Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
AN mnrANo. AmEnIoAN TnrATY


IOSpOS, Oct. al.--A Madrid dis
toll 10 the Standard says that ut n
sotlng OF the cabinet council yester-
VI presided over by King Altongo,
nor Eldnayen, the minister OF for.
10 affairs, submitted for consdera.
bn the conditions agreed upon he
Ten United States Minister Foster
b Senior Albacotte, tho
Ansh commissioners, for n
loClal treaty of commerce
ilh America. rhla treaty would be
eetartug point for u new colonial
bd tariff policy In the Spanish West
ndIe, II would open the Castillan
,onea TO American competition
#IslDAt Spanish Imports, bur IL would
0admit Cuba and Porto Rico into
DO tollvereia which America In grad
billy forming with Mexico and other
panlsh speaking countries around the
Inli VI Mexico aud In Central America
b The bnsis Of reciprocal concessions
4ni the Discrimination OF duties 10 eX-
lie European competition. Canada,
ABtltlsh West indies and the Gem
'n American republics will receive
pneadyanees from Yankee diplomacy
hoity The ApeciHl Hlspauo- Ameri-
tn convention stipulat,a that its adj
lAnlAgts shall apply only To the trade
siveen the United States and Cuba
bad Porto Rico, which IN carried on
lndetthe American and spanish flags
lepcllNely. by lts terms America
wv admit sugars, molaasos aud raw
oeaccO free Of all duty, aud the duty
n other MtloloA imported from tho
Wta lndlts will be reduced. Spain
whl place American flour and cereals
mNiNdintu her colonies upon the
ny same footing as those im-
lNsVa ifom Spain, and Will
lAke large reduction ON the duties
y eAIlle ialt aud fresh fish and all
siuyiew American manufactured
Suoas spain viii also suppress the
ogsulal tonnage duties which are now
elNg ~ The American ports and
AvlHles iurlhtr TO reforuf the custom.
vl.ei nArhor aud sanitary regu.
alols and fines In her coll
lles Only a strong government
wv lnM OF Senior CanOnns del Castillo,
w ueelle mJorltlea In both houses
l.iliament, could venture 10 Rt-
nN sNeh departure from the pre-
~iug Cestllian ideas of colonial
IVY and from the old System OF pro-
suNe tariff. Tho convention Is
Ky 70 meet With much opposition
NE cortea,
Y ANGRY wIrm Iusuop oFARIELI.
NoAi Oct 3i--The pope Ia au.
The reported speech OF
IVY o'FMrcll nt Trenton, rep.
.'nuhg bis holiness AS hRv-
A'Apttssed hope that ireland might
p,oome independent of the gov.
, asas Of England, The pope Inns
aSs,, sne bishop demanding an ex.
", Nv enieially promulgated that tho
'asssetef mentioned to Bishop O'FAr-
q lhe United States that he do
~ ireland should be forced from
we OF The English government.
u ~ "hAf rHk nlsHop SAYS.
.|lys'saNioN, N. j. oct. 81, Blahop
nr r'teu says that ho has no cable.
an, a.vih the pope such aa announced
~ MONTE. The bishop saya TINT he
Nv expect any such message, As
rppe knowb that he has been mis-.
n. ,,',snttd, and that lac did not say
", ne u reported TO have said In his
was Sunday,
nuas'oANE AZ rnE nAuAMAs.
law YORK Oct 9l.--A letter from
IN. "a town OF New Providence,
VI. VI capital OF tue Bahama lslanda,,
A'SVct' q, says that a hurricane
ahsnWepl the eAsterly part of the
.as. .'ss from the i6lh To l0fh
As5 considerable damage on
NJ a, aud sea. Quite a mum.
IN vessels engaged In epong.
81 kbo,sau inter-insular commerce
eho ssNn % be Loaf. The American
IelniIs Jonathan Knight. nom phila-
|rs,r1 ~, 'ef New OrleanA with coal MA.
l.o en upon reef at Palmetto p,int
ohlls Al midnight on the l6lh, and
fer Z, sfeoked. Only two Oh the
NJ ,e NV s,aved. Capt Malloy and
salasee With the steward and three
isn nm efe drowned. The aehooner
hilh hes !. baltimore trader. was lost
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