The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-05

,set, which In case OF war will have TO de.
lend upon them Tor oosling facilities, |
From their power depend onr possessions, |
Dur army il never more than adequate for
The work IL has 20 do aud the oceapstion OF
Egypt put q severe strain ON our ordinary
military ARRANGEMENTS, Tse importance
of Improving our defencss may be Judged
from the fact that the pronsfty At Liver
pool alone, which q h 'slile ileet could de-
atroy g estimated At ~ 10000.
rsE err w oJLssBus.
Bosroy, Mass, Feb. 9.-rhe Herald's
Wood Hall special says Tho safe OF the
wrecked steamer CITY OF Columbus was re-
covered to-day. The divers think shat
bodies OF women may he found With the
cargo, Ths safe had been shifted seventy
live feet BY the action OF the sea. IL II
stated that the police In their search among
the Gay Head Indians Tor lost property re-
covered two ynllses,
mn ROUTE HONE.
NEW YonK, Feb. 3.-Adolph Herssh, OF
Houston. Texas, arrested here on the
charge OF swiadling cotton growers OF the
state, starts Tomorrow for TEXAS.
Ds Loso AND ma psAp.
BKaLIH. Feb. s-l.ieutenant HARDER aud
Master Schultz, escortins tho remains OF
Lieutenant DE LosE aud comrades OF the
Jeannstte expedition, passed through mere
were met NJ the railrosd station by R.s.,
reyrestnting the president OF the geological
society, who placed magnificent wreath
anon the celia OF Lieutenant DE Long IN
ms uPmo oi tne society.
Tag LAscAR CONSUMPTION.
BoNbNY, Fec. 3.-Dnring the ATTEMPT 10
enroll Lascsr for service IN ronquln me po'
lice were ordered 10 prevent the shipping
OF Lascars on French mcn-oi-war
Whru Inc remains arrived he collins were
40 heap.d with wteaths that they could not
De sean. Sargent, the American minister,
received the escort at the station Az +"
meeting 81 the geographical society freo!-
dent Scbliuiiz spoke IN high praise OF the
Jeanette expedition.
sATinSALIsTs' MEETINGS.
DrBLtS, Feb. AT a meeting OF Ma
tiounlisis at Ballymote, county sligo 90 b.
day, attended by party OF oransemsn;
IN a ri1l three natlOnHlists were wouudeu
hy shots, and also Two orarg-men' Ire
nolice surrounded tho dwellings OF The
oraugemen TO prevent the natlonallsts
wrooking them. Three orangemen nave
been arrested. Several other nhuonsllsts
meanings were held Ia south Ireland ana "A
meeting announced ioi Dpuourmore, Cor ,
Was proclaimed. A meeting was .hen held
outside town.
PROMOTED.
CAIRO, Feb. 3-UoncrA Gordon has APP
pointed Colonel 6tewsr5, his military
secretary, lieutenant governor oil the oou-
dan.
HAYWARD DEAD-wEsDRLL PHILLir..
LONDON, Feb. 8 Abraham Hayward, the
author, IL dead aged 50 yesrs. =, ,,,.-
The Daily News says: Wendell Phlllips
was an orator OF imprisoned movement
which stirred the public mind TO its pro-
found deptns, and the Americans nave
reason to be glad that such man has Deen
among them. ,,.
Tnon.ts furniture factory, In Moravis,
| has burned. Twelve hundred hends are
thrown oul Of employnent.
| ADDITIONAL AREE'Ts.
! VIENNA feD. Additional arrests oil
socialists were made yesterday and to-day.
pRgPAEING To sOBTIE.
CAIRO, Feo. 3.-ihe Fokar garrison are
preparing TO make sOrtio 10 AID BAKER "a
! sha's advance.
THE SOCIALIST eCARB.
VtgssA, Feb. 5.-seyeral persons. Tor
eIgners. have been sent across the frontier.
MANY suspected have escaped 10 hungary:
| Coant Won Taaie, president OF the COUNCIL
and minister OF Ine interior OF Austria mas
informed correspondent that the govern
ment possesses Information IN regard 10 So
cialist dangers Tar moro SERIOUS than any
| yet published.
"a EDIrok SENTENCED.
n,nLIy. FEB. 3,-Mr. Aooe Gruss, editor
| o. me Voissirund an Nontremontar organ,
AZ s.rssburg. has been sentenced TO SIX
| weeks imprison,u ent for publishing libel
against the crown prince OF Germany.
us ACooN 2LIoE.
OYsTKs BAY, Il. l., Feb. Joe Apple,
yard, has been arrested at the Instance oi
| CHARLES Rugg, who charges Appleyard
with being nn acGomp!lcs IN tne fecens t'1s'
edies at Long leland.
| lkAnf euOkbB.
LONDON, FEB. s-Henry George lectursd
from his pulpit in Dunds ., sunday, on
! Mosaic institutions" Two Thousand per
| sons wsre present.
CoHs7AN-iNoEL.,y eo. S.--The porte has
SAINT q conoiIistory note In reference to
this treaty Of commerce between Turkey
and the United States. The sultan has as.
sursd the British ambassador to Turkey
that he wishes to come to q friendly under
standing regarding Egypt.
WANT TO sTRErerBN THE NAVY.
BEBLIn, Feb. 3.-Ths admiralty are dis
cusslng the proposal to ask the reichstsg
clads, construct torpedoes and increase the
number OF sailors
HAS BEGUN.
LoYpos, Feb. Shaker Pasha's advance
on Tokar has begun.
LITTLE HERO.
PHILADELPHIA FEB. 3.-Nine small boys
were coasting on tho Schulkill in large
sled with John Hogan, aged 10 years The
ice broke and all were thrown into ,he
wafer. Hogan went manlully % work,
saving eight. One James DO, nelly, eyed
ten years was drowned.
RAvAoEs OF DIPTHHETA,
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 3.-rhirty ihous'
and deaths from diptheria occr rrod in the
province of Kharkof between 1875 and 1882.
DESPERATE ATTEMPT.
MONTICELLO. N. y, Fen. o.-your pris'
oners attacred thc sherin TINS morni1s IN
the attempt TO get free. Two we're secured,
one shot dead, and the fourth escaped.
THE GUADALUPE IN DISTRESS.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. g. The steamer
Guadalupe, Galveston for New York, re-
ported off the mouth of the bay with her
engines disabled, has been towed to New
York.
BUFFALO, Feb. 3.-Tho Torrance Touring
mills and Deans planning mills at Gowsnda,
have burned. Loss, $S5, 900; Insurance,
$4,000.