Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-13
Preparations For the Approaching Nup-
tials Of the Youngest Daughter
Of the Queen,
Parnell and His Home Rulers 10 Hold The
Balance Of Power ia the Next
British Parliament,
Tories Victorious in the Lincolnshire
Election Russian Finances
Falling Of,
The Moral Support Of Grea. Britain Goes
Out TO the Pail Mall Gazette
in its Disclosures.
THE COMING ROYAL WEDDING.

THE COM No ROYAL WEDDING.
LONDON, July l. The preparation
for the wedding cf the Princess Bea.
trice become daily more expensive.
Architects are now erecting a massive
wooden srchway from the gate of the
church-yard to the portals OF the edi.
flee, to prevent the public from wit.
Messing
THE WEDDING PROCESSION.
The most stringent orders have been
issued to prevent the public from Sc
curing available points OF obser-
walton in the adjacent lanes
and fields, sll of which
are to be guarded on the wedding day
by mounted police. 1t is also stated
that the queen has decided TO refuse
the press permission to witness the
ceremony. Many OF the newspapers
are wroth at this.
THE BRIDESMAIDS
are all TO be chosen from among the
nieces Of the Prime, : Beatrice. Prince
Alexander of Bulgaria has arrived.
The Crown Prince Frederick VIII.
liam Of Germany wfli arrive this
week He will visit the Antwerp eX
hibition on his return. Twenty thou
sand photographs of Prince III enry,
the groom, have already been sold in
England.
THE CONSERVATIVES TRIUMPHA NJ.
The hopes entertained by the Con.
servatives Of success in the coming
general elections were much strength,
ened by the result oI
the North Lincolnshire special
parliamentary election yesterday
The Tory candidate, Mr.. Ad Kinson
increased the Conservative majority
by over thousand votes. Mr.. Glad.
stone himself had taken a personal in.
terest IN the election, and mad written
campaign letters In support of the Lib
eral candidate.
| PARNELL PLAYING 10 WIN.
The earl Of Carnarvon, the new lord
lieutenant OF Ireland, had specia
conference Friday with the residen
magistrates OF Dublin for the purpos
OF furnishing to the present govern
ment material for reply to "A question
which Mr.. Sexton will ask in Ia,
commons as to whether the ministry
| intends TO remove from Ireland the eX
ira police force on the lapse of the
Irish crimes act. IL Is reported tha
Mr.. Parnell has promised the new
government to do all In his power t.
| discourage the commission of crime
in Ireland, but that he
REFUSES TO ISSUE A MANIFESTO
10 the Irish people on the subject,
The Irish leaders, friends declare that
TO issue a manifesto would commit the
national league to sort Of adoption
OF the responsibility for the agrarian
outrages which recently were perpe
trated in Ireland. The Parnellites
policy is to give their support a.
far as possible TO the Conserva
tives in order to even VI
the chance Of the regular Tory and
Liberal parliamentary candidates, 81
that the home-rule members which
Mr., Parnell expects his party to have
In the next parliament may have 3
certainly ofpoasessiDg
THE BALANCE OF POWER
With that possession the home-rult
vote could be thrown either way with
precision, as the interests of the ma
tional league might require.
FINANCIAL CRISIS IN RUSSIA
The latest announced returns from
the Russian customs duties show al
enormous increasing in the revenue
despite the augment OF duties. The
decrease is put at $400, coo daily at the
present writing.
MORAL SUPPORT GIVEN TIE PALI
MALL GAZETTE.
The Pail Mall Gazette la late edi
ton yesterday, commenting on tht
of 10 IL
sympathy arrives by every post. A
large proportion Of those who write
promise To subscribe, some varying
from s. to Cl00, TO protect the Gazette
in event OF its prosecution 10y the
officers OF the law. IL will bs time
enough, however, To think Of protect.
ing ourselves when any body shall be
foolhardy enough to attack Us
The bishop of Chester writes the
GsZette urging the paper TO use It's In
huence on the members OF plTliAment
to hurry through an amendment Il
protection of females by raising the
age at which they can give legal
consent to criminal intimacy.
DIR. Gregg, senior bishop Of the Re
formed Church OF T. gland, writes a.
LuiuiblcI vi wv E'Spcl hbu phg biSlhu
~ thank you for your heroic treat
ment OF London's social evils. Speak
and hold not thy peace, Lit up thy
voice like a trumpet for TIE exposure
of wickedDese, and denounce its vic.
| Tins
Sir Frederick George Miller, bart !,
Conservative member OF parliament
for York city, asks the GsZ site TO issue
TO the public statement expressing
its views as TO the most efiicsclous
amendments possible IN make to the
present criminal law Of England, and
says he thinks the law should protect
girls from the awful results OF theiI
ability 10 consent 10 sexual crinae
until se senteen years OF age ut least.
A great number Of magistrates
clerRymen and secTetsri6s OF rescue
societies write warmly thanking
the Gazette for It's exposure
and promising to do all IN theiI