Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-10
OUR CABLE LETTER.
Fears Entertained that Gladstone win
BE Unable 10 Return 10 Pal
lilies IN the Fall.
snl'sh"r, frcraringto uoldon 60 Egypt =
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the union of all sections, has been rnp-
turcd, The meetings which have takor
place between Gladstone. the Marquis of
harrington ami Chamberlain show No
common platform possible, and Chamber
lain has declined TO abandon his radical
programme of taxation OF prnpcr-
~ free education Of laborcrS and
allotment at low rents aud his
scheme OF home rule. The declarations
made by him In ms speech at Hull were
followed ny q rupture with the other Lib
cral leaders and were
tNkrN AS ~ otEN MANIFESTO
That he had unlurlcd the nag ol the lead-
crshlp ut the Radicals, Nnd that hrnc,
forth he would hc free from the control
ot Gladstone or the Whlg pacty. The
anxiety of thc moderate Liberals for the
return OF Gladstone To- active pulitlrnl
leadership becomes moro intense ~ the
confusion grows more confonnded with
out him Herbert Gladstone informs in
Quircrs after his fathers health that
he has recovered the tul use uf his
voice. Gladstone tells his friends that
he has undertaken a Watching cruise lnr
the purpose of establishing his vocal
strength So that he may be iittrd to per-
lurm
PROLONGED PLATFORM WORN
In the meantime, he SAYS any strain ni-
tets his voice, and he declines even Ia
hold conversation, except of short dun,-
lion, The unbiased opinion prevails
That the eN-ppmlcr, Notwithstanding thr
cnurts he * making 10 add 10 his strength,
viii be- unable To take a prominent part
Ia the campaign.
GRENI nRlrNlN NNn umNN,
The reported alliance between England
and thinu proves to hc Il revival at The
story OF a slmlur agreement which was
current during The late war crisis, that
Lord Granville through the Marquis o
Tscin had sounded the pekin government
as to the attitude OF China In the event oI
war between England aud Russia ~
Interchange of Views was made with the
ulmatiun from pekln thai Ciiun would
irrely maintain neutrality. Sslec The up-
puintmcnt Of Sir Robert Hart rs British
minister al Pekn the Marquis of Sails
bury has made no ovcrturcs Tor an ali-
nuce The statement madc hy la Rrpub-
llquc fmucaiSe that an alliance between
England aud China had been formed wnS
merely sensational aud arose from the
desire Ia Justify NJ. lcrry's cclonal-eN-
pnnsi~n pollcS, which included un in-
crease 81 the French i0rcc in India
Chinu
rH,NCI ,sks Anutr noArr.
Sir Henry Drummuud WnlfI the Brit
islt envoy 10 Egypt has arrlyedn Paris
II Is reported that Ice has been asked by
II freycinei. the French niulsicr OF for
eign affairs, tu explain LORD Sallshup's
statement, TINT the BRITISH troops viii
remain IN Egypt until order lus been 80
cured. There are indications thai Lord
salisbury Is preparing for the permanent
occupation OF Egypt The war Office
has been ordered to strengthen the
Egyptian army, Increasing The NUM-
bcr cot English officers in Egypt
from tho Indian suNlc making
permanent the temporary appointments
they hitiero held, Clnssrs have boon
formed inr the non.commisSoucd officers
aud tlp prlyatcs lnr the studying OF tho
Arabic language. Arrangements have
been made 10 send out the Families of
privates when desired al iiIrlou.lls of
officers will ccnsc on the lst den
Stepls-nson, commanding The troops la
Egypt has been instructed to prcparraL
plan iOr the rellci OF kasSna
rnE ctHps rims oN fltE tAzErrE.
IN address has been gotten up rs
tho women of England thanking tlea
Fall Mall tiazcitc foe it, recent articles
on IondOn vice aud prnsnn thai pnperlN
socinI purity The address has l50 sig.
lures, including lllose Of Lady Ashburton,
l.ailg Temple and the Countess Ports
mouth. All the names are those at per
sons in good position.
~ ~ RITZ InEIH Br-iNrsr
The Fall Mall Galettr has weakened
H.. position by articles dnprccafn9 the
raising of the age of consent la girls IA
eighteen, on The grounds that snch a.IsM
would destroy the means OF livciliood.ot
tl5c hosts of young girls already launched
into immortality 'rhe article says tlle
proposal Is ~ lorciblc an interference
with vested Interests ~ can bc contcm-.
plated ~ II would abolish The present
means ol Subsistence Of lnru
nninher OF girls without cOmpcnsatlng
them Tor the Legislative Cpnh-cntiOni oil
their income.
The Spectator declares II impossible tai
attribute noble motiges.to the Fail Mall
tiRlctte at reading this grossly cynical
and utroclous pnlllati@n Of prostiintioDl
NORTHWESTERN noIAIitY.
The queen will 20 to lillnoral DDS
month The Princess Beatrice and Wr
husband accompany her inuiestN
Ovorhires are helm. made Tor De be-
trotliAof Princess louise vi Wales I"
the Duchess GonunlIgEs bsplber.
successor 50 pringc Charles If l'rnssis,
tho Epd Prince The duchess bretilsr
las sn immense fortune.
Prague srgrkts BnNDrs
nelanit Il expected Ia NE paymcnl Of
tho interest ON Tue Spanish per sent.
bonds, as II has bccn Impossible tdcOllect
taxes since the outbreak of Ihf cholcr.
The deficit Ia the revenue 60 the end
Of July approaches, 2,9OO,nOQ francs.
~ Iraasrps LtsrraiiN IiiEMf
m. tfrat,.sl. t,ntspusuanf gnntiuua. "a.
withhold a. assent 70 tlm issue oi sgt-
900. 900 Panama tssual lottery bonds. Tho
shares az the company, which we're reiA
Ing twO months ago az Isl francs, hnsc
fallen ts ii francs. Dclesscp> nisin-
iains his confidence that the public w'lt
subscribe ina new Issue OF bonds.
II your bread Is not Ju-itOili 'p1con'S
taste use SILVER I.phf baking Pnwteh