The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05
| In FOREIGN FIELDS.
The Fierce Putilade Against Minister
Sargent Continues Unnbaied.
II Is Brought 10 the Attenl Ion OF the
Home Government.
The Campaign In ibe Soudan- Runner
aud Counter Rum0r.
III Mahdi IL new Dawlng Ia Ills
H0rns.
funeral OF L. \. Minister Hunt a, ST.
Petersburg.
stormy scenes In the House Of Com~
mons Yesterday.
funeral OF L. \. Minister Hunt ~ ST.
Petersburg.
stormy sceres In the House Of Com~
mons Yesterday.
Other Cllekings OF the 0eeaa Cables


LONDON, March 4. "A dispatch from
khaftoum says III Mahdi has iorbiddef
the ahsikhs on the White Nile and Blue
hostiliti.s. -Four hiIhtit, hostile sheikht
have submilte to General Gordon: Three
soldiers of ine old afrrison st El Obeid
have arrived hera. Tney report there l.
great misery at III O5oid; that Fl Mahdl
fears the ,ribesmeu and inhabitants, aud
that reign of terror exists. III mahdi
has stored up all the r.fles, saying they be-
long 10 the Egyptian government, md h.
will deliver them toits representatives,. IL
Mshdi received General Gordon's letter
naming him uulLAu of Khardefan with an
ecstasy OF delight and gave the messenger
sho brought the letter q robe OF honor.
WAR oS SARGENT.
BERLIN, March 4 The newspapers con-
iiuue their shameful attack upon Minister
Sargent. Never has the hostility which
civil zai nations recognize as the iuviolanle
right OF foreign representatives been more
nagrautly outraged by spbornsd orgnDs.
Repre-. enfAtion has been m ade u the Wash
ington government on the subject.
ORDERED To TRfNKlTAr.
LONDON. March i.-GenefalGrahaA has
been instructed 10 return 10 rrinkltat and
GREAT STARVATION IN TUE sHlrrfNd INDUS
TRY.
LONDON, March 4.--lt il announced tha.
great slagnation exists In the shipping iu-
teresis upon tho Tyne. ODe hundrpd and
twobty-lour vessels arr idle aud go men
out OF employment.
PGEmHFD IN TUE FLAMES.
MONTREAL, March The dwelling oocu-
pied by Charles Carr On Ihree Rivers has
burned. Two children. aged four and two,
persisted in The flames.
sACnEM SECOND.
LONDON, March 4 - the Droyden March
meeting began 90 day. The grand later
national hurdle race (1aLdicsp) was won
by W Gregory's geln,ng Cnicsrd by four
leugihs: Cannon's OIrmrfly Lorilard's)
5sGhem. second, and Lord HOwe's Froney
third. Eleven starters.
NINE PEnsONs pE0wNEp.
LoEDoE March a.-the steamer Bertha
coilidad ~ G.hTslttr with the Norwegian
Dark Amelia. Nine person were drowned
| not TRUg.
| LONDON. March a. fhe Marquis Of Hsr-
!irgton, secretary oi war, states that Gene
, fa Graham u6e not been OF iercd To rstire
20 TIiDkitat ss was rumcrid; nor has hC
| been Greeted TO attack Osman Dgma.
III THe COMMONS.
| LONDON, March In the house OF COM
mons, the Right Hon. Frederick Stanley,
conservative, gave notice OF his intention Ia
move that no supplies be granted the gov
ernment until they msde q full and explicit
statement of their Egyptian policy. The
conservatives greeted this with loud cneers.
Fiizmaurice, under foreign SECRETARY, stated
that no attempt would be made b relieve
Kasalia, As IL was believed the garrison
could be Withdrawn without difficulty.
BuCKtNGuAM PALACE CLOSELY WATCHED.
LoRDoS, March Extraordinary pre-
cautions ere being taken to insure the safety
OF Buckingham palace. All persons iou' d
lurking about the neighborhood sre closely
watched.
''oHLY DIFFERENT LABELs."
PARIS, March 4--Paul de Cassagnac,
Bonapaf tist, writes in Le Matin urging that
The Bonapaftists and royelials should unite
with he Wow OF eilecLing the downfall of
the republic. Nspolennism and 0reianism
he rays. are only different labels Tor the
same aoit OF cordial
MINISTER HUNTS FUNERAL.
ST. PErERaBuRe, March 3 --rhe funeral
service over the remains Of Minister Hunt
took pl.oe to-day at the American church.
This collin was wrapped in the stars aud
siripeg, and conveyed 10 the church in "a
hea,se drawn b. six horses. A large NUM-
bpr rf mournerg we're present and the
services were verv impressive. Ire oofiin
y.s laid Ia the vault OF the church, whore
/, will remain until srraDEsmente are made
ior transporting it TO the United States.
suIcippD-susPESDKD
HAVANA, Match 4 Joaquin LincndouN,
direct II OF the Havana Savings bank, has
committed euicide, and the bank has SUE
pended payment.
CELEBRATING the AHHIyEssARN OF Pope
LEo's ooRoEATIoS.
BALTIMORE March 4..-Eho Suns Rome
spscal OF the 3rd ssys: To-day being the
sixth anniversary oithe coronation OF Pope
Leo Kill, a grand pUnilhcai Celebration
was held ia the Sistiue chapel. 1t was un-
prccedently magnificent aud impressive.
His holiness in grand robes ard wearing
the tiara appeared resplen6ent in white
and gold. he was carried in the
coronation chair supported Ou the shoulders
of four servants In tne light purple media.
val livery. Four other servants bore au-
cior. fsns OF ostricn feathers. The pope
looked feeble aud aged. lie entered the
chapel with all papsl ponp and ceremony.
The PROCESSION along the majestic Cor.
ridors and saloons was headed 5y grOlp
OF guide MOBILES in semi-meiinyal costume.
Then came the pGpal procession proper,
the cardinals first, two by two, their GRIM
son trains being held by gentlemen pages
garsed in black velvet tuoics with puilsd
sleeves terminating with white lace cuffs;
after cardinals cana the pairisrcns,
arch bishops, bishops and mon
signeurs Ia regular order, two
by two, and wearing their robes Of
purple. After these came descons. doc.
tors priests, monks and frisrs OF all de-
grees, and than the pope. Not an order or
brotherhood type Of the church's organizi.
ton was without repreeen taiion. After
the cnurch dienitaries came members of
ths Diplomatic csrpf, then their lsdies and
friends. After these came representatives, Of
KnishtS OF Malta, tue grand mater and
tnree comm snders OF the order, they being
linoa descendants OF the fret valiants
known. Following these were representa-
tives oi tue Pslstine aud Swiss guard, pom
tific.l gendarme and such representa- lives
of foreign armies as received tickets OF
admission. o. the tribune, close to
the entrance OF the chapel, were the
relative, and friends OF the pope.
On the tribune for sovereigns
sat Prince Cische aud General Caccian. A
screen Of rare tapestry hell in front OF the
lower part of Micnatl Aneeio's painting OF
"rhe Lsst Judgment" Cio-e by and op
the l. ft was the papal throne. A group OF
cardinals sat In n semtcircle around il.
The dipiom aiic corps accredited to tae Holy
See sat In the front rows Of
tn. Tribune. next TO the permsnent msrbe
screen, which divides the chancel OF the
chapel from the nave. Behind these the
benches we're occupied by Roman and for
eign ladies, ell robed In black and wearing
black lace wells on the heads. The lay
gentlemen wore evening dress without
gloves. The approaches to these benches
were contrslled by the Csmsrisr
Legretc di spsda CsppA, Who are gentle.
men representing by their birth and char
scter Ill countries Of Chrietendom excspi
Amsrics. The celebration mses was BY the
dean cardinal. The choir wit,ou'
seseapsnansns rsnasrsa Ne Den