The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

nrrsN NlcrnRIA's NEW pocE.

LouDoH, Jan. Il The Atucuium ar
nouuces new book written by Queen We
toria. entitled more Leaves from the Jour
nal Of Life in tho Highlands from 1862 to
1852" Copies are already presented to a
iew privileged pr sons.
o'DoNEELi's DEED DRLIBEEATE
DUBLIN. jan. Tine United ireland
puDisnes an account OF the mHrder OF Ca
rev. written by gent emen who received
ID from O'Dnnnell, aud we're told TO with
hold il - long ls u chance remained TO
save O'Dounells life. The eccount shows
mat O'Donnell deliberately killed Carey.
There was no struggle. Carey m ,de no -
tack upon o. Donnell. Had Judge Denman
permitted o Donnel, he would have told
the whole story oFthe killing.
O'Donnell was not acquai y-ed with Carey
on the voyage iroI, 0iand u the Cape OF
Good Hope lie IS not "a member OF any
soc,ety. He recognized Carey by the
wood cut he saw ut Cape Town and re.
solved to kill him, He intended to go with
him to the farm ut Port Elizabeth which
Carey told him he WAS going to take. and
thus show there was no spot where Carey
c0rd not he shot. Finding himself alone
with Carey, he could not resist the desire
to kui nini. -, an
Carey PEE csivod his danger and said, do
Won know met"
ODonnell replied: "You are Carey, the
informer; to hell with yor.'
A bullet sped with the words and the
deed was done. Carey clntched his own re-
yover, bat too late. O'Donnell bred TWO
more snots and Carey rolled to the deck.
No body saw the encounter except oDoh-
nel's companion, who threw her arms
around him and iiled the snip with cries.
He told her thai morning that he meant to
Kill Carey, and would hang for il: When
Mrs. Cnrey reached the scene, O'Donnell
said TO her: II had TO do it."
MORE ARREsrf Ar ST. PETERs BURG.
ST.. Pg1ERsBU Jan. - There nave
been over thirty Afr-a'sot persons suspected
of connection with tAq IA urJer OF Lietenant-
Colonel Sudenklm.
gHE POPE THREATEFED.
LONDON Jan. - The Posts Rome cores
uoudeDl t,lea suhs tA4t the Iopc'S sfei,-
iary, Monseiguior Blceali, opened a letter
rom Amcrics, addressed TO Loo Mi, con
tainipg Feninu threats should the Pope con
iinue supporting England Eiatnst the
national cause 0t Ireland. fhe letter
states that lbs protection which
the Italian government gives
the pope, who is nov the ouly sovereign
safe from dynamite, Will be OF no aya|.
The pope is warned that there ara priesis
who he will be bound to rscelyeowho will
obtain accas 20 bis presence to sustain the
cause OF the Irish again oppression,
The propaEanda begins Tuesdly NJ X 10
examine certain Of Esington's proposals IN
regard 20 t1e line OF conduct OF the irish
clergy, with view TO better severance oi
their connection with the agitatoIs IN Ire.
land. Especially does the atutuue oil
American Fenians require iurthtr action.
The propaganda has promised to examine
the ma ter from moral point OF view, aud
will take action accordingly.
JUTE MILLS BURNED
DUNDEE, SCOTLAND, Jan. 4-Syrill ~
Mirov's ju,e mills are burned, ana 4Vo
operatives are thrown out OF employment.
TGYPT PROTESTS.
CAIRO, Jan. A. The relal ions OF England
and Egypt are strained. Egypt sent note
to Great Britain, pointing out The siate OF
things, Egypt cannot continue asking n
Anal decision of the Soudan question. IL
England refuses her assistance, the kheulve
and minis ry will abandon 10 turkey
Eastern Soudan, and reduce Egypt TO u
tributary to the porte. The Egyptian
troops will then be concentrated 10 Egypt
proper, thss giving force of $1,000 nen to
nrotect the fronticr withou, the ID u an
En- li,h army. Sir Evelyn Barring thinks
10 OOo men sufficient Tor that service.
RESULT OF RISK
H.EDoR OF GRACE, n. f., Jau. An
other victim Of the 81. Stephens DAY nois'
not en- VT ffikf NAitst hith
septuaaeu irian. His skull was smashed
with blows from sticks. Two Others are
not expec,ed 10 1--we. Over thirty were
wounded. The Harbor Grace Standard
saws: .Thefe is 4 general feeling among
ali parties that the Law should t4ke Its
course and not repeat The sad occurrence OF
a.. Stepheus day." The funeral OK Jeans Wal
attended BY over a thousand Orsngemen II
| full regalia. There was no distu bance.
DISTURBED NIHILIsrs.
PARIs, Jan. 4 The niniiists are inucn
disturbed IN consequences OF tbe iv'ty o
The ro ice. Since the murder OF Lieuten
AMI Colonel sudeikem, II appears that tbs
nihilist movement is directed from Pa'i
an Genoa
POISONED BIZ TAINTED NEAT.
MONTREAL, Jan. As xieen brothers au'
three sisters OF Notre Dame DeLourde
convent, ere dangerously 81 from poison
| ing. Yesterday a meat pie was served 10
dinner. Those VINO par'ook were soon a.
tervarcs stizrd with vomiting aud crsmp'
Two OF the bosrders are dangerously "
The rest are recoverin- The doctors -
the poisoning IL the result OF tsin'ed mes
which although conde ed By the c vic u
Ar ec.or was solf 10 the convent.
AFrarRs IE EGYff
PARIS, Jan. 4 1t Is .tsttd 'hes 'he kur'
pean powers having ii.ter sts In Egsp
are about to address nc
10 E,ela1d askipe what nes<uree d