Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-23

when his resignation would sun
further strain the relations or the two
countries, which ought to be on eS-
cellent terms.
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
London, February 22.-Parneli'
amendment, condemning the govern,
ment,s policy in Ireland, was debated
i'm the commons this evening. O'D0n-
aphue. Liberal, censured the Parnell-
ites and accused Parnell of having
humbugged and gammoned freshmen
with PROMISES which were never real
ized. II was by such means, he SAD,
,he parnellites had obtained power
Although he had separated hihlse'i
from the Parnellites, he denied that
he had changed his political OPINION;
O,Dnpaphue vindicated the action OF
| the government in Ireland.
THE REVERSE IN EGYPT.
London. February 22.-The greatest
excitement prevails Throughout Ion
don and in parliament at the news VI
tha surrender of Takor. The ministers
ora only able TO confirm the special dis
natchas II is not believed the rebels
i,,t the nonulation to the sword, for ii
l. understood the conditions of the sur,
randar nroyided that their liyes should
be spared. ,,,
THE THETIs AND ALERT.
London, February 22-Command,rl
Goodrich leaves the Thetls, recently
purchased by America for the GrreiS
relief expeaition, and takes commahu
of the Alert slOop of war, whieh .lie
Enplish government adds to the eA
nedition. The Thetis sails for America
next week.
LATER FROM ToKAR.
London. February 22.-Earl Gran
, vile has dispatch from the Brltisl
consul at Suakim to the effect ina
only those of the garrison OF ioRa
Who had wives surrendered to Osinai
nirmn, the remainder trying to reac,
Snskim. General Graham, commahu
, erin chief of the proposed fokar r.
lief eypeditiop, announces by TELEGRAPH
hi, arrival at Suakim. He states ina
no ranort of the actual surrender O
Totar il vet received. Troops wer
ling landed at Trinkat At Win I'd
utmost rapidity.
i THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
y, Tho house of lords agreed TO tn
Marquis of Salisbury's motion 10 ~
moi, a commission on the housing {
The poor. 5arosood III,
hnnse on the subject. He said ne ma
s h.en Impressed, Us all classes had oeen
3 reo.rding the condition OF the poor
Q he was sratified that royal cohnll'
q aion mad been appointed to look inl
l. ,ha matter. He took the Iveiiest III
e terest In the question, ana lei. haate n
u ut being appointed n,eu os not te
commission. The subject was nov , !,
tallv unknown to hun. MOLE Sou ~
saw the laborers upon his NorioIh =,
tate were badly housed. me prince
% sneech was received with cheers
= STARVING AT SEA.
% Yo,don February % Three SUI
Of viyors of the bark Ada bu' s,a 9 day
ID Tint they chung to the masIs n I'VE MI, Ids
=. and nights without food. on we ou rn', ,
/. dav the dog tried TO devoul o"v as
* them When rescued they were 1ns
rr ;nu o lots 10 decide which of the lnIe
e. should die to furnish food ior theo 'n'
er two.
I'd EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS
De Tendon February 22.-Ihe MIN
~ III oonference on the fall OF Ton
w LIZA shnrt. and an adjournment W
W W. until tomorrow, pending y
~ uane i,,t Of further confirmatory adv.c =.
re- nece'p poeretary of state for war are
AZ me NJ so had a consultation at the "
nv Office with the pan iav adiutar
1T, bridge and General Woi''''''