Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-10
Senior Segasta, are advocates OF the
claims of Queen Isabells


CABLE NOTES.
The harvest prospect in many dis
tricts in Chilli is exceedingly gloomy.
The Irish party In parliament has
increased its adherents for the coming
session, George Errington, NJ. p, for
Langford and other Catholics who
have hitherto held aloof will Join the
Parnellites.
The italian senate rejected the
project relative to constitutional re-
forms by vote of 20 to Ia. The dis
cussion Of the subject continues.
Dietrich, Lichtenberg & Co, mer-
chants OF Bremen, have failed. Ru-
dolph Lichtenberg, member of the
firm, Is missing.
The fourth day of the London New
market meeting race for the champion
stakes resulted in dead heat between
Tristan and Lacem; Quicklinn, third.
A man named Deutsche in Odessa
has been sentenced to thirteen years
PENAL eervitude in Siberia for throw
Ing sulphuric acid over NJ. Goron-
obich, a nobleman.
The London Times understands that
the English cabinet council Monday
concluded TO adopt measures forth
with TO stop the audaciOus encroach-
ment of the Beers in Africa. This de.
cision, the Times says, is received
with satisfaction by the people of
England, who have watched with
growing impatience the insults that
have been heaped upon the English
ilag by people whose insignifieance
is their best protection.
The consul. general of Spain in New
York city yesterday received an Off
cial denial of the report that a filibns-
tering expedition lad landed at Los
Nallas, Cuba.
A duel was fought yesterday near
Brussels between NJ. Fordyen. editor
ofthe Independent, and NJ. Noeders,
editor Of the National, Neither party
was wounded.
The university at Krefl, Russia, has
been closed by the authorities. IL
will not reopen until January. One
hundred and siXty-eight students have
been arrested for ALLEGED connection
with the Nihilists. The three social
list journals which were suspended some
| time ago are aboHt TO reappear.
Rioting occurred on Spanish lines at
Gibraltar in opposition to the estab-
lishment of a sanitary Gordon. De-
tachments of troops quelled the riot.
AT the meeting of the French cabi.
! net the minister OF finance reproached
4 the budget committee with under.
estimating the amount of revenue re.
c,ived during the past year.
The next expedition of the African
/ association leaves to-day to the upper
! Congo country. The aim of the eXpe.
| dition is to establish trade route
| from the Congo to the east coast. The
Lieut.. Becker. 1t will be gone three
| years.
An explosion of fire damp occurred
| in the mines at OstTan, in Austria
causing the death of twenty persons.
Sir Hugh Childers, chancellor of the
exchequer, is reported TO have held 8
conference yesterday with Premier
! Gladstone upon the question of pro-
longing the period for the conversion
of English cunsols which expire
the 18th. 1t was decided not tC
proleng their conversion, the schem,
being failure, rs the bankers and in
surance companies have refused thus L
convert their funds. Only small
investors have exchanged per cents
for y per cents.
The CHILEAN minister of war has de
cided to fOrtify the city of Valparaiso
according to the latest system, in
Producing the best modern artillery
The iron-clad Blanco leaves for Eng
land In three weeks.