Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
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I INV attackS OF tue CacmN, declaring that
II y one al the greatest hulwarks OF
England against atAcism al WISH all
success to those defcnslng tl,s chur.han,l
and my friends will Join IN defending
| 1t. Many ahcct TO see in the cardinals
eNll0Ftation nothing more than u political
duorNton ol TIRE Roman church's princi-
| nle tftat any religion is better than no re.
| llgioA, bur his words have attracted unlL
vers@i attention here and viii undoubtedly
assist the Conservatives, who, asa partv
stand by the church to secure an alliance
I with tse Irish party.
rms foRu.s JunigANr.
/ The Tory political agenaS throughout
the conntry generally report more
favorable prospect Tor their party. They
/ do not predict a victory, but the sum OF
their assurances lS-that in no cvcNt can
the Liberals win by a large majority. The
conservative party leaders are So con.
WINGED 0t this that the marquis of
salisbury has. II y stated, dcci,sd TO
adopt an extraordinary course,
lie VIII, It IS Sn6u, continue Ia office
even u tl0 Liberals obtain majority In
the next parliament, unless the m,pinrity
i SO large rs to Show a very streug pub.
lie verdics against The governments, until
defeated Is vote in the new house
FlGnr1NG rms RnNCurrgnS,
The executive branch of the Iri-A roy.
ernWent : makn@ a most determined
EFFORT to check througb the operation of
the ordinary laws The extensive system of
boycotting which has been revised in
Ireland The long lists of prosecution
which are every day published show
the activity of the yolice.
In all cases wherein good
evidence Is procumble against thesa the
boycottcTs are summoned and committed
to trial or bound over to keep the peace.
The license Is revoked of every keeper of
Il public Aouse whc'i is proved guilty of re-
tnslng supplies to persons under the hoy
cottor law. 50 many pnblicans have al
ready lost their licenses on this account
that the league now eNempts pubiGans
from obedience to the boycottinn orders.
although IN all other respects this
method OF furnishing persons pro-
nomced Objectionable to The or
gan1atiou is pursued unchecked
So offensive has lhe hoycouing become
that the government has determined to
revive the "White-boy act" Tho
"White boys" of Ireland prcfurmcd their
work at night, and masquemdcd in white.
The act inilictS seven years penal .eryl-
lude ON persons found guilty OF menace
or OF conspiracy against the peace, per-
son or property of the loyalists In ireland.
KING TIrltltNW 10 BE nErusEB.
Dispatches from Calcutta state that
Nyoungok, the half brother OF Thcehaw,
king OF Burlnah, and who has for some
time been residing ia Calcutta, Is about
to 90 to liangoop, rs the British nominee
to SucceedTheehaW,u unless the latter sub
mits to England.
fRESCu POLITICS.
To-night's adYices from Paris are 10
the effect that intense anxiety prevails
throughout the whole of France W regard
10 the outcome OF to-morrow's special
elections. There will be second ballot
Ing in no less than 202 places So .cttlp the
ties and other defective bAllOtiges In the
general elections Of sunday, thG1th inst.
Ii is feared that the MonnrchiSts have
prepared TO spring some sensation upon
the country.
NJ Allam-Targe, minister of the
interior, has sent a circular
to every project IN the republic advising
them that the adverse results OF last sun
day were accomplished through the dis
loyalty OF the mayors and other officials
and ordering them TO proceed with the
utmost yigor tonight and tomorrow
N7'ihf'N tiA INiFbiF AOhHNl III IllN NNIUIl~
ment engaged in circulating any false
news calculated TO dlscredit the govern
ment or affect the ballotngs, N. Henri
Roclefort asserts thai the Monacbists
are plotting TO seize the voting tables to-
morrow IN many election districts with
thcintention of classifying votes. lie warns
the French Radicals to orgauizc and place
themselves on guard against this con
spiracy.
IL FEAR or rnE NIuuIsrs
From ST. Petersburg II is stated thai
the car viii tomorrow return 10 Gatz-
china, He has issued ukasc dated at
Fedcnberg torbidding the general celebra-
ton on March 3, next, of the twcnty.hfth
anniversary OF the emancipation Of the
serls of Russia Preparations had al
ready begun for very extensive cclebm-
ton OF this event in many parts OF the
empire. The car, il Is stated, found
GOOD reason 10 suspect that this cclebra.
ton was TO be made as ruse for a
general Nihilistc rising, to be organized
by the students Of ST. Petersburg aud
Muscow and on this account Issued
The extraordinary ukase.
ACCUSING lHE woRLD's sCORN.
In Berlin the Irogresssts in the reich
stag have resolved to make the govern
ments action in eXpelling the Russian
Poles from Germany leading parlia-
mcntary question rs soon rs the sessions
Of the reichstag are resumed.
The deputy professor OF Mullen proposes
to appeal to the German government 80
withdraw the edict of expulsion ou the
ground that operations under II injurc
German interests as much as foreign in
tercstS The municipal authorities of
Kongsburg have also resolved 10 send Il
strong protest against the expulsion to
Prince Bismarck This protest viii de-
scribe the terrible sudorings 10
which the unjgstly eSilcd Poles
are subjected, and declare that 1t Isl
Il staiu aud dishonor upon the German
name. Many of the expelled Poles have (
to pass through konigsburg on their way
to the frontier, and the great majority Of
them reach that city in such abject dis.
tress that the town has been compelled
from motives of charity 10 maintain
a public relief committee for their
assistance As many as 500 penniless
and starving Polish oXiles have been ID
the custody Of the committee az cne
time, The German newspapers are b..
coming thoroughly aroused on the sub.
Jet and most OF them without regard 10
party affiliations at present, protest
against the barbarlty aud inhumaaty Of
the expulsion and describe the ipdignn-
ton of the entire world.