Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-29

WauuinRtvu tNprtseth great aAtiNfhC-
lion NJ the result OF this, his flfst I'm.
terview OF the prime minister
CnUncH RIor.
For long time there has been
trouble In the Polish Catholic church
here between the prleet and his fol.
lowera, faction OF whom was on
posed to him, over year AGO. I'm
row growing out OF this trouble. a
man was killed, aud the failure to con-
Wet the parties guilty az the otiepAo
stimulated the opposition, which
has been increasing In feroosty.
A few days sgo an attempt WAS made
10 blow up the church building with
dynamite, Thln afternoon the trouble
illuminated in general riot, Ia which
ilrearma and all manner OF weapons
were freely used. Two men were
killed aud several Injured, white quite
n number OF houses were partially or
entirely destroyed. The police have
made IN large number OF arrests and are
on the grounds now to prevent an-
other outbreak.
pIsco1rnHrEp ARTISTS.
The Disseminated exhibitors NJ the
Royal aoadWly and the owners
OF rejected pictures, many OF
the formeN OF whom at.
tribute their unNDNorable "situatiunsD
10 pre- ludlce, whiIT>many of the latter
charge their ~ fortune to the greed OF
the academiclans, have Joined In n
memorial TO the academy praying that
in the future all aCAdenllclans bN re-.
strlcted 60 four pictures nj the annual
exhibitions aud that outalders loo 10.
etrlcted 20 two. The memorlallsta con.
tend pretty strongly that the academic
clans NJ present
CROWD orr TnE ouTHfpR ExufntroRa
by abusing their own privilege. A
similar petition was rejected hy the
Royal academy two years ago and ID IN
thought that the present memorial will
not receive any better treatment. The
RI. Hon Arthur Wellesley Peel, Lib.
eral member from Warwick, aud prea.
ent speaker Of tho house OF commons,
Will Introduce into parliament at ita
next seaaion "A bill intended 10 reform
the abuses complained OF, and will ass
certain those which need eradication
frnm the management OF the royal
academy.
THE RoYAL MARRIAGE.
Court talk says the queens regret
over the marriage OF Princess Beatrice
Neepenh as the date OF the event Rp.
| proRohes. The departure ofthe Princess
beatrice from the maternal home will
certainly prove lnconvenient to her
mpjenty Ia many material ways The
princess saved her mother much state
work, and mastered all the state docu.
mentE With whose contents Il wns
necessary for the queen 10 be peraonr
ally made acquainted,
| ANNfvERsAhY on ViCroRIA's ANui;N-
SION tn THE THRONE
The arrangements for the celebrA.
ton Of the jubilee next year on the
tlitleth anniversary OF Queen Nicto-
rias ascension 90 the British throne
have already begun, II Is proposed
10 make the celebration one of the
grandest eventa OF modern times. it
IN reported that the queen has already
expressed deare 20 conclude her reign
on this Anniversary. Very little
orcdenoe IL given 10 tho report. Pen
Pile who are acquainted with her
mRlesty's dispoaitlon 10 retain in her
own hnndD tho supreme control Of
both her family aud state affairs,
smile nj the idea that Queen Victoria
will ever relinquinh any power M long
as she IN alive 10 execute II.
uENRy H. STANLEY
Halla for the Congo country at the end
OF next July. He IN said TO be eerious.
| iy disappointed because OF his failure
90 obtain financial assistance from
| England for the Congo company or.
ganized TO promote railroad, mining
aud commercial enterprises IN the free
state. The company, II IL sAid IL
likely utterly 10 collapse.
THE NEW ouERH on SOCIETY,
Miss Adelaide Delchon, Ia rapidly be'
coming society favorite In London
since her debut ~ a paflOf singer AZ
Lady Lanesborough's reception She
met there the Prince Wales aud has
several tlmes attended parties AZ the
Marlborough hotel, the princes SUM
mer residence.
a FAMOUS ADVENTURES.
Mrs, Weldon, VINO recently secured
| from the ahsriifis court OF London "A
verdict ofSb0, 900 against the composer,
6ounod. for libel, has emerged Ia
new character. She has become u
theatrical manager and has rented the
Grand theatsr III IslilRion. She an.
nounces her Intention 10 open the
place with new play which Is 10 be
based on her own personal
experiences, aud 10 have for 10 snb'
jeGt the expoeuss of,the abuses prevail
snt under the present execution OF the
AsUklhb liltllNt thNF tHNiN hAi tAANfl
DO doubt that Mrs. Weldon viii sre'
ceed Ia drawing immense houses 70
her theater. She IN the best-adverilfed
woman la Great Brltlan and has a ire.
mendous fund Of popularity 70 draw
upon,
TIKI AFuHAH QUESTION no M sE'
OPENED,
The marquis Of Salisbury aud Baron
de Staal the Russian embsasador, viii
resume negotiations on the frontier
questions Thursday. ~, Leesar II
| still Ia London. lie believes that no
chanpo will DO made In the position u
affairs as they were left by Earl Gran.
VILE.
FRANCE nlCrATnH 10 ioHN NULL
NJ. WaddlnglOn Mt yesterdays con.
| ference with Lord salisbury renewed
the demand that an early date be
! fixed for the withdrawal ~ The
British troops from Egypt, and slg-
gosted the reoOnatiucllon nf the
\ ERyptlan army of mixtc Indian aud