Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-01

them. This gave rise TO quarrel and
one of tho Frenchmen dealt the Ger.
man fatal blow.
FRANCE.
BILL ADOPTED.
PARIS, July 3l.-The chamber OF
deputies, by a vote of POI to 1911, adopt
ed the revision of the constitution bill
as passed by the senate.
CHOLERA BULLETIN.
PARIS, July a. Three cholera
deaths ut Marseilles and three ut Tou-
Ion last night,
MARsEILLEs, July, 81. Noon Three
de,ths ffom cholera since this morn.
ing.
A SAD OCCURRENCE.
ARIES, July Sl.--A sd accident in
connection with the cholera panic
happened recently near this city. A
lad nt work ON farm was seized with
vomiting, and the farmer refused to
allow him to enter the house and the
poor fellow died In the field alone and
without care. When the father the
lad arrived he was not permitted 10
place his sons body In a stable, but
was forced to leave IL In the open air
while he went to town to procure u
coffin. lie then conveyed the body
on IA wheelbarrow to the burial a,i-
thorities, who refused him assistance,
and the father was finally compelled
to bury the body In the cemetery
alone.
AN ODD PREJUDICE.
MARsElLLEs, July 3l.-The lower
classes dislike and oppose the physi-
clans because they have gotten the no.
ton that the physicians have been in.
stituted to help the cholera along, In
order to get rid of the surplus popula-
ton. A paper was read by u medical
man In Berlin, lauding the cholera as
sweeping of beings untitled for the
struggle of existence. 1t has been
widely reproduced In France and has
helped To prejudice people against the
doctors aud confirm them In the belief
that the government had adopted
Views similar To those of the Berlin es-
sayist. An instance Of the popular
hostility toward physicians occurred
In this city yesterday. A doctor was
going into the slums to attend u pm.
tient, when lie was confronted by a
party of the sick mans neighbors
with knives, who chased him away
and prevented his ministering to the
sufferer.
AMERICAN ARTISTS.
PARIS, July 3l.-Amercan artists
In Paris are subscribing 10 fund for
presenting this country with u bronz,
medal of the Barthcldi statue.
ENGLAND.
DECLINED. "'
LONDON, July Sl.-N[anager C;y,
has declined To assume the direction o.
the Metropolitan opera-house in New
York the coming season.
STEAMER SEIZED.
LONDON, July Sl.--A dispatch from
Mozambique states the British BARI
Sarah Ill 'bart was detained there and
her cargo seized on the pretense thai
she had violated the customs regula,
lions. The people are indignant al
the arbitrary proceedings. The Brit.
ish man-of-war Canada, with Prince
George of Wales, has arrived of Scilly
Islands.
THE GooDwooD cur.
LONDON, July 3l.-rhe race for IN,
Good wood cup to-day was won Inv 81
Simon; Ossian, second: Friday. Third
a MATCH GAME,
LONDON, July 81 The Times pub,
fishes letter advocating u match
game between the Philadelphia and
Australian cricket teams.
THE DYNAMiTRRs' TRfAr,
LONDON, July Sl,--The trial of the
tu'p.cted dynamitcrs, DAILY and Egan,
continued to-day at Warwick. The
same precaution was taken to guard
,ne court as on yesterday. Col.
MsJehuic, Inspector OF explosives, tes-
uued that DAILY had, when arrested
SIX bottles OF sulphuric acid and four
d. Mantle bombs. The bombs only
required the Insertion of sulphuric
acid 10 produce au explosion. He
knew OF no purpose, scientiiic or prac-
teal, for such bombs except 10 take
life. "'
! REBELS ROUTED.
LONDON, July Sl.--rhe Times has
received from Alexandria the folio a. !.
Ing translation OF an Arabic teie.
gram, dated Docgolo, July 81
The mudir with two battaiions of
bashi- Bazouks, ~ detachmen mt of mount.
ell infantry, someguus and 4, 200 armed
volunt. ers attacked and defeated the
rebel sheik nan,ed Ahmet FL Ho,ln
who WAS intrenched In the Ambukxi
district among the ruins In the noun.
tains. The rebels were driven COM
pletely out OF the province aud Don.
COLA Is now safe and tranquil. A mes.
s.enger from Gordon arrived with a
letter for the mudir and is awaiting a
reply
EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE.
LONDON, July 3l.--The Eyyptian
conference met At the foreign Office 10.
day. No hitch in the discussion TO-DAY
1t the. Egyptian conference, aud n ~
thought probable an arrangement viii
soon be agreed upon. The conferenna
has adjourned tiil Saturday.
NATIONAL CONSERVATIVES
LONDON, July 81 The National
conservative union elected Sir Michasi
Hicks Beach chairman, vice Lord Rsn.
dolph Churchill, resigned. NA
~ the commons Lord Fitzman,ioa
under, secretary offoreign affairs. siatsj
thai France had obtained from ,hs Inl
ternationAl African association an
agreement OF presumption on tn. can.
s'' wh'cn was not offered England.