Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-25

Hungary. The press correspondents I
have been forced 20 leave Nissa, aud they 4
report that army contractors In that !
country are working night and day, max (
ing uniforms. Every soldier is being
supplied With pair Of heavy marching
boots. sixteen thousand Serylau soldiers
are already masscd on the frontier ready
to cross at q moments notice. King MI.
Ian, the Scryan ruler, ina note 10 italy
explaining the military movements IN his
Kingdom, declares, however, that II Is his
intention 10 serrcptltlously adhere to the
terms of the treaty OF Berlin aud await
the result of the Coustantlnopic confer.
cncc.
ENrENulNG ruE INDIAN rRApE
MIR Coleman McAullcy, 0n behalf OF
the Indian government, has hhtamed per-
mission from China to open NJ Thibct
/ for Indian trade. lie reports that the
Z present grand lama oi Thibet has always
! been willing to allow this concession, but
| has heen prevented from granting t by
/ the government OF pckin. Cllina's pres
ent consent must be accepted as the
greatest Indication of the many She has
I recently given the world OF her dcter-
/ ninauon to pursue a progressive policy
| in Western seuse.
rms tRENCu RErUn1C sHtKN.
Dispatches from Paris this evening
show that the French people ure being
again excited by their newspapers against
/ the governments disastrous colonial en-
terpriSos.
The military organs take gloomy
View of the French situation IN both Ton
quin and Madagascar. l'Avcnir dip
lomatic Future, referring 20 the recent
Wholesale massacre of Christians IN Ton.
quin, eXclaims "This butchcry Is dis
grace TO our potectorate.n
lie Progress Milltalrcs states that the
government Is sending TO TonQuin men
per regiment TO replace those French sol
dcrS lost in that miserable country by
disease, and declares It's opinion that the
end OF the Whole French military enter.
prise in Chiua viii be u sllsgracciul re-
treat.
tits stated scmi-oalcially that the gov.
eminent is So thoroughly disgustcd with
the cute me of NJ, FcTy's military enter
prisoe That it has determined TO leave the
decision of the continuance or abandon
ment OF the INVASION OF Madagascar TO
The chamber of deputies,
ZION pLoN's MANIFESTO.
Prince Bonaprlc lrlon plon) has Is
suod another manifesto TO his followers
In this he congramlates hhnseB for hay
ing held aloul from the recent elections,
! ne says that no present the Mcnarchsts
are powctoss either To secure Che gov
eminent of France or 10 overthrow the
republic Tbcy are determined how
i ever, he says, 80 preripitate the state of
revolution toward which be declares the
cuUntry is drifting The manifesto con.
tinuess
Z me Radlcnls are Wpablp TO go,e1i without
i tiic .nppnri oi lhc tHuoruhitlH nu1r govern
D ment go managed muet cnd ,n dbsolnpon
% Oply strong pCrseycripg ana uutpd oNecu
z 1.-Two caA assure the sHhnlti ot 400 frpuNHc
s which must cithcr reform or perish.
% For these reasons tle prince rges al
good citi2nus TO unite in uphoNing Ia,
republic.
r. SHOWING THE pREHERs CHARACTER.
70 The following story about N, BrisHon
n president OF the council OF minister's Is
/. being circulated in the French ncHfpu
a summary and mjusty dismisset
a from oillce 10y order of NJ
!, i3lh.4an, apposled tosesk 'admu,
n Brisson, the premier's mother, TO inter
p cedc with her son for his reinstatement
o Tho lady replied franklyand imprudcntly
u telling the magistrate that she had LOST
all influence over her son that four year.
ago he had broken oil all relationship
g with the members of her family Wrote
,, Madame Brisson.
d He siill holds himself d stranger toward IL.
20 our great grlst licniloYgd hi, father to dl'
u WI t,rr , N" tn,5 3n T 6iI t.
i other mcmbcr. OF ihe family.
q The injured magistrate lost no time II
~ aycnging himself upon Mr.. I]risson by
4 making the contents OF his mother,
n communication OF him public.
't As ADDITION no SCIENCE.
q The sixth part of Herbert Spencer,
y "Scioncc of Sociology" is announced loi
n publication. til entitled "Gcclcsiasti
y cal Institutions In his preface MIR
n Spencer explains that delay IN cOmplctin.
this volume, II being three and one-hnl
g years since the nth was published, Ia,
y been caused by his occupation with othcI
4 subjects aud principally by IN henlth
which, he SAYS, often has prevented hin
from doing even the small amour
of daily work which he has beer
. accustomed previously TO perform
a The seventh and eighth parts OF the soci
y nloay 20 be entitled respectively profes
:, slonll Institutions, aud Industrial msti
w. tutipns remain unfinished. bnt Mr.
y Spencer saws hc hopos there Will be les
y deIay M giving them to tile public. nj,
personal friends. however. fear Chat Ties,
Iconcludins Volumes vim no, BIO t0ribco,n
u inc Tor n long time. md some Of tbou
u heiieve tint Mr.. Epeprpr viii be unnbl,