Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
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damage is enormous. Rain Is still falling
The Prussian landtag has voted E8I,-
600 for relief.
MANY PEOPLE DROWNED.
VESSA, June 28.--A dispatch from
Prague states that ierryboat capsized
when crossing the Sazwa river, throwing
ilftv persons into the water. The exact
number OF drowned has not yet been as
certalned but twenty-five bodies have
been recovered.
THE EXPULSION BILL.
PARts. June 2S.--In the debate on the
exclusion bill In the senate yesterday
Premier DE Freycinet said that the gov
eminent would not tolerate another gov
eminent In France, and would take the
full responsibility for the expulsion of the
princes He rofuted the charge that the
government Is yielding TO the lrreconcil-
sbles. and declared that order Is being
maintained throughout France, even ~
Decazeyille, where recurrence OF the
recent disorders had been prevented.
That was not the case in Belgium or
Great Britain. In conclusion, he depre-
Gated the confiscation OF the property OF
the princes, and insisted that the com
mon law would not apply to the princes.
He urged the necessity OF republican
union as one OF supreme interest to the
republic Finally secret ballot was
taken and the bill as it came from the
chamber Of deputies was adopted by a
vote of lll TO l07. The announcement
OF the result was received with great APP
plause by the members OF the left.
THE PRINCES EXPELLED.
The government at O'Clock this after
noon win issue decree eXpelliDg the
French princes from the country The
princes will leave France tonight A
number Of Royalist senators and deputies
have goue to the Chat au DEN to coudole
with The count OF Paris.
WILL BID HIM GooD.BYE.
Most OF the Royallst senators and
deputies intend to witness the departure
VI the count of Paris from France.
PREPARING TO LEAVE.
PARIS, June 23.-rhe police have been
ordered 10 arrest all persons who make
noisy Loyalst demonstrations 10 Paris or
elsewhere on the occasion OF the de-
parture OF the expelled princes. Count
Fouchor de Coreil, ambassador to the
Australian court, has resigned In protest
against the action Of his government In OK.
pellng the French princes. IL Is be-
bassador to the court of st. James, will
resign In consequence of the expulsion Of
the princes. His resignation Is mo-
mentarlly expected. The royal press
pronounce the passage of the expulsion
bin the foreruuner of the downfall of
the republic. The moderate Republican
papers generally criticise IL as unjust,
The Opportunist journals urge the govern
f.a nd ha 40, a f.f tha I'm
cOnCilables and Radicals, and they demand
ilrmer republican policy. The count and
countess OF Paris and their son, Prince
Louis Philippe, after receiving their
friends tomorrow, win embark at
REPORT in the afternoon.
The counts manifesto win he issued
on Friday, Prince Napoleon is going to
Geneva and his son, Prince Victor, is
going to Brussels. Neither, 1t Is thought,
will publish manifesto Prince Yictor's
adnerents, II is said, will make demon
siration at the railway station when he
takes his departure
tue BRITISH MATE DISAPPEARS.
QUEENSTOWN, June 28.-The mate Of
the British bark ArlKow, who was picked
up al sea in an open boat by the Ameri-
can ship Frank Pendleton, and said that
tho Arlkow was sunk by collision on May
8, has disappeared He left not say
Ing that his heartrendlng story of co.,
lision and his consequent suffer
ings was false, and added 81 left the
vessel for reasons which | will hereafter
explain
THE porE--SPAN1s AFFAIRS,
ROME, June 28--The pope has sent the
decoration Of the golden rose TO Queen
al n frift ID
panied by an autograph letter from his
holiness.
A leading supporter OF Don Carlos has
arrived here, 1t is said that his mission
Is to discuss with the pope compromise
between Don Carlos and the heirs Of King
Alfonso
WON'T orPosR HIM.
LONDON, June 28.--The Rassendale
liberal council by vote OF ninety-four to
siSty.iye, has consented not TO oppose
the election OF the marquis of Harrington
A MAYORS BANQUET.
LoNpoN, June 2S,--The lord mayor OF
London gave banquet last evening to
the mayors Of the provincial cities. The
mayor OF Belfast delivered speech in
which he said that II the law had been
maintained In Ireland with the same i'm,
partality as IN England and Scotland, the
whole country would have been as pros
porous, as contented and as loyal a:
Ulster
STRONG ARGUMENT.
LONDON, June 2S.--The Times, com
menting on Mr.. Gladstone's Glasgow
meeting, SAYS the remarkable absence o
men OF Intellectual or professional dis
tlnction, which has characterized all o
Gladstone's meetings Ia Scotland, appear
70 have reached its highest development
at Glasgow yesterday
CONTRIBUTING TO HOME RULE.
DURAN, June 23-liis Grace Mos
Rev Thomas W. Croke, archbishop Q
Csshel, has just sent TO the treasurer o
the Irish parliamentary fund the sum O
SlsQ0, which he says Is an installmen
some Of his people VIII contribute TO th,
cause OF home rule. The archbishop
subscribed $3.50 Of this amount himself
rHE DRAD PASiIA.
CoNsrANrINoPLE, June 2S.--The bod
OF Hobart pasha viii be received at Go
noa by a Turkish gunhoat and conyeye
20 this city. The funeral will be con
oucted with great pomp, and the inter
Inent VIII DC made m the cemetery OF tn
sultan ON the BosphOrus, opposite Cor
stontlnople. The entire expense VIII b