The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-08

LoHpoS, Jan. Henry George arrived
to-day. lie was received at thu huston
depoi by a committee o. tho Land Reform
Union. Fifteen hundred pof5o's awaited
his arrival. on arriving, Geurge was
greeted was loud cheerp, NArA ne
party reached Euslon fQlsrs, Gsofrs
mounted A wagon sod tia1ttd his inshds
tor thor kind reception. tic 'tid; II ap-
preciate tue compliment because % Is dear 10
i.,, G'a1 to you !, pI ,ss
rsyoluti,l Ifs iusl ID Bwaep the world. !
am glad 10 bs received by the wofkingmon.
Landlords vii. not receive me-" laugh
George reGr.cd 70 the words Of the
apostle "He that will not work shall not
eat. and than called attention 10 the line
houses which are teuanted by men dolag
nothing as an anomaly which IN attracting
world Wide attention au4 the injustice o'
which Il causing the wrrkiuEmen 90 ted
erAte. This movement he c0ntlnu Ell
is destined t0g 20 forward. he true 20 90
and 10 yourselves. Iswar must always be
with tha masses. Do rot ask for patron
age or charity. but demand Justice, iour
own rights nnd the rights OF those bsloW
you. Ia this way Nc shall conquer
COLONEL EATERoNE.
HAVANA. Jan. g. Colonel Ralhh0nc's
physieihn's opinion 10 that the patient vii.
recover uhy c,ly rom ms wounds n"i
believe. 30 VIII be necessary 10 send HIN l'
on asylum.
C1E1. Jau. 6.--lt ia denied thai Ri '7h
Gee is i0 b, r-n. 80 the Red SEA. b.yoai
her pgl~. us order t1 protect Egyptian iI-
ter.s E.sa.d hat taken no further mta,.
nres. Il issie.oi that Ey'lyn Boring read
to the khediys EngEna's reply 10 tn" 80
cent Es, p'ian note England IN upon
the withdrawal OF troops from Khartoum
TO The second cataract OF The Nile
GENERAL REGRLr.
BERLIN, Jan. 0.-rhe death OF La kar
elected u general expression ofregret. The
Liberia journals r5ier TO the greai services
he rendered tho state by cooperating 10
the enactment Of the imperial laws Affect
ing justice and trade and exposing The cor
rupt practices 10 the formation OF joint
stock companies. Prepafations are beinE
made Tor an imposing iuneral
MooDr's nIssIoS.
IoNpoG la. MOODY has began
mission a. Chapman and PATTERSON. Tho
services were largely attended. Sanksy did
not assist in the exercises, owing 20 inc
death Of his father NJ Newcastle, Pc nsyl'
vauia. ssveia local clerg5msn will hear
lily cooperate in the mission.
RIOTERS SHOT.
PEsTH, Jan. O In conflict at lzoecK,
between peasau's and farmers Of the crown
property, two gen d'arms who intetieIed
was tomahawked. The other shot t"o OF
the rioters.
PANS. Jan. &. To-day is The first ami
versary Of he funeral d Gambetla. D
large number OF pcopls Including the iotm-
err electoral committee OF Bellevllle Vlsitec
the chanbe wherein Gambetla died, ~
Three hundred socielis.s to-day visited
the tomb Of Bongui aud other communists
at PIERRE Ia chase cemetery. The speaker
expressed the hope Of revenge against me
Bourgoiso.
EDITOR RELEASED.
DUBLIN jan. c. Edward Hampton. pro
prietor of the Kerry Sentinel who, IN June
last was sentenced 20 six months imprts'
onment on account Of the publication 81
placard Inviting persons desirous 81 joining
the invincblea 10 attend meeting, was re-
leased from Jail the term 81 his tWpgis2n'
ment having expired. Bends paraded ihe
town ia honor of his release and Mestcrs.
Sullivan aud Harrington gddresse meet
ing OF his friends.
BRIDGE COLLAPSED.
LogpoY. Jan. Ca portion OF the bridge
on the railway between Wagon and Preston
collapsed killing two workmen and inJur-
ing many.
minister OF marine says Trcon announces
that the new kim OF Anuum recognized
Y
French resident, writes hat the hostile
Msndarins who murdered o number OF
Christians have been punished.
THE KHEDIvE's CASH.
CAIRO, Jan. Great Il lain does not
object TO the cessiUn of ca tern Soudan to
Turkey, or to Turkish reconquest
Of Soudan, provided tho port pays the e1'
penses.
refuses to comply with the Bnglish note.
The khodlve declared that England is
,eeking 10 compel him 20 abdicate but he !
will surrender only by force.
SoUDAY, Jan. g. rhe Standards Cairo |
special says: Although great Britain in
s,sts on the abandonment of tho Soudnn |
south and west OF Wada Halfs, shs will ss-
sIst the Egyptians in the defense Of tde
frontier. The Egyptian ministry demands
that England shail either recognize Egypt |
or depart from the country, as ministry Is
allowed ne.ther 10 keep themselves or |
apply else where for the help which they |
are entitled to except from England.
The Khedivs defending his position in !
an interview with the Cairo correspondent |
of the Times showed that he was person
ally prepared TO yield TO the demsnds oil
the English note but repudieies the report |
that he designed TO abdicate. He believed |
that IL the ministry OF Cherif PAsha shsuld |
retire, successors could easily be found.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
WAsHfHGTog, Jan. 9 Representative |
Anderson will introduce in the house TO.
moro v q bill making the same allowance
iur rent and fuel for postmnsters OF third
class offices as for FIRST and eecsnd-class.
The secretary of state has received from
Uor.tmann, United States consul ut Nu-
remburg, Bavaria, a report relating 10 the
hop crop in Germany and Austria for 1883 |
There has been no failure OF crops in any |
district OF Germany. The entire yield OF
Germany for 1888 is estimated at o mid /
ding one OF about SS 100000 pounds (Eng |
lish). The quality IS generally sxceeding- |
ly good. The crop in tho Austro-H uDgs |
rian empire, on the whole. is not - rats |
factory as thai Of Germany. IL amounts TO |
about 10 600 900 pounds.
Corgres. r,-Assen oles tomorrow. Its or |
eanizition is complete. This committees
arc formed and the machinery Is In order I
for beginning the work OF legislation. Not |
much can be discovered TO warrant an OK. |
preston of opinion rs u what the dittinc.
tive character Of the session will be. feel |
inc OF caution amounting 10 apparent indii |
ferencs in respect to political matters Is
prevalent, and IL is proba blet that few purely |
poliiical measures will be brought forward |
In the early weeks of the new year. Indi
vidual views upon fnancial and economic
matters are embodied in great number /
and variety OF bills already introduced and |
10 be discussed, probably without leading
10 any immsdIAto actiOn. The business
first al hand in the senate 10 the revision OF
its ruies, 10 be foil wed by aeon
Tos discussion will continue the greater |
mari n not all the week. The present week
70 the house promises to be OF compare
(i1oly little interest.
Tusstay General Slocum expects to
nFiix John Porter bill from the
military Affairs, aud an siigr,
>rod- A tlere Is some