The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03
FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
THE SPEECH OF Mr.. PARNELL,
what Ne said and What is Thought Of
it-eaii Mail aazettism Jugs Mrs.
farley - Land League Meve-
mont In Seotlsnd-Choiera
and General News.
Rngiaud.
TIE pGgss on PARNELl..


THE PRESS on PARNE
LONDON, Sept. 2.-The Times this
morning, referring to Mr.. Parnell's
spesch last night, says: "We are glad
Parneli has, 81 last, denounced out
RACES in Ireland. II he had done so
before, the coernion act would not
have been necessary. Ho must not,
however, deceive himself. IL Is im-
possible to reply 70 his demand for iu-
Cependence.'
MRS. JARRETT JU66Ep.
Mrs. Jarrett Was tsRon into custody
this morning on the charge OF sbduct-
ing the Armstrong girl, who WAS the
silly" of the Pail Mall Gszetto's reve-
lations. General Booth, OF the Saliva.
ton Army, surrendered Mrs. Jarrett
to tho authorities, after having several
conferences with them during the past
few days. The police finally threat
ened To have warrant issued for Con-
eral Booths arrest, on tho charge OF
obstructing the law by c0nceRllng
Mrs. Jarrett. This frightened him
and he Immediately produced tho w0-
man. Mrs, Jarrett walked to tho po-
lice station with a sister of the saliva
ton ar my, and in accordance with an
| arrangement made wi. the superin-
tendent OF police, an Ctiieer was in
waiting at the door oi Tho station
house and took her Ia charge. Mrs.
Jarrett demurely proceeded TO cell
and was locked up.
| Later in tho day Mrs. Jarrett was
taken 10 Bow Street Police court,
whore abe WAS charged with hsvil X
indeceslly assaulted the Armstrong
| latr 81 l,.., d. L..
10 her, and with foloni0usly deaalniag
her; slso, with conspirlng with Mr..
| StSgd, of tho Pail Mail Gazette, and
others, 10 commit these ofienses. Mr..
Pollard, solicitor for the treaaury, ap
| peared for tho prosecution. Tho pris-
oner was remsndel until mex Mon
day, and bail refused. A summons
has been granted, for compiicity In tho
ease, sgainst Mr.. S,oad, Ganoral
Booth aud Othera.
jacques, Mr. Stesd's astistsnt in Sc
curing the information contained in
the revelations; MrE. CoOmhe, IN
whose house the girl was secreted, aud
Madame M9utry, IN whose establish.
ment tho child WINS drugged, have all
been subjected TO examination, and
summoned to appear for tris
ut tho Bow Street Police
court, on the charge O
completely Ia thu case. Mr.. Stead
who 10 summering ia Switzerland, or
being notified that a summons against
him had bsen issued, tslegraphed tha
h9 would Tetura AZ once and answer
the charge Mr.. George PITT Lswi.
has been retained TO conduct Mr.
Stesd'a defense.
Mr., PHELPS TO THE woRKlNaMEN.
Ar. FSelps, the Americsn mtuister,
opened q wOrkiugmans club, near
Ruby, to-day. In speech
to the mentors he said tina;
the prosperity OF America wgs
due 10 the persistent energy OF hor
people. There was employment in
America for those who desire ", pros.
perity for all who deserve II. and f1r
all u welcome. Ho advised tsi4 9 srWhc
thought OF emigrsttng to reilect well
before starting. There was no roon
in America Tor Idle or worthless per
some.
BANKRvPr.
Reed, Bowen Il Co., contractors for
public works, Tok0uh0use Yar5, II. O.
are BANKRUPT, in consequences OF losse
sustained Ia Brazilian railroad con
tracts. Liabilities, 1914 SIG; aseetg, G22
C6!,
Destructive FIRE.
Fire in Bsrr0w.iu-F Flrn3ss to-dt
DESTROYED tho works Of tho Barro,
Slip Building company, causing
loss OF $l,0O0000 Oud throwing 500
men out of work.
GUN MAKERS STRIKE.
Five Thousand wOrlImen, ompioy0j
In Sir william George Armstrong
machine aud gun works, AZ E!swicS
near Newcastle, struck to-Jay, b3
cause thelr employers refused to d.,
miss two maaag6rs, who had mai
themselves obnoxious to the einploye,
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
The Prince of Wales arrived to-iay
Gt Stockholm, where he met with al
estnuslasticreception. The prince wa
received at the rail way station b
King Oscar, who aifecti0pately EN-
braced him, Tbe city was proiusel,
decorated with flags IN honor OF til
royal visitors,