The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

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QUEEN yICrORIA's NAV BaoE.
LoE30s, Jas. - The Athsu.a8 az
Bouusss q new book vrittrs by Qa,sn ' 0.
toiis, entitled More L.GVei froa ira Jrgr
Int at l. 70 Ia lhs Hlehlsndl FROM 1869 "a
1882" Copies arc 'irsRdy presented 10 u
law privileged Pc sons.
o'DOsRELL's DnrB DELIBERATE.
| DUsLIE, Jan. 4-rhe United ireland
pub fishes An account oil the mHrdor OF Ca
rsy, written bv sent tmsn who received
| Il fros 0'Dlnnsll, aud were told 10 With
mold IL ~ long ~ chesge remained 20
save O'Oonnslns LIE. Tca account shows
that 0'DonIs.l deliberately killed Carey
There was no struggle. Carey ia Sda no -
tack upon o'Donnell. Had Judge Donman
permitted q Bonnet, he would have told
the whole story ofthe killing
O'Dounsll was not acquainted with Carey
| on the voyage from II gGnd - tue Cape of
Good Hope. He was MOI member OF any
society. He recognized Carey BY the
wood cut he saw at Cape Town ans ~.
solved TO kill him, He I'M ended TO 90 with
him to the farm ~ Port EliSabsth which
Carey told him bS was going 10 take, snd
thus chow there was no spot where Carey
cou q not be shot. Finding himself alone
with Carey, he could not resist the desire
to Kill him.
Carey pc csivsd his danger Ind said, DO
YOU know me''
O'D1naell replied: You are Carey tho
informer; to hell with YOU
A bullet spsd with the words and the
deed was done. Carey clutG1ed hrs Own re-.
yolyer, but too late. 0'D)nnell fred two
more snots aud Carey rolled to the deck.
No body saw the encounter except o'Don-
nell's companion, who threw her grma
around him and filled tho ship with cries
He told her that morning that he meant To
kill Carey, and would hang for it. When
Mrs. Carey reached the scene, O'DoDnell
said to her: II had to do it,"
MORE ARRESTS AT st. PETERSBURG.
Sr. RETERsBuEG, Jan. a. There have
been over thirty arrss,s Of persons suspected
of connection with the urdsr OF Lisisnsnt.
Colonel Sudepkim.
THE POPE THREATENED.
LONDON, JSn. 4.--Tbe Posts kOms cores.
pondsnI tslegraPhs that the Pope's secrs.
tary, Monseisnior Baeeali, opened letter
from America, addressed to Leo XIII, con-
tsining Feuian thrests sh ould the Pope con
tinue supporting England AGAINST the
nations, cause Of Ireland. The letter
states that the protection which
the Italian s2vtrn@snt gives
ssfs from dynamite, Will BIS OF no avail.
The pope is warned tha. there ara PRESS
Who ne will be bound 10 riceiys,,WhO will
obtain access to hiV preBenc1 10 sustain the
cause OF the Irish agsi0 oppression,
THE propaganda begins Tuesday next to
examine certain Of ErlnF'on's proposals in
regard to TIE line Of c0sduct Of the Irish
clergy, with view 70 a hetter severance OF
their connection with the asiEstoJs ia lr5.
land Especially does the attitude Of
American FeuiauE require further ASTON.
The propaganda has promised to examine
the ma ter from moral point o. view, and
will take action accordingly.
JUTE MILLS DUGHEo.
DUNDEE. SCyTLAFD, Jan. 4--SyriN n
Nilroy'S juts mills are burned, and l0'
operatives arc thrown out of employment.
KGYPT PROTESTS,
CAIRO, Jan. 4.-The reia ions OF England
and Egypt are strained. Egypt sent note
to Great Britain, pointing OUT the state of
things. Egypt cannot continue asking
final decision Of tho Soudso question. Ii
England refuses her as2ist amos, the khetive
and ministry will abandon to Turkey
Eastern 9oudan, and reduce Egypt to a
tributary to the porte. The Egyptian
troops will then be concentrated in Egypt
proper, thus giving force OF $4,000 men TO
protect the frontier without the aid Of an
Eneiish army. Sir Evelyn Barring thinks
10 QUO men sufficient for that service.
RESULT OF RISK.
HAEBoR OF GRACE, N. F., Jan. Am
other victim of the st. Stephens day riots.
not an Orangeman; died to-day. He was a
septuaqsuarian. His skull Was smashed
with blows from sticks. Two others ara
not expected to live. Over thirty were
wounded. The Harbor Grace Standard
says: :There is general feeling among
all parties that the law should take its
course and not repeat tha sad occurrence Of
St. Stephens day." The funeral Of Jeans wan
attended by over a thousand Orangemen in
full regalia. There was no disturbance.
DISTURBED NIHILIsTs.
PARIS, Jan. 4-rhe nih;lists are much
in consequence OF the activity OF
the police. Sncs the murder Of Lieuten-
ant Colonel Sudeikem, it appears that the
nihilist movement is directed from Paris !
an d Genoa.
POISONED BY TAINTED NEAT.
NOMINAL, Jan. 4.-Sixteen brothers and |
three sisters Of Notre Dame DeLourdes
convent, are dangerously i'll from poison
dinner. Those who partook were soon af-
terwards seized with vomiting and cramps.
Two Q! the boardsrs are dangerously i'll.
The rest are recovering. The doctors say
The poisoning is the result of tainted meat
which although condemned by the vic in
spector was sold to the convent.
AFFAIRS IN EGYPT
PARIs, Jan. At is stated that the Euro
pean powers having interests in Egypt,
are about to address note
10 England asking what measures she
intends to. adopt for their subjects in
Egypt. France has sent BArrere, French
diplomatic agent at Cairo, precise instruc.
lions on the subject.
CUTTING DOWN SALARIES.
CAIRO, Jan 4--Dcsides the Khsdiys, the
English officials have agreed upon re.
iuction of their salaries. 1t is expected
hat cabinet ministers will do likewise,
The saving thus effected will be G44S 600.
The Laborer and His Hire.
BRIGHTER PROSPECTS AT PIrTsBURG.