The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-19

East ana West End has grown enor-
mously. There is certain element of
race hatred in the affair. Wealthy
Jews are to-day paying or
olu scores run up years
ago at Seville, Prague and
elsewhere. Constance Kent, who
was sentenced to nenal servitude for
lie for a murder at Rood, which
created such sensation rs years ago,
mas been liberated on ticket-of-leave.
There is quite o, commotion In the
Bachelors Club over the extonsiye
blsckballing OF American applicants
for membership and the withdrawal of
q number Of Americans on this ac-
count, Mr.. b. Il. Winthrop, who was
proposed by Lord Elchester, and Mr..
Martin and Mr.. Sands, of New
York, members of tho Union
ana the KnickerboclSer Clubs, were
recently black-balled, and thareupon
Messrs. Frazer Praed and the Hon.
John Montague Guest, member of
Parliament for Wanham, resigned
from the managing committee, The
majority of members OF the club, how
ever, condemn the action of the COM
mlttee in
BLACK-BALLlNG THE AMERICANS
Tor no apparent reason but their ma
tionRlity and propose to reconstruct
the entire committee ON the ground
that the present does not represent
the feeling and opinions of the club.
COMING TO CANADA.
The Right Hon. Mr.. Edward Fors-
tor, Liberal member of Parliament
from Bradford, formerly chief score
tary for Ireland, will, it is said, soon
mako visit to Canada.
EXPATRIATED PsLEs.
The Garmania, OF Berlin, statoa that
the Imperial govyrnment has ordered
80 QUO Russian Poles to leave Eastern
Prussia. or these Poles about 1900
arc Jews. Tho majory of eXiled Poles
nave, however, boon granted respite 20
allow thom to sell ont their property
and business and settle up
ihtft affairs before leaving. IL is
stated that the German government is
preparing a bill 10 exclude all fOreign
process of manufacture, and viii add
one third TO production over and
above any process now in use.
THE RELIGIOUS QUESTION.
From Paris 1t is stated that the most
Important questions in tho ensuing
general election in France will be the
religious question. This fact Is gem
orally recognized. 1t is said that the
Pope and Cardinal Gulbert, arch
bishop of Paris, are directing all
their efforts to prevent that
result which will eliminate In sepa-
ration of church and State in France
Undoubtedly very large number of
Catholics in Franco favor separation
as valuable to the cause
of liberty Of Catholicism.
Dis patches from Rome state that
Cardinal Howard Is expected to spend
| a short holiday In Ireland as the guest
OF the Earl of Carnarvon,
THE NEW IRISH vIcERoY
at Dublin Castle, Sir Charles Goran
Duffy, author of "Young
Ireland" is engaged in ed,
iting a confidential narration
written by Mr.. Frederick Lucas, NJ.
F., on the true state Of political par
ties In ireland, 80 0,years ago, to Pope
Plus IX. 1T is thought tho article
will throw great light ON the relat. ons
which at that time existed between
the government Of Great Britain and
the Vatican.
THE KING OF BAVARIA
has written TO Miss Mary Andersen's
manager, asking for the terms upon
which Miss Anderson will consent TO
pldy IybmuJlOn anu GhlatoA IN MS
theatre for short season for his
sole benefit, himself to bo tho only
spectator. The Chairman Of the I'M
perial and American Club
ENTERTAINED coNsUL.GENERAL WAL
LER
and the American consulate staff at
e dinner this evening. Earl Dunrgven,
Stephen ii. Nash and J. G., Melgs have
Joined the committees. The club con-
tains 100 bedrooms, which arc placed
at the disposal Of the American mem
bers, and which can DO engaged by
telegraph upon arrival in Europe.
MANCHESTER RACES.
Second day Of tho Manchester July
meeting; The race for the July handi-
cap was won by Hambelonial; Beau
mont, second Alb, third. There were
seven starters.