The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-18

| guard was increased and tho speakers OF the
commons aud senate, who have apartments
| Ia the building, retired from their quarters
Saturday evening, l, Is said, however,
that Speaker klfkpstIick lett owing I, his
wife being al.
pirD IN AFFECT rlyERTr.
i Nav I0IK, March 10 CHARLES Mooney,
aged 90, grandson 81 William Mooney, one
OF the founders OF tho Tamnany society,
died in : cheap lodGing house, where he
had b en- living IN u state ~ abjrot poverty.
ASSIGNED.
BisGHAsrroH, n, y March ID. Il.
Cake a CO., OF Monir, New York, have
made an assignment; lAblhtits, $40. 600,
assets unknown.
Tug FgrEcH IN rosouIS.
| PAHl, March III. French adyices from
BAcuiuh say General Dtlisla u Asrohing
upon rhalnguyen ana General Neghsr
upon Lsngeon.
InE sEw oosrEL on EintLIfM.
Eft. fsIkR buRo, March 10 "A paper
called tle owaosdraje Siows, or
Free Speech, has Appeared. IL
summons the youth OF Russia q
oppose d,tIo,ic ioim AZ fovrrnmei I
aud says. The Russian state machine IL
rapidly deoaying. ID content IL iuorrasin y
among al classes, revolutionary ideas sre
threading every where, even In the army
The day OF victory Is approaching" The
paper strongly depr'cates terrorism and H..
vors the union OF all the branches oi social
lists, who, II Gays, should pursue the desired
end by moral energy, not BY brute force.
SULLIVAN,
Los AHoKLns, Cal March l0.--Reply iup
toa HEsALp reporter whether he would
fight Mervin Thoupson, .ot Cleveland, John
| l., sullivan said Yes, crowded tina
match lie for SIS 0o0 q side with or without
gloves, 10 b. fought u the finish. ANY
match Sneedy makes Mitch and tt,y by
Then you have not retired iron. the rims
as has been generally supposed7"
~ have retired. hut on account Of Bheedy
putting up $500 will stand nv him, so they
can't re. away with bluh. Guess It's
scheme Tor h,lf the gate money, Same y,
hat man Robinson workg IN Sau Fran
cisco.n
"Will you fight according to fnglisl
prize rules or Marquis OF QleeEtbuTy"
81 will fight by the Marquis OF QieenB
bury rules. they make man fight ifhe ha
got II in him. Under these rulee | will b'
ready to meet Thompson or any man with
Ia reasonable time. | ehall ne Ia New
Orleans the LIT of April. II the fight II
made Is will probably come on In that vi
entity
!. suliivan's hacker said: al have ttle
graphed SullivBn's acceptance to Sheedy
thosgh II had not been expected 10 hav,
! Sullivan meet any one until We arrive al
, New York, when The match between hin
snr Pendergasi will take Ilsce. Mitchell
. will nave "a chance OF redeCming himself
sullivan is in good condition." 1t is re
} ported thai man In Tombstone Is trying
10 meet Sullivan on his arrival.
wILLIG0 TO TREAT.
PARIS, March lG.-rhe government hn.
! instructed General Mil1tt, c0mmsnder u
= the land forces In Touquin, not 10 carry
4. operations beyond lhslnguin and Langson
Prime Minister Terry has reopcuef direcl
negotiation with the Marquis Tseng Tor
= treaty based upon the cOu1leion that .ay
French be allowed to retain possession O
Bacninb.
sUAKIx March l6-Admlral Hewitt
2 General Graham and the chief inhabitants
0 had meeting to-day. II suited Ia tbs
ssue ~ a proclamation on-ring reward o
: FL OO Tor tho capture OF Osman DiHna
whOse lies aud trtachery have misled th,
5uudane,e aud calsed great bl1odshed
Admiral Hewitt INTERCEPTED tho inhabi
tants a. TO whether the friendly tribe,
. would cooperate with the British tTnopa II
r opening the road 20 'erhcr and releasing
the gorrenEs. The general opinion wa
these tribes would co oprrsts with che Bri.
ish. Thirty sheishs were present at The
meeting. Many parisaus OF i'll AGhdi were
arrested in Aedioz Arabia.
II THE soUBAS.
BUAKIM March lG,-l,auding hbeikhs be
! tween ihendy aud Knartoum have de-
J claled IN favor Of NJ Mahdi General Cor
= don telegrsphs that there 10 no immediate
{ danger nj KhGrtoum. IL IS reported that
Z)bher Pasha has been appointed governor
/ OF Soudan Arab reb l. have reappeared
81 TamaGieb. They attack MI strageers
No signs that the defeat OF 0sman Digni
, has crnshed the spirit OF the rebel tribes
. The Hadden Devas, who suffered the great
! est loss OF life, still adhere 10 OsInsn.
1 KHABTouM March lG.--The Haggis trib,
Q have gwen their adherence To Genersl Cor
Q don, thus stemniing The advances OF th'
sheiEh III ODaid to the Nile. Genera
. Gordon has bull % strong fortified camp on
the opposite side OF the Blue Nile and has
, stationed a strong force there to prevent
the advance OF III Obeid.
LONDON, March l6.-Adyices from Berber
make no mention OF the uprising OF Arabs
in that region. The country reported quiet
as far as Shendy. Dispatches from Cairo,
however, say the government 10 suppress.
Ing bad ne VS. from khsrioum.
THE COMMUNE.
PARIS, March l6-ina communists are
making extensive preparations to celebrate
Tuesday, the anniversary OF the comm une.
Revolutionary commit ees will hold ban
quet in esch anordissement. The authori-
ties will no Interfere.
OPENED THE CAMPAIGN.
NEW ORLEANS, Msrcn 10 "A tlaquemine
special to the Jimes-Democrat, says: The
republicans opened the campaign w. Dor
seville to-day. T. L ain, A. j. Dn-
mont, chsirmsn OF the state central COM
mittee. Colonel q. W Ksating j. NJ Vance
aud j. ID. Kennedy made speeches. ALI
advocated unfit alton and friendly feelings
between the wines and blocks.
~ had epiIeplic fits for 10 years" writes
John Kieihly, OF Priuoipo, Maryland,
"Jsmsr'tsn Nerv'ne cured me" ~ 80 NJ
druggists.