The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28


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ha laid out ~ hulldlig another IalNal
4 fsrry acTass tha s.vor, q. co. 90 sili ~
used Ia budding a bridge, siV,oon'oco
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dus aud cTusalng the tt-r slanr piesteAu.
AMI 81 $1,000 viii IA expenacd Ia still
another Hue wesi u tho inans.
nuns ASp 0INHoATH.
The Birlnin CHAM Arms Meiufactur-
llnakiaE $3.50 rifes Tor Abdurrsnman,
Toe alnaer ~ AfghanisfAn. Admiral sir
10. r. Ihornby, commanding tho Ports
mouth naval div isi0n, has been appoint
ca "a tie Supreme command
10 the h0st 0f IS ir0uelada, about 10
make tho extraordinary naval demon
sIrAtion on Portland, the programme Of
which has bean already published. The
government intend ~ save Si5,lOo, 200
ost OF The s55.0oo.ooo credit recently
voted 10 tho army and navy account.
The Pail Mall Gazette regrets that this
sun viii mol be devoted 10 the fnrthar
lsgreng ,hsnins o. the British navy.
RUSSIAN RlOrs hKrrEIkD.
Advieee from Tifies slate that rio
Z at.s. fr. ltsrLra.rast asunnR Iha Ia r1Fn
uumoer OF Inhabitants who oppose tha
payment 81 the heavy war taxes levied
upon them by Russia.
CuNcrsrfNG cRois.
! Official rcpors conoornlng 1Le Indian
I wheat crop IfuspectA Indicate that II the
I prose ~ au-iclpAtions be rcaiixed, there
VIII Da a smaller European demand this
sutamn ior American thaa tbers was
last year.
SPAN 70 sPuRAp ruR aEAa.
The Spanihh government has pre-
sentod 10 She clrtox a bill authorizing
the Spanish admiralty % oxpend 3i,ooo.
400 fe seios annually Cor n period of 10
gcgra IN the construction OF i,st cso,s,
irou'clsds--s cruisers OF ths first
oai-slAss aad 10 cruisers o.
the thiid class, 30 qua hosts aud g.,
torpedo boats. All thbse vessels are N
~, - the best construction and tho bill
buihorizes the admiralty 20 have thorn
built ia either home ~ foreign yards.
ruE POOR AID IA kSEotTKn PoLR.
Letters tEoin P0-sn and Soiesia
describe tho present eN9uislon hy Ger
May, AZ Rus-la'z request, OF RusMau
Poles ilom tllair PROVINCES ne beiug at
tended by tao most cruel and hcRrtfant
Ing incidtnts. Many OF the Poles VINO
are bBmg driven out hsye besn
settlers IN German Iarritogy Tor
many y ears and had thoroughly idsnti-
fed themselves with local interests.
Most OF them went 70 Possn and Silesia
70 escape from the intolerablo dospot-
ism at home. The DEGREES Of expul-
sion Issued by Herr Won Pu,tkoner,
German minister OF tho Interior, affect
about $4,000 Pol0s, resldeptiu Germany,
Eight Thousand of them nave already
been arrested without warning, and
conducted 70 the German frontier by
Prussiau troops. Tho remainder OF the
30 900 ordered out OF the empire consist of
Element. rhedecree OF expulsion gives
these short respite Ia order To allow
them time to settle up their affairs, dis
pose Of their property and otherwise
prepare for extradltion. Whole
villages nave already been
depopulated and their refugee
Inhabitants turned over to tho Prusslan
authorities at the German froutjey-
Numbers OF the poor Poles are Vi eng
into Austria to ESCAPE enforce1 return
10 the land OF th0ir birth. Ghe news
OF ali this cruelty MS cast the
chill OF despair throyX1nout PrussisD
Poland. 1t IL all in.sfpreted by the Vi
enncsa as fresh eyidcncs OF the binding
nature OF the Present connection be- I
tween Geim@dy AND Russia ana OF their
mnited . 80 70 entirely suppress the