The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-26
LlBERTINE LAID LOW.
Their PARTISAN TRAGEDY,
ne Wife Maintains Her Honor and
axes a Corpse OF Her Insulter--
A Newsy Budget from
European Capitals.
mother Parisl.n Libertine Killed.

mother Partisan Llbertine Killed.
sRIs, Dec. % "A tragedy similar to
Madame Hugat -Merin affair oc.
I'd to-day at Tonnere. An archi-
named Brisbard, visited the
"a of a merchant, senior of the firm
Francey Il Son. He af
fards rushed from the house
|ued by Madame Francey.
bd was streaming from his body aud
bard fell shriekng anu exhausted.
lame Francey fired two shots into
prostrate body. She had
b insuted long enough, she said.
then gave herself up
|bsr0 is dead. lie was bachelor,
bars OF age, and reputed to be lib
be. He was OF pleasing appearance
devoted his time To forcing his at
ionsupOn married women. Madame
hcey il iacinating woman, q years
Brisbard, a short time ago, visited
Francey house and awaited the re-
of the lady from tue theatre.
lame Francy showed him
door and threatened that
4 his visit WAS repeated she
ID shoot him on sight. The second
! was also made during the absence
Ter husband, and Madame Francey
Brisbard.
bic Times on the Nicaragua Treaty.
oNDoN, Dec 25.-The Times readily
Hts that the nicaragua treaty should
Judged i'll America without refer
; to English interest, but England,
|SSs. holds position of almost i'm
nable strength to protest against
policy Of violating the treaty rights
4red by the ClaytOn-Bulwer treaty.
8Times believes that the better class
Kmerirans will not favor the scheme.
liz is rash to predict the result ia
|Rress. IL Is possible to cou-
IN and manage the canal
8rding to tina Clayton BOliver
In, while giving America ample Sc
6ty by pecuniarv or other interest in
@Ork, but would he doubtful. then,
ther plan could be prepared which
I'D be pleasing tO the American peo.
IA 1t is England's duty to preserve
Freedom oi international treaties.
WHAT'S UP NOW?
e government has sent urgent
IIfs to Portsmoul h To hold VII availa-
mem Of the southern division of the
~ artillery III readiness to 90 to Glib
QAPlT\ VI PUNISHMENT PROPOSED.
telegram from Pekiu says the board
nsors has proposed that The sentence
cath b. passed on the secretary OF
Hung Chang, whom tho board holds
p0nSible FIR The rSrin-Tsein treaty,
THE QUEENS sYMPATHIEs.
Pc dist ess A. Glasgow, Liverpoo'
other ports has attracted the atten
OF the Queen, who desires to oper
inscription Tor the relief OF the suffer
Nnd has ASKED the Z lvernment toI
fSlatlon on the subject. IL is re
Red that
GLADSTONE
unwilling to aduuJ tine existence oil
Press and opposes tho Queens propo
bn.
PRINCE ALBERT
AOin the Greuadiers ut the close oil
Lludies a. the University.
THE PRINCE or WALES
requested mat no distinction he
~ IN the duties of Albert and TIT
III officers.
81 RMANY. FIR MOE AND AFRICA.
Pc German and French governments
discussing the formal declaration,
Pc limits of future anneXatiOns in
IA The agreements here guarantee
fuccrSs of the Congo conference.
MORE BRI XCENSION.
q recent Instructions &c
"A gunhnat GoShawk includt
traisiug of the British flag on the
4 of Amanganda. BY this means
ntire country south of DelagOs Ba,
BE- placed under British protection,
action il taken in consequence OF
Perman open route to the Trans
FREE TRADE WANTED.
French cnamher of commerce has
sted AGAINST the proposed increase
rn duties nv Fraucf and has de
itself in favor of tree trade.