The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-18

ready lost their licenses ON this ac.
count that the League now exempts
puhlicans from obedience to boycott
ting orders, although in ell
other respects this method
OF Furnishing persons pronounced
Objectionable to tho organization, is
pursued unchecked. 50 offensive has
the boycotting become that the gov
ernment has determined to.rsvive
THE "wHIrRBoY ACT"
Tho "Whiteboys" OF Ireland per-
formed their work at night and mas.
queraded in white. The act inilots
seven years penal servitude on the
ground guilty OF menace or conspiracy
against the peace, person or property
Of loyalists in Ireland.
TO SUCCEED THEBAw.
Dispatc hes from Calcutta state that
Nyodgok, balf.brother of Thebaw,
king OF Burmah, who has for some
about to go,to Rsng00n as the British
nominee TO succeed Thepaw, unless
the latter submits to England.
To-nights advioes from Paris are to
tho effect that
INTENSE ANXIRTY PREVAILS
throughout the whole OF France In re-
gard TO the outcome OF to-morrow's
special elections. There will be n
| second balloting in no less than 202
places to settle tho ties and other de-
| iectivo ballotings in tho general elec-
t:on OF Sunday, the 4th instant. II Is
feared thst the Monarchists have pre-.
pared to spring some sensation upon
tho country. NJ. Allaird large, minis
ter OF the interior, has sent q circular
to every prefect IL tue republic, ad-
vising them that the adverse results of
last Sunday were accomplished
through the
| D1sLoYALTY OF MAYORS
anu other officials. and ordering him
TO proceed with the utmost rigor to
night and tomorrow against all per.
sons found in his department engaged
In circulating any false nsws ealcu.
lated to cast discie6it upon the govern
ment or to affect tho bailoting.
M. Henri Roch9tort asserts that th,
MoparchiaiS are
PLOTTING TO SEIZE TaK voTEs
tomorrow in many of the election dis
tricts with the Intention OF falsiiyipo
the vote. He warns tho French Kadi
Gals to organize and place themselves
on guard against this conspiracy.
From st. Petersburg it is stated tha
the c2ar will return Tomorrow. Ii
has iesuod u uksse, dated at Fredn
borg, forbidding the general celebra
: ton on March next, tho twenty lift
: anniversary OF the emancipation q
the serfs ia Russia.
PREPARATIONS HAD ALREADY .EaUl
for very extensive celebration OF tai
, ovent in many parts of the empire
The ozar, it Is said, found good ressoi
! to auspect that this celebration was /,
be made q ruse for general Nihilistl
rising, to be organized by the student
! OF kief, st. Petersburg and Moscow
. and on this account Issued the OK
traordinary ukase. In Berlin the Pre-
0 grsseists IN the Rlechstag have re
!. solved to mako the governments &C
: tion in expellinS the Russian Pole
9 from Prussia
! A LEADING PARLIAMENTARY QUEs
] TIoN,
IS soon aa the sessions of tho Reich
3 stag arc assumed. The deputy Pre-
0 fessor, Muller, proposes to appeal (
: the German government To withdra,
i the edict OF expulsion on tho groun
+ that the operations under 1t ipiur,
!, German interests as much as forcig
u interests. Tho municipal authorltie
OF K0nissburg have also resolve
: to send s strong protest against the ea
y pulsion to Prince Bismarck. Thi
:. protest will describe tho terrible SUI
u tsrlngs TO which the upjustly exile
II Poles are subjected, and declare thi
Y it is "a stain and dishonor upon VI
y German name. Many OF the oxpell,
y Poles havo 10 ipass through Konig
u burg on their way TO the frontier al
u great majority of them reach thi
city in such abjoct distress that IL
IL town has been compelled from mo,iv,
Q OF charity, 10 maintain
J. A PUBLIC RELIEF COMMITTEE
y for their assistance. AS many IS s.
A. penniless and starving exiies hh,
n been In the custody OF the commi
81 aioner at ono time.
O. German newspapers are becOmin
a, thoroughly aroused on tho subjec
10 and most OF them, without regard
,r party affiliations, at present prntn
J against the barbarlty and inhuinanil
" of the expulsion, aud describe tho 4
II dignation cf the entire world
n. D'LEssEPs
is preparing 30 leave Paria on his wa
30 TO Panama TO look after matters col
Is nectod with tho construction of u
IL Isthmus canal.
N Friends ot Mr.. Parneli, tho Iris
n. leader, deny tho reports recently 81
al culateJ that he has become q conyo
II TO Catholicism.
10 Canadian Minister Burbridgs
10 Watching the Rioi oaso and the liQu
OF license law appealed from Canada.
70 EHubert HerkMer, A.. r., has be,
N elected successor to John Ruskid
70 the state professorship OF fine arts
10 Oxford.