The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12
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rnE xIhpIor AGAINsr sIKAD.

LosDoN, Nor. s-Ths jsry in the
Armstrong abduction case returned q
tho court room a. ESQ o'clock lssi
night with their verdict They
agreed that Stead aud
Mrs. jarrett teek Eliza Armstrong
from her LOm0 against her fathers
Will, but could not agree IA 20 whethaF
Mrs. jarrett obtained the child by false
pra'anseS. They also agreed that shH
mother did not sees hor child, ~ al.
legged by The defense, aud thL. Mr.
Booth aud Mr. Jacques wore not par.
lies 10 the abduction,
The judge deferred passing ssr-
tenca ou the convicted prisoners
until after tbs trial az she
indictment Tor Indecent assault
against Slasd, lacquer, jarrett add
Murray. The prisoners we're ahIail-
ed 20 bail, n appear on Tuesday nsxg,
Tho jurf allowed THAI Mr.. stead hau
bson mialad, ane they urs6d that the
ls 90 for tho protection OF women aud
children should ba better oEioTetd.
Friends OF Mr.. Stead arc Vsry indig-
nAnt over tho severity Of
JnEtide L5pe2' summing up
againat tho prisoners, aud
accuse tho jurorB OF having followed
the bias ~ tho prosecution, Pablo
2pinios, however, is to tho effect that
ne iudge's charge was admirable In
every respect, especially for itg a.
aeucc OF ore judics, ITS lueudIty, direct
ness and clear exposition or tho points
% tha Law involved.
Tho trinl leaves Mr.. Stead iu tho
position 0r an imprudsnt enthusiast,
whS Will h0 considered the cape
OF Ars. Jarrett and the nan
Jaques. II was tho latter who first psr-
suHdsd Stead TO 90 into tho revelation
buSiuess. The Social Parity associa-
ton msintAiu their full faith In Ar.
Sl,ad, and argue that ha did nothing
pat hia duty, Bishop Southnsl PUB
lishCs = letter In which he ssys mr.
S.oss Jaw no other course TO cure the
terrible evils revealed in the Pail Mall
Gazette than 10 make the whole public
aware OF the enOtmity or their exls.
scne0. Ar. Stead was ia 10 way
responsible, the bishop contends, for
JHS disclosure OF these horrors; the
perpetrators of tho horrors wero alone
rgsloDSihle, and hut for tho work per
f1rm8d b. &T. St.ad, the bishop III
timalus, II 10 doubtful IL PkgllAaeoi
would over nave aGended the cTiDl
nal laws.
Itis stated that ths psrtlssus OF the
soid S,Ruuarc in Germany have Sb.
tained such inhn0ncs with BismsrcS
80 10 render ia5il3 the mission OF Mr..
Aantop Marble 10 Berlin.
A dispatch from Const1ntinopls to-
night states that Primo Mn
isi4r Salisbury has gent hnsl
instructions 60 Mr.. White. tho British
repre- c2ntstiYe 10 tho Balkan confer
a 3,,sr f9tsN mi NJ h
the other delegates 10 tho conferences
acquiring en- invitation 10 Prince Alex
andsr to restore ths statu quo, 80 a
preliminary Dasia tut u defnIJe ssttls-
mont OF tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
question, and afterwards 20 1dvo-
cato tss neosssitY OF giving
formal sBsction TO She CO
wiahes Of ths iTOumoliap
government by csutirmiug tho
union Of Rcauielia with EulgarIs I'M
der tue rule ol Prince Alexander, VITA
separate sd authorizations for ohch SgstO
N they degire them.
LONDON, Nov. From Madrid IL Is
leEr1Gd that tner5 ID strong opposition
il spain 30 the proposed marriage be-
twcan t&s inranta Euisiis, Ji-tsr OF
King Alfonso, aud Anforio, sGu ~ ths
Ddc 90 AontpaneioT, father Of QlRaa
Llgi cbNCss tnc Hiur o hiSS "ilH' iiAN
Spaaiard's believe that tho marriage
Ia intended 10 no nhuc the bGsls or an
10 s.c0re tho regency CT Spain
liz the interest OF Monlpsrpisc If6Sr
Alfonso's death, which ID regarded ga
likely 10 occur seon. IL is aai0 that
8 sgoiianon. for the alliance we're kept |
up BY the Spanish oourt long time |
WITHOUT avail, while Alfonso's health |
TTas ostensibly good, and that the duke |
suddenly Changed hia mind and hur-
Rod them to O. conclusion the momnnt p,
hs sscerlGinod INST Aiionso'J health |
indicated IA carly demise and saw |
he marriage might seo0ro MIN power