The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29
FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
HE RouMELlAN AFFAIR.
estnoiic Missisnsries barred From m.
osmeroons-Germau influence wan
ing IN coreA Irish Rent
troabiss-BnrmAA Advis-
ed Against = War.
roLIrIcAL POINTS.

foIficAL PolNTe.
LONDON, oct. 2s.-Mr. Pyne, Parnoll.
lite candidate for Psrlisment for Wa.
terford, who WAS arrested for making
an alleged seditious speech, has been
uWoharsed, 1t having been proven
lhas Ia his speech no advocated bow.
cotting, but not violence.
The Nationalist convection In Seitrim
unanimously approved Mr.. Parnell's
nominees for Parliament.
me Liberals, OF Bradford, hsye re-
,monlusted Nj lam E. Fostor for Par.
.ainens. a, MI: Foster approved Glad
LORD SALISBURY IMPROVING.
LONDON, Ocs. 2S,--Lord Salisbury
continues to improve, aud Ia nos All.
10 attend to his neial duties.
THE RNEwMARKnT RACES.
LONDON, Oct. 2S.-The race far tba
Dswhnlat pinto, for 2-year-o,ds. wss
run to-dsy az the Newmsrkos Honvh-
ton meeling. Ormaude won. With
WHITE Frisr sscond, ana Murdock
third. There were III starters.
THE ARMSTRONG CASE,
LONDON, Ost. 23.-Tno trial ~ tha
Armstrong abduction case was "a.
su'seu af tho ceAtrai crinsiual oonrt
to-day, The Testimony for thc prose-
cution being all IN, tho sttoruey-rsr- :
srsl announced that his side Of tha
easo was olos3e. Mr.. Charles Russell.
coancii Tor the dsfenso,thHu Rddressed
we courS In behalf Of tho prisoners.
40 Vlnciostsd The sublime motives al
SITS, Js!rcts when abe took the pirl
nom her mother for Mr., Stead, snd
claimed that tue absence OF tho oOn.
sent uf the father did not make the All
scfime, II tha mothor's consent had
oeen oosained without mlsrepresenta-
ton OF fraud.
hr. Stead then addressed the Jury In
pphaii at himself aud the other defend
aht. Ills arguments was on tho basil,
that the end justified the means, A,
ourned. -
Mr. Stead then addressed the iury In
nsaalfol htmself and tho other defsn-
dsnta. He said that II tho Jury found
snyone guilty, he alone must be gull
W. DO now regretted that 20 many Of
his friends had become Involved IN
huch cave. He urged that Elisa
Armstrong had boon sent on the con.
tineDt for the purpose OF Showing
tho facility with which uirln
could DO takon away without
thelr parents knowing their whare-
bouts. MIR. Stoad claimed that his oh.
Isct IN tue latter instance was 10 sun
press tho horrible and iulernst trnfrie
IN young girls TO ha sent 30 tue cont.
mont FOR Immoral purposes.
Justice Lopez told Mr., Stead that be
WAS travelling worry wide ortbo suhieci
OF tha crime wherowith ho wac
chargad, and thaths went beyond the
iseuo before them in repeating CON.
vefsai,ons he had with Mrs, Howard
Vlncsnt concerning the motives hr
han IN view Ia his cDndusi respectlnu
| Eiiz. Armstrong.
Mr.. Stead oonteudod that no WA,
trying TO snow that tnis was case M
lptoonratier and not one OF abduction
Mr. Stead continued aud said Mrs
Jarrett first tried to kuy a virl
from the latter's parents In White
Chapel, but failed; Mrs. Jarrett had
assured him that Eliz,'s mother aud
Mfs. Brought0n wore made to firmly
believe that Eliza was goins
to bo ruined, aud had md
reason for suspeoting that shs
Wae destined for other than debauch-
cry. Mr.. Stead iDtimsted his inten-
tion to call the Arch bishop OF Gan
terbury, Mr.. Howard Vincent.
Colonel Henderson, commissioner
Iof the Metropolitan police and
Sir William Vernon Hsreourt.
homo secretary In the Gladstone
cabinet, ~ witnesses. He coucluded
by observing that when the Jury heard
tho tostlmony Of the forgery, no body
or English gentlemen would return r
verdict against him. Mr.. Stead wsg
frequently called to order during his
address, for wandering from this yub-
lect-mattor upder confederation.
pIsoREDiTs THF RBMoR,
LONDON, Dot. 2S.--The government
discr dts the rumor, telegraphed yeE.
to-day from Rengoon, tn at revolution
had broken out NJ Mandslay, and that
KING ThobaW, Of Burmah, had been
murdered.
TuB GRNEsTA's FAST TIME.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. % 1t Ia believed
that the timo OF the Gepssta'a trim
across tho Atlsntic, 20 days and 10
hodrs, b'sis the best yacht record,
Tho sind during the v0yago WAS
northeast to wost, with oc-
casiooai strong and heavy seas,
which greatly retarded her progress
Twice tho Genesta wss hove TO, and
tho wholo triD was inado under reofe d
III htils. Tho only mishaps were the
breaking Of The mates ankle aud a
slight disRrrangemen 0f the steoriug
gear. Tho bs't runs wera made ~
tollows: Onthf l2ln Instant, 23S miles;
18Th Instant, 2iO mllea, and ON the litn
instant, 200 miles. rhe crew of the
Geneata speak OF their treatment In
America with enthusiasm,