The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
F0RElGY FATS.
uuch-AdO on tho War sl0Op
Alert.
Mary Anderson, Reported LoVor-Tnrf
AOles.
Shin Railway other Ellis of News,
ship Railway -Oiher Bills of News
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LONDON, March 26.--The third ana last
day OF tina Lincoln spring meeting. The
| Princpal event was tue race for the Lin
colnshiro handicap, 1000 soyeregns, took
| place to-day ana was won by rorans; Toast
master, second; Boulevard, third. Twenty
nine starterg.
| BECOMING CELEBRATED.
| LONDON, March % The jutting oil the
war sloop Alert, recently presented by Eng
land TO America, To participate IN the
Greeley relief expedition, Ina commission
yesterday, wRs becomipgly celebrated
James Russell Lowell hoisted the
American col0ra at the Alerps
peak. Fifty guests lnnched on board,
among whom were the Earl OF Norlh1roos,
| first lord " tho admiralty and Lord Eces-
ter Admiral Seymour, and one OF the
| junior lords of the admiralty. Conspicuous
among th, company were many famous for
| Arctic explorations, as Vics-Adniral Sir
| Francis MoOlinlock, whom accompanied
the Sir John Fmuklyn search expedition IN
| / SIS and 1880 aud commanded tba ~ 1901.
I Sir Allen Young, WIN served undor McOnn.
tOcg in the Fox, aud mas made two expedi
| tiuus sinos IN the Pandora; Dir
George Mares, who commanded rue Alert
J on her previous visit 10 the Arctiu regions
ten years ago, aud Commander Parr, VINO
accompanied The sef0e cXi edltion, Hnd Mr..
/ Laiph Smith, WHOM the last twelve YtniS
/ has made Twelve voyage 10 the uorth.
| Acknowledgement Chadwick, navel
Ettache 20 the American legation vas pres
eat; also Lieutenant Com Goodrich,
who viii take tho Alert 20 America. Mr.
! LOWtl proposed toH5L 90 Tho queen,
10 which tbs Eui o. Northbrook
responded. he said the queen
took deep interest in the expedition
40 which The Alert WAS o. share and had
| itlt prsnt pleasure IA authorizing 10 ollar
,ht A er. o. the American government A
tCnat "a Then pI opposed iu the success OF
d expa iuou with which was coupled the
name VI Lieutenant Goodrich.
CONE TO GLORY.
LONDON March 20 r1u latest sdgices
from rOuquin state tuar he prince OF the
royal family OF Amman has been convicted
OF promoting the massacre OF Christians
ana bgen hanged.
THE TRIALS or THE MARCH.
6UAKIM, March 26-Ihe 6H I'm infantry
enc tmped 0 miles rom suaXim " here they
rem8iu iOI rest lO.d-p. o. ire 800 VINO fell
out OF ranks YES uiuay overcome BY heat
and the burdens Of march only tour are IN
the hospital, therest have returned TO duty.
Tntr is no doubt but sickness I'll be re-
neWed when the IpnfCh IS continued. 10 is
hoped the csvslry will ne able 10 accomplish
the object in view without the nee isslty OF
requiring the infantry 20 march 90 Tam .n-
ieO The cavalry, with fifty Arab SCOUT,
have gone to-day 20 roCOnuOitrt lAinErleD,
Tire troops biyouackod last night IN an no.
/ long rectsnpla and slept IN their ucc1utre-
ments. Captain slade, oi the rgcOnuOs-
ruce party gsllOped within 300 y ards OF
rsnauieb, but saw no Cbtls II Idmauieb
70 deserted u viii be burned aud the troops
viii a. ouCe return u Sugklm.
OUTLAW AND HCGBfH5
LONDON March a0-Admiral He witt
kilograms IN angwer 90 th' inquiry OF
/ Marquis Harrington, secretary of state for
war in regard 20 the dishsndmeui Of the
Abysainiln scouts taat they were dis
| banded Decsuse they We're oull4wa and rob-
bers.
SWEPT MARY
LoRp1E, March 20 49, rhe system Of keep.
ing IRry Anderson's name befire the puo-
lie still continues. much TO the amusement
OF society. The latest story IL that Lord
Cosridge has made her al offer of mar
riage and has been refueeo.
SHIP RAILWAY.
CoEsTAnTIBoPLE, March 20 --Zalcon, ut
one time American consular agent AT AL
exandria, has asked the porte Tor concession
10 build a chip railway from El Arish 10
Akabab, 70 M TO unite the Mediterranean
sea with the Red sea, a distance OF about
100 miles.
GEN. aRAHAM's EXPEDITION.
SUAKEm, March 26.-fn advance TO Ia
manieb which begun this morning, delayed
TO give the troops days rest. 'rhe tents
and one hundred aud nine'y-eigbt Huzzsrs
and mounted infantry advanced tonight
to the wells OF GarGnieb whittier the
whole forco viii ,dvsnce cary in
the morning. The cavalry reconnoiss nee
to-day sscertsined thst 0sman Dignas'
force (number unEnown) held rugged aud
rising ground a. the end OF the valley
where the vlil,ee OF Temaneb IL situated.
If Oman fights ut all IL ig not expecsd the
battle will take place until Friday morning,
owing 10 tn. intense heat and bad water.
General Graham intend to limit his march
TO clearing Tuman'i,.. HIS proposed ciysl
~ expedition % 3 rber is dropped, Three
thouaanc Arabs joined the British camp,
but leading she,ss has excepting Morg.
ham, keep sloof.