The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03
OVER TIE DEEP
MATreRslNTHs OTHER WORLD,
Austr'a Ordering Transportation for
srssps--Balgaria Earnestly pro.
paring Fer wsr--Democratic
Denomination in spsis.
An Irish lnrormsr.
kaGlAnd.
ADDRESS OFTUn RIsIsnps

NHbSEos or TIL HlSU0pS.
LONDON, Nov. 2-rhe archhishops
OF Csnturbury and York have issued
an address 70 the English elsstors.
Foey say that ths men chosen in Il .
coming elections viii be likely to gov
ern the oapire for q number OF syaars.
and they ask the electors 20 give their
support TO mon who eau bo trusted for
cnSfaeter and work rather than TO 10, n
u many promises, They exhort The
electors 10 think for thaOlsslVey. In.
.tsad 81 trusting to their associations
for guidance.
the Hrchhishopa consider thu church
question ofthe nighsst Importance.
Inc sddress, t5osgh eompulsory In
.one, avoids direct party oiscussion.
IL 10 regarded as thrust at tho Rsdi.
cal caucuaas.
THE ARMSTRONG CASE,
LONDON, Nov. 2.--che further boar-
ip,go tns evidence in the trial of In,
I'd tor OF the Pail Msll Gazette and sh
other defendants in the Armstrong;
case, ~ss resumed To-day. Mrs. Jar
RAFT was sgsin put Ia tho witnesn box,
nnb nho psrslstsntly declined 20 make
any iartner revelations respecting the
cAs9,
Ars. JoSaphlno Butler and Professor
5tasrI test fad for tbs defendauts.
MI. stead then t0oG ths stand and
testitied that Mrs, Butler told him b,
might implicitly trust Mrs. j JntrAlt, ssd
AZ nsd no rsasop to suspect her OF alb.
ddctlon or Obtaining money from him
1y false peetensss, Ills testimony
Was in substance tho same ~ maj
given In his ststoment at the macis-
terlal exsLaination.
Mrs. JOSeph.no Butler testified that
she, Mrs, stead and Mr.. SCOTT, the citv
chamberlain, and Irs Bonth hs1
jointly guaranteed GOO 10 psv Mrs
Jarrhrt for procuring Elizs. Mrs.
Stead said that the Pail Mall Ga
Eelte had paid f400, the cost on
tho secret commission. Mrs, Jarrast
told him that Miss Avn Broughton
Kept q brothei, and that tho mother az
E.'zn Armstrong was q drunkard and
had twice asked her to take Eliza, Mira
Jarrat. was recalled and confcAsed
That she had lied when she prev viou,lv
tesiihod that sho once Kept brsthAls Al
Manchester and Bristol sud Dsckard.
hat aha was driven to living bv Nj,
Richai d webstsr, he sttOrnsy general.
Mr.. Staad confessed that the sara.
msnt of tho Pail Mali Guzatte, tbst h.
could personally .youch for tho truth
OF the "Liily" STORY, was not ytrietly
trus, because he had relied, in moas,
urd, on the assertions OF Mrs, .Jnrr, h.
gho has sinco cquivscatsd in the wit,
neas bsx.. AT tnis j1ucture tbs court
adjourned.
"A number or members or ths Sslva.
ton army Nero mobbsd MS they ware
leaving the court room kt the close of
the proceedings.
PRoBABLE STRIKE AMONG COLLIrns.
LONDON, Nov. g. TIE Yorgshiro
colliers have decided TO strike If their
demand Tor an advanoa of 10 oer cant.
In wages is not granted. H. IL probable
thai the convention of minera TO bs
held st Manchester on Wedpo.day
VIII result in \ general strike ia the
midland countise, which will affect ba-
twson l24,00) and 200. 600 @ Il iiers.
TIM INDIAN aovFRNMENT's ULTIMA
TUM.
LONDON, Nov D. rno Indian sovorn-
ments uitilDatuiD hal arrived az Man
dalsy. IL is expected that tho reply of
Lho Burneie government VIII reach
R,ngoon by November 8.
CONFERENCE ON THE balkan QUEs-
TION.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-L Lord Salisbury
was ut The foreign oiiico to-lay and had
q lopgt0y interview with BARON de
Steal, tho Russian Ambassador, Count
Kalnnky, tho Austrian ambassador,
snd Coant Nlgra, the Itsllan ambss
sador, respecting tho B piIAn question
TIE BALKAN CoNPRRENcE.
LONDON, Nov. ., 1clocs q. va
Tho Balkan conference meots In Con.
,tantinoDlo 10 day. Tho attitude OF
Greece is causing much unoaslness IN
diplomatic circles.