The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-19
ON TO HERAT'S GATE.
STAR OF INDIA FOR THE AMEER
C g Issues Proclamation-The PrinOeas
Beatrice's Weddlng-The Cholera
Rssing in spain-The Dub
lin Bank Muddle
England.

England.
THE PARNELL-sALIsBUR ALLIANCE,
LONDON, July lS.-The News, In g
eading editorial to-day, says: "The
,igns of an alliance between tho Mar
Iuis of Salisbury and Parnell are OBJ
gious. We know of nothing more
liscreditable in the history of
Parliament than this combination of
Conservatives and Parnellites in an
attempt TO decry their predecessors,
unless 1t be the etfrontery with which
he compact is disclosed. The Mar
Iuis Of Salisbury has made Parnell
moro completely than ever the masse r
" Ireland and almost master of MIN
Ielf."
The telegraph regrets that tho min
sters appesr inclined tJ maintain
themselves in their present position
)y an undue indulgence of Irish de-.
nands and hopes that the Conserva.
ives viii not adopt Ran,
iolph Churchil's policy Of disclaim-
ng. responsibility for the acts of
heir predecessors. The Conservative
1arty, says the Telegraph, must as
sumo the responsibility for some of
hose acts and the country will not
allow it to repudiate them with i'm.
punity.
NO HOLIDAY FOR KIM.
LONDON, July l8,-A dispatch from
Paris to the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany Gays that the French Ambassa-
iOr at st. Petersburg, who was about
10 leave on turlouGh to enjoy Vaca-
ion, has been ordered TO remain at his
post because Of the gravity of the Af-
CHAN difficulty.
STRIKERS IN ENGLAND.
The 20 900 cotton min operatives Gt
Oldham will, it is thought, go out on a
strike against 10 per cent, cut in
wages.
NEW OPIUM TREATY.
The Marquis of Salisbury for Eng
land and tho Marquis TseDg for China
will to-day sign the new opium treaty
between China snd Great Britain, by
tho terms of which the interior of the
empire is opened up freely to the
opium trade.
SHOOTING MATCHES.
In the shooting match to day be
tween tho teams from the Houses OF
LORDS and Commons, the Peers de-
leated the Commons by score OF 2T7
to 30. Earl Spencer, eXlsrd lieuten-
ant of Ireland, made the best score
among the lords, 81 out OF a possible
100
CONSULTING DE sTAAL.
After the Cabinet Council this after
noon, the Marquis of Salisbury, Lord
lddlesburgh, Sir Stafford Nothcote and
Sir Michael Hicks Beack, Chancellor
Of the Exchequer, had n consultation
at tho foreign office with Baron De
Staal, the Russian Ambass sdOr to
London. II is uuderstsod that the
was on the Afghan queg-
ton, and 1t is stated that the
negotiations between the English and
Russian governments for an amlcable
of the entire dispute are
proceeding in q friendly and satisfac-
tory manner. Mr.. Condie Stephens,
tho special courier who was sent by
Sir Peter Lu msdon, ,chietofthe British
Afghan boundary commission. from
Pdnjdeh at the time Of the difficulty
here TO London to give the Gladstone
special Inflammation concern-
ing tho Penjdeh battle, was at the
foreign oihco during the conference
there and, in fact, all day helping 10
8lucidate the problem raised by tho
Increase of Russian force near Hulficas
Pass.
WILL GIVE HIM A GARTER.
The Queen will bestow the Order Of
tne Garter upon Prince Henry, OF BaJ-
previous 10 his marriage
with Princess Beatrice. The Prince
)f Wales will give the Princess
away a. tho wedding TO Prince
Henry. The groomsmau viii
De Grand Duke Louis VI,
Of Hesse Darmstadt. The members Of
.he Gladstone government as well as
those composing the present ministry
and General Lord Wolseley have been
nvito6 by the Queen as guests at the
Tho report that neither the
German Grown Prince Frederick Will
lam nor the Crown Princess were 20
be invited turns out to be untrue.
Both ara coming 10 london TO attend
he wedding aud will bring their
daughters, and come e. the special
.nY,t0tion OF Princess Beatrice. The
marriage VIII be celebrated at
Astora Castle instead of Wind
lor. Aitcr q short honeymoon
which Will be spent AT tho residence of
Lady Cochran, the couple will reside
lt Osborn sCastle and on August p
viii accompany the Queen to Balmo-
raj Castle IN Scotland, Lady Ran.
lGlph Churchill is very actively AZ
sisting In the wedding arrangements.
II was at first decided by the Queen
TO exclude reporters fr I'm the we'd.
ding ceremonies, but this has beoR re-
iQ N 4 tsttH
r dozen representatives Of the press
will be permitted TO attend. The church
beiuB too small To accommodate al
the guests now invited, the covered
archwAy from the chu rhyRrd gate 10
tho portals will be provided with
three tiers Of soets. Princess BenuiCe
and Prince Henry have each received
q large number of wedding presents
already.
NO FEARS FOR THE PRESENT.
In the ministerial circles no fear Is
Of an immediate quarrel
with Russia. Notwithstanding this,
measures for the dolons0 OF
India arc being constantly pushed
forward; General Sir Donald ~.
commanter-in-o I'm India,
will, 1t is said, DO appointed 10 ono
OF tho vacant seats in the Indian
council in which case Lord Wolseley
will b9 given chief command Ia Indie.
EARL DUFFBRIN HAS ISSUED
an order prohibiting officers OF the IN
dian army who are on furlough from
going TO Cashmere ostensibly because
return thence would bo difficult and
slow ia case OF hurried recall. ItisTe-
ported that Colonel Lockhart, who has
gone to Gilgiar, the main entrance Go
the Valley of Cashmere from Central
Asia with
A YEARS SUPPLIES
evowedly for the use OF a surveying
party, is really ougSged on political
movement Of importance. Russia Is
trying 10 effect a now loan.
AT FORT HAMILTON.
LONDON, July lS.-From Paris Il is
stated an officer aboard tho AudG.
olous, writing from Nsqrsaki says:
The British dag, despite the defeat OF
tho English government, Is flying over
over Port Hamilton in Oorlsn
Archipelago Ho further states that
the British are busily engaged in pre-