The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-07
rhe Herman Liberals and Their Pro-
gressivr Platforn.
The European Press Cryiug for SHAME
at France.
sand Spray from The soudar- English
Politics
nexlco's Capital within a Days Jour,
ney OF Civilization.
The Last Spike To be Driven ut
Once.
Other Events In Allen Lands.
ARREarEp At a nEvIyAL.

V'n'a A'S"s" is Ahe" As""4'
ARREnTKD AT A REVIVAL.
BLnEHnIn. OEr., March Tim Depew, OF
this place, whii- attending the r. yivsl meet
ing at tho Baptist chsrch lsst night, was NJ.
rested by detectives from Hamilton and
Buffalo, charged wigh robbery at Hamilton
.ud murder at Buffalo. He was taken 10
Hamilt m.
EsoLANpk sousAEksx POLICY.
Lospon March 0-Eirl Granville has
assured France thai Eigisnd intends Ia
maintain tho existins conventions with
tho soudnn II necaisnry She VII frat,
however, restore the pra,tiEo az tbs English
name In that quarter. The acts Of General
Gordon are oni, partially approved.
rnE GERMAN LIBERALS.
BfRLIH, March 6.-ihe national liberals
nave decided not 10 raise a discussion on
the Lssker ioc'des la the Relchstsg until
the matter has been internationally dts
posed OF. A fusion OF the sccsssionlst snd
progressive parties hns been effected. the
new com oination will be- called the German
liberal party. IL, programmes embraces q
strict adherence 10 the constitution. ANIMAL
bndssts, universal suffrage, secret yoiiug
nay msnt OF the members OF tho Reicbtt,g,
liberty OF tho press and public meetings,
aud association equality before the Law,
religious liberty anc periec. equslity OF all
cfaeds, economic progress, the suppression
OF state socialism. They will oppoee any
economic custom policy, fnvoring speoisl
interests as sg.ins. monopolios and advo-
cate unimpsired Maintenance OF nstiouh
defence, with universal military services OF
short periods and with an annual fixing OF
he peace contingency OF the army. IL
further declares that progress aust be
bssed on allegiance TO the emperor and the
federal constitution.
TnE RgicH,TAo.
BERLIN, March C.--rhe reiohttsg con-
vened day with the uaasl formaiities.
rho speech from tho throne was read by
Herr Won Bosticher. Ii asserts that the
chief .ssk Of the rcichstag LES in the do
msin ~ .osinl and political affairs, and eays
the emperor's wish. which has been SOL
EMMY and repeatedly expressed. for the
i'm provement OF the condition oi the work.
men, has met with full app eciation on tue
part OF the German people. Among the
numerous bills one recommends the for
nation nj m Insurance sssCcist ion for the
intrm aud aged. This IL intended to
prevent any possible jusiiticstion
Of the attempt 20 over brow she divine md
human ord o, things, aud will pave the
way for the abfogs,ion Of existing excer-
tional measures. A bill wi bs introduced
providing that the anti socialist Low shall
REM ain IN force Tor further period, and
then will propose an amendment 10 the
present system OF Insurance against sick
ness The control OF joint stock companits
will form tho subject of another convention
with Belgium, and the projecting OF liter.
AIRY and artistic work will be submitted
for approval. THE foreign relations OF
Germany" the speech declares, ARE In
highly satisfactory condition.
Solidarity exists between the pacific
sentiments IL Germany and those oil
No. shboring friendly mowers, which, 40 far
L.. ~. ..,.l- ID
AN ces o. the surity OF peace within Ger
many ard other countries" The speech
concludes with these words: THE strength.
sning of the hereditary friendship OF Ger
many with neighboriDg empc,isl corrts
and the cordial reception OF the crown
prince In Italy and Spain prove that Ger.
nsny's prestige Ia fortified by the con.
hdenoe Of foreign sovereigns and nation In
the policy OF Germany"
suPrREss re SCANDAL.
LONDON, March 6-Anotoer suicide due
to gambling losses occurred at Monte Carlo.
making the eighteenth since tho LIT OF
January. The newspapers are demanding
OF France TO suppress the scandal.
BLOODY RIOT.
RoME, March Gan ARRAY occurred yes.
terday 1t Pressis between lsborers on the
railway and inhabitants OF tho village
The cnrbiners in endeavoring to suppress
the disturbance killed eight and wounded
fifteen.
ALMOST COMPLETED.
CITY OF MExrc,, March 6.--rhe northers
and southern divisions OF the Central rail-
way are within eight miles OF Junction.
nave oeen made for compie-
ir.. thst distance IN one day. This will he
done Saturday. Through traffic commences
immediately after arrangements are CON-
pleie for bringing foreign goods overland,
thus competing with The Mexico 4 Vera
Cruz railway.
LONDON, March 6-Ths attorney general
has served writ upon Bradlaugh for vot-
ing in the house OF commons on February
11th.
DEFEATED ~ FRIENDLY TRIBES.
Iosprv. M-rch 6--Esrl Granville an
noupced 10 the house OF lords this after
noon tho receipt OF Egyptian dispatches
which reported that 1000 men who were
marching from 81 Obied upon Khsrtoum
hive been defeated by tribes friendly to
General Gordon.
In THE coMxoHs.
LoHDoH. March Gin the commons
Harrington, secretary OF state for war,
moved an appropriation OF $500 to
cover the last Soudan expedition. Stan.
lev, conservative. criticised severely the
governments Egyptian policy. Gladst ne
replied that the expedition to Assouan in
yolved no change Of pc icy. II Was, he -
serted. necessary precautton 10
prevent the excitsment from spreading. The
Government would adhere TO its determine
ton, paid no heed TO the remarks Of foreign
newspapers and had no intention Of assum-
ing government Of Egypt. Such an act
would be gross breach Of the public law