Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11
Foraker Campaign but N, uo i rnao

at once ordered the authorltles to mud ouf
who he Offenders were in order
that they might be visited with
proper punishment The Investigation
which resulted from this order sa CON
Einced the queen that The scottish OF
ierth could Keep secret, aud desired
mote OF the same Kind tokecp, that, angry
as shc was, she was Obliged 10 advise
trhce licnry 10 maintain scclusion IN the
Highlands. Evidence IS everywhere OF.
tered That the popular dislike OF the mar.
rlnge ui Princess Beatrice To such a por-
son az Prince Hcry remains undated.
3 tuNn ron EDToU srEAp's pErENsr.
The regular trial OF Mr.. Stead,
editor ol the Pail Mall Ga.
2ette, aud the others Indicted
with him Tor the abduction of Eliza Arm.
strong, VIII begin ON the 20th inst The
defense will cost $4,000 Sla 500 toward
this amount has already been contributed
TO the defense fund, which the Methodist
church is raising Tor the editor. Mr..
Stead Intends at his trial 10 present many
and startling revelations Of vice In hiph
places IN London
ruE MORALITY CRA2E oN rnr bFciiNE.
The social purity agitation, idIuded ON
lhc revelations made by tl.SE itl Mall
GazGttc,ls lowering. It's decline is, how
ever attributed 20 the growing public IN.
tercst IN the coming political campaign.
me social purity associations themselves
are actively keeping up their work IN
most Of the larger towns throughout
England these associations are endcavor-
oflng to destroy the business of houses of
III repute by enforcing close and constant
police supervision OF them.
REFUSE no SUBSCRIBE.
The Liverpool Maratime corporation
and many other similar bodies have re-.
fused to subscribe 60 the naval defense
fund recently projected At a public meet (
ing IN London. The refusal to contribute,
In each Of these cases was made by uuan. |
imous vote, The different bodies taking
the ground that the people of England I
should demand that The British ADM. I
rally should be held answcrablc for the /
state Of the country's coast defense.
REGISTERING AMERICAS suAREs.
large number NJ the members OF the 4
London stock exchange have pctltloned (
the governing committee Of the exchange !
TO register American railroad shares, and I
II Is believed the committee Will approve /
Of The project,
MURDER ~ rANGmRs.
A dispatch from 1anglers SAYS that
Sergeant Machugh, retired British 4
living there. has lust com.
nllted murder. He first Killed the
woman be vas living with, and then ran
INTO the strecte, stabbing many persons,
md fatally woundine two Ne was finally
aud q nos in jail
SCANDAL 0f TIN TrRF
The scratching Of ParadoX by Mr..
iocte his owner Tor the Cam
stakes, for Which the
l0rse was very heavily backed, has
,rOYed the greatest scandal Of tho racing
casou, Tia Sporting Times, comments
ng on the affair, intiuates Chat while
'aradoX 0stenslbly belongs 20 Mr. Cloelo,
ie Is really owned bY syndicate 81 mon !
Yho never meant 70 run him, but pocket, I,
Without race, the sums Of money With
which they knew be wonld be covered 4
ndcr the English rule 10 pay whether
be horse runs or not. Mr. Clocte, how, ,
yer, writes that when he was !,
b New York he declared Openly Il :
vas bis Intention ~ scratch Paradox (
or The Cambridge shire, but irving % !
ono mistake The horse was loft 10 The Z
ntrlos for The race. Nr Cl0cfe also de-
lies betting on bis own horses, and am !,
ounces his intention "a SOL his stud aud \
ctire from the turf. X
IRISH BnrGDTTEHs iNDIGNAsT.
Tie shareholders of The Cork steam
hip company at the meeting to-day 10 !,
oasldcr The actiCn u caitlcmcn Ia boy Z
citing HEIR line for carrying cattle be-. Z
)ngiug 70 the landlords, decided by :,
ote Of 1890 against 7Og 20 carry ai eat !
q offered whether tbey were The prop Z
rty Of The landlords ~ tho Nationalist i,
be cattic-dealers are furious over the y
csnlt Of The meeting aBdhaye determined !
continue boycofiiug the line until they :,
the company and ~ treat !,
le landlords IN similar manner