The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21
FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
OVER THE OCEAN
wreck soidiers Clamouring for war
Bulgaria Preparing 70 FirAt.- The
Msg OF Denmark and His Sub.
jeets'-Eieetioa Rstsrnsin
France, Etc, Etc.

England.
COMMON INrRREsrs OF oppo,rNc
LEApERs.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-The Standard savs
that, although fortune plscss Mr.
Chamberlain ana Lord Randolnh
Chur ;h'll on opposing platforms. thev
nave more In common than any other
two public men 1t 10 possible TO mama.
THE FRENCH MINISTER RESIGNS.
LONDON, Oct. @.--Rumors are Cur.
rent that Nj. Washington has ten
oered his resignation rs French min.
lister to England, owing to difference
with dis government in regard to the
elections In France.
TRUE BILLS FOUND.
LONDON, Got. 20.-rhe grand jurv
mas found q true bill against Mr., Stead.
the editor OF the Pail Mall Gasette.
anu the other prisoners Ia the Arm
strong case, for abduction, conspirscv
and Indecent assault.
STRONG RUMoRs or WAR,
LONDON, Oct. 2O.--lt is expected that
io,o00 men, drawn from the Nsdrss
army, will be sent to Burmsh. The
messenger bearing the, ultimatum al
tne Indian government left Ranpoon
Tor Mandalay yesterday. Dispatches
from Athens say that the Creek army
10 eager for war, and that the minis
ters are delivering intlammstOry
speeches. War rumors from the Bsi-
kans conflict.
The Bulgarian praruler, N. Krav.
eloif, II Is stated, despite the refusal of
Klng Milan to receive the emlssary of
rrince Alexander, has left for the Ser
Wan capital to propose a joint attack by
buigarians and Servians on Turkey.
oHRlsTIrycH TO GLADSTONE.
| LONDON, Oct. W.-M. Christitych. the
Servian minister, In his letter to Mr.
Giadstone, said he hoped the solution
OF the Roumeltan question would in
crude q plan for the preservation Of the
balance OF power In the Eastern DOW
ers, protecting Bulgaria, Seryia and
urSece against foreign invasion.
WILL ADVISE pRACH.
LONDON, Ocs W.--Lord Salisbury
anu the secretary for foreign affairs
nave informed the porte that England
wiil send an energetic romonstraiios To
Servia and Grseoe against their for.
midAbie srmsmsnty, aud advise them
10 keep quist. ~
TROUBLE WITH UNEMPLOYED MEN,
n!RMINaHAM, Oct. 2O.-Seven hun.
dred unemployed workinRmen In thi.
CITY To-day marched to the houee ot
hr. Chamberlain, the chief OF police
learning their Intention and fearing
violence, he sent a large force Of DO
ice py y shorter route, and
when the processlonists ar.
rived at MIR, Chamberlain's house they
iound IL surrounded bv policemen.
Alter consultation deputstion OF
tDres oi the unemployed mon were
seiected TO 80 TO see Mr.. Cham berlaip,
rhey detailed their grievances and
hstiy accused MIR. Chamberlain ol
making row with the wealthlei
classes 70 aleniste tho sympathy foi
tne snnering poor FOR personal politi
cal aims, Mr.. Chamberlain having 70
.useu 20 ATTEND the meeting In aid oil
.no distress innds. The men then re
turned to their place OF moetine howl
Ing aEainst Mr.. Chamberlain.
FRIENDS OF THE BoYCoTTERs.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2D.--A syndicate In
this city has offered to start a fleet q
packets In opposition to the Corr
steam Packet company to carry cAttlt
from Cork to England for tho Nation
alists.
wAaESjTo BE REDUCED,
MAN0HEsTER, Oct. 20.--The cotton
masters OF Ashton-on-the-Tyne, q
manufacturing town six miles from
mere, have decided to reduce the wages
Of the mon per cent, aud it is be.
lieved that Q strike will result. Two
million spindles will be affected by the
reduction. Wv
TO RE Prosecuted FOR sEDITIoN,
LONDON, Oct. 0.-The government
VIII prosecute Mr.. Pyne, the Par.
nelite candidate for Parliament for
waterford, for q seditious speech
recently made at Cl0nmel.