Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
AFFAIRS ABROAD.
An American HeiresS Married to Lord
Peace Negotiations at Stand
still In Peru,
A Committee Appointed to Inquire Into
the Tniquities Revealed by the
Pail Mall Gazette.
oREAr BR,rAIs.

tA'NHNNf SuAl ~ WV VI Nht hi'Fe
brilliant affairs OF the season took
place today nj ST, Georges church.
The event was the marriage OF Lord
Vernon Of Sudbury park, DeIhyshire,
10 Niles Fannie Lawrence, n daughter
OF MIR. Francis lawrence of New
York. The church WAS crowded
with numbers OF the nebiliy aud
States. United States Minister Phelps
and Mira. Phelps, the duEeand duchess
OF Buccleuch, the earls of Hardwlcke,
Granville, Wemyss, Cork, Lltchfield,
Kingston aud Stanhope, and their
wives, and SIR William Harcourt, aud
the marquis OF Harrington, were
present NJ the ceremonies.
The Editor OF tho Pail Mall uasette Given
moral support.
LONDON, July 1.-THE editor OF the
Pail Mall Gazette has received letters
from the queen and Mr.. Gladstone, In
which tsey heartily thank him for the
exposure OF the traffic In young girls
for immoral purpose aud assure him
OF their full sympathy In the matter,
TIN AOM MlIIEE Of INV
The Pail Mall Gazette announces
that the archbishop OF Canterbury the
bishop OF l. ,ndon, Cardinal Manning
and Hon. Samuel Morley have con-
sented to act "a commlltee OF inquiry
into the charges OF aristocratic iniquity
made by the Gazette In Its revelations
during the past week, The com.
mittee, which Ia looked upon as
% ..rtsaAWAtpnvxf "a ~
the character OF lts memb RI ever or
ganlzed, will. be gin work tomorrow
afternoon. The Gazette will place In
confidence before the committee every
detail Of the evidence gathered by
that paper's reportorial commiesionon
which II relies 10 prove the existence
OF the wickedness unveiled. Every
reporter engaged on the Gazette will
appear under oath before the commit
| tee and each will produce Rll
| the memoranda gathered by him dur.
| ing the several weeks OF the inquiry,
together with all the ADDRESSES, letters,
portraits descriptions and identltlot
tione OF persons, certificates and agree
mente, collected and referring in any
way to the persons directly or indi
rectly implicated In the dlscoverie,
made. The commission will trea
coniidentlally all the information be
fore II, but will make general report
IA 10 the truth OF the GAzstto's revela
ton,
The Report Denied,
| EVENING Il Ia now denied that tn
queen and MIR. Gladstone have wri,
ten TO the editor OF the Pail Mall On
stte thanking him for his recent ex
posures OF the traiii In young girls.
Mr.. Stead, editor OF the Pail Ma
Gazette, this evening denied that h
had received letters OF eympAthy fror
the queen aud Mr.. Gladstone.
Theproteotion Of Young oiris,
The conference for the protection I
young girls opened this afternoon
Princess hall, this city. The chi
promoter OF the cause IL the Salvatio
army. Hon. Samuel Morley, Liberia
NJ. p for Bristol presided ana mao
an address on iniqulty as expoA,d b
the Pail Mali Gazette. He declared thf
the condition OF things In Londo
as revealed by that pape
WINS scaudal to Christian nation
"People mvst speak out exclain1e
{ the orator, "if their homes ARE To i
kept sacred from this surrounding POI
. ulation. | believe there II one law f
l the rich aud poor In these matters.
4 should bc a felony to steal u poor pc
! sons child
Prof. James ; uart proposed u vol
. OF thanks to the proprietor and edilt
. of the Pail Mall Gazette for the
work. 10 has rendered 10 the ause I
| Christian morality great god, Tn
Q proposal was unanimously adopted,
D was also resolution urging parlll
\ ment to raise the age OF consent froi
3 thirteen to eighteen years.
Mrs, Both addie sed the confe
j enoe, and, referring 10 the queen, salt
Q Her meJesty's heart beats on u
I right eide OF this question,
3 Mrs. Booth announced th " che ha
!. received letters from the marquis {
, Salisbury and Mr.. Gladstone encou
4 aging the work OF the conference.
An A,ssrIoau Running Tor Parliament,
Louis j. Jennings, formerly edit
4 of the New York Times, has c0n,ente
TO contest one Of the rarliamentar
districts OF Stockport In ChesHhii
In the Tory interest In the comm
8 general election Stockport sat pre-
. ent represented by two Radical.
= In his address accepting the cand
j. daey Jennings advocates local sol
Z government for Ireland and an IN
9 port tax ON finished msru'acturs
2 goods.
y In Parliament
y LONDON, July li.--sir Richa'
" Assheton Cross, home secretary, a
v nounced In the house OF commons th
X evening that the government had co
cluded II was not advisable 10 pros
cute the Pail Mall Gazette for its !
cent publications. -
q Lord Randolph Churchill stated
J. the house OF commons this afterno'
that the government mad no intenti'
OF negotiating with AbdurrRhmi
Khan, the ameer ~ Afghanlstan,
n the defense OF Csndahar. Englai
had, he said, given csrtain pledges
assist the Aneer, II any emergcn'
arose aud the ameer asked for ASST
Ia ance. Whatever government mig
be In power, the secretary continue
the conrse OF England was clear II q
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