The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-20

stronS opposition among tha lahorer,
70 continuance OF the established
ehufchi the opposition Is one oi prinel
pies, anc und no personal yert arainsi
the eiervY rs State pensioners. Nor,
man h'5, the new voters sre raported
20 De fairly well educated on ths
question OF the relation betwean oar,
l'al ana labor, able 10 appreola,e a ~
heeo OF capital, while less willing than
over 10 be influenced by monev i'm
,oeIe political opinions or actions
ELECTORAL factions OF growing
Importance, is found In the spreRd M
ne Tory Primrose league. This or
gshizstlon IL growing daily moro
powerful Though comprenensive
ofbanization. 1t is establishlnS
lodges, which are called GHabitss
nons,' IN evea the remotest districts.
,hese habl atoms are conducted on
tne prmclptl o OF an American cam
palsn eiup, and managed with a view
10 disseminate party literature
a,S as,G kssp alive party npirit
aad pride. Everything possible
uone 10 make membership
eenpung anu permsnent. Leaders
are induced 10 join tho habitstions y
sau psrioam missionary work in thslr
interest, and all that money, social in-
nuehee, political literature and talk
San Ssn . aS S 10 eaten Votes is uaspMringly
General MACPHERSON has bean in.
stiucttd by the Indian government 10
advance his outposts to KishkawsiusSY ~
which IN 80 miles bevnnJ
the Pisheeu cantonment, and and
to a point which will afford n
prompt occupation of Csndihsr, whao.
ever that is deemed desirablo. rha
arrival in London of General Roherts'
Inc present ommander.in-chieg oi
Her Ma'es.y's forces Ia India
was made tho signal for an out
burst of discomfort among the
returned oificera OF the Suaklm-
berber expedition against Cenoral
Lord Wolseley. Sir Haveley, under
the nom do plume of "Soru.
Mtor," has published In the
iimes series OF charges
egainst the decorated commander
o. tho khartoum expedition. Amonq
these ~ ono that General WolseleV
suppressed the names which General
Gisham recommended for promotion
on account or active services, a-d sub-
suIuteo Tor tsem the names OF a mum.
Per or his personal and court
trends. Scrutator ssys that The
ieason General Woisoley meanIv
ignored The services of the iroons and
oiiicers engaged in the Suakir Bat.
bsr expedition was thRt mother he.
tho Duke OF Connaught, nor any OF the
other military favorites OF roynity, had
paIgn. Il is - ey;denS @ onn, ,ha,
the prevailing sentiment OF mo army
officers IN london in BIZ. or, egsinst
General Wolseley. Efforts ave being
made ID nave his conduct OF Ito Mia
campaign made tho subject o. q Par.
liGmentary discussion, with n Y low 10
securing q searching Official INQUIRY
iuto IL. The British admiralty hawai-
decided TO not continue tho charactrTa
OF the fast vessels secured for crnslno-
purposes during tho Anglo Russinn
dispute, foreign Governments
are acquiring titles 10 many OF
Them. Italy has bought the
Sterling Castle, the fastest ateamer in
Tho China trade. Russia has oiIeIeel q
handsome sum for some s.ea,oa-n ON.
gagged in the Mexican trace, md Tor
other Atlantic Gratis, suitarie FOR
cruisers.
IL was proposed by Sir James An.
derson, dvring the international tale
graph conference at Berlin, % DR..
stephen GoIman, minister OF pos0s
ana telegraphs, for tse ACQUISITION
OF tho submsiino cables CT the
world, by an international Govern
mont syndicate, has developed ths
fact that ell the cab os arc owned bv
- companies. Tho aggregate capital
or these comnanos is $S3! ,t59. .0S2, Sir
James Ida Is oi tho opinion that IL
Tao governments combined aud pur-
chased theso cables the inter-
nStlnnal syndicate conld make
taxi u common TO all nations. opch TO
receive lis proper proportion of net
revenues. Tho teriH 10 be adius;ed
with a WOW 10 fetching moderate in.
ttrosb upon tho capital used
10 purchase. The schbno in
VOWED a, continued working of
the cables py the present
compsnys, thorough managing the
ponds uuder the international nyndi.
cate, u super Ivislon IL dc smed advis.
able. Tho London Economist pro-
npnncss The scheme impraclicaDle, for
tco res-Sn that 1t would DO
npoa any putehase prices
tDat would satisfy al the p-esenG own.
ers OF the caoie3 or the p;ol Sing ns
tlohst pun chasers. DIR. Stephen, how
ever 10 ~ favor OF the project.
Tho Mexican Na.lonal railway
loai Of saSC.)C,oe C,oeE'''a'iaE "a E,Osos
and I'srs 1ie secu..ly ofo ed
hoMg tho Sanchez araut.
Ino Deuver railway rec gam alton
Il a "a "a n
OF tns bNnds have BEEN dep)sl. .0u w'ti
,ee cpmMitiee in favor of
i's plan OF re sorrsal.si silon.
earl Granville, Mr. Glads,one's
minister oI foielgn aAahS, hes re-
t1ined fom BIS channel cruise, with
uis deafness so much mel0. la'ly In.
c-easod tnat he Is urable apy lor or
90 transact business. II is IMPOSSIBLE
nor run 20 re enter public lie.
! ne Anericsn Methods. missionary
johnson, has arrived in / ondon on
his ,etr"n from st. Pau. do Loonda,
Ho STATES tue American Mothodist
N ission there y al wei. and happy,
and SAWS trat tho iepo. "a rooan,ly az.
onlated that the mission had
stai sation ard disease, arc
false. end were bRsed solely on tSs Fact
that Char!es M Her, o. Baltlmo. o, had
disd cm ness. Miller, Mr.. johnson
says, might have recovered
nut Tor persistence in re'csjug
ID take prorer medicine, which
20 did ,or tne reason tblt be- trlslod
IN the Lc.d 20 help him through. Mr..
j 9 dns0n dec ares ,ias the No ,ss On has
. enty OF wholesome food, and has lost
10 member but Mr.. Miller.
Tu ,cy.