ploi. The people kreeling aud pras ing
around he grave. Wresths Of Immorielles
YER paced upon the coflin which bore he
ipscription, Sacred 10 tue IN morv OF rat-
rick O'Dlnneli executed At l. 'ndon, l2fh
OF December, 1888" Twenty-Five pounds
were sub.cribed tor Is iunj 10 erect monu-
ment to O'DounelI
A resolution WAS passed thanking Ameri-
cans for assistance and Visitor Hugo Tor his
nd vocacy OF the cause ~ Ireland.
AIMS PROHIBITED.
LoypoI Jan. 22 The Gazetto publishes
a treasury wsrrsut announcing the prohloi'
ton OF the conveyance by the postofhce do
partment Of arms aud ammunition 10 Ire
land.
THAT LETTER
PApIs. Jan. c2.-Pnmr Minister Terry re-
Gently wrote ths Chinese chhrge dhuafs
asking IL the,lsiter 81 Marquis rseng, chi
nese embsssador, 10 Fleiscnrr, editor OF the
Dsut,che Revue, OF BrosIHu Wa authentic.
NJ. Terry received the following reply: The
editor Of the Deutsch- Revue, OF Breslau,
wrote on several occasions to rseug ASKING
TO be furnished NTH information in regard
to nj alters IN ronquin, and Tsepg replied
through the secretary While accepting
the general responsibility for the idea he
expresses IN the letter. the charge d'affsirs
stntes that rs-ugi. unaule to he ansSereble
for the u.s. made Of IL by the editor OF The
| Deu schr Revue, rs The etter merely gave
information without any particular slgnin-
canoe. The Marquis rseng newer thought
the lrtisr .ould he made public or hat its
contents would b. impsr ed 10 Count Won
HA'xfeldt, tht GrrmaY minister OF foreign
affairs, aud he WAS therefore unable 10 iors-
SEQ that ths Ffoucn papers would interpret
the i-tter "a m nrensp The cnHrge d'rft'rs
states TO NJ. rersy that Marquis rseng is
Obliged 10 hnpport the government OF China
with energy, bot % always Ca'etul to OBJ
serve proper conduct rs an ambassador, es-
pscialiy In my alluson h. NAV make AS 70
the powers to which he ia accredited.