Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28
C0ERCING IRELAND.
More Troops to be Dispatched to Ire.
iand TO Carry Out the Stringent
Measures OF the Conservatives.
alexander sullivan Predict. Failure f,r
the Sudden DeDarlure of the British
Government
70 PROSECUTE NArloNA1tsr tr,nv,s

TO PROSECUTE MATT oNAItsT LEADERS
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The government,
has decided to prosecute other National.
list leaders next week. The troops in
ireland Will be reinforced Dy at least 1000
men. ~
AN INTERVIEW WITH ALEXANDER suiIt-
VAN.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 27.--"I think ike
all other attempts at coercion, It will
result In failure" said Mr.. Alexander
sullivan, ex'president Of the irish ma.
tionel league, Today, when asked bv a
reporter what he thought of the
new departure OF the Rnrllsb
government IN the direction Of
tue coercion OF Ireland. at is more
likely to be a failure, because there a a
greater feeling OF sympathy for the Irish
people among the English masses than
ever existed before. That sym.
patty is due mostly TO Mr..
Gladstone's advocacy and the
statement of the cause OF the Irish TO the
English masses and to the presence on
the stump in England Of Parneu and
others, who have so stated the
Irish cause to the English people
that the latter now understand
precisely what 1t is. 1t is not question
between races and creeds, but Of humapi.
" 1t would not be at all surprising I'm
view OF Churchill's peculiar tactics ,d
his manifest willingness TO initiate
Dlsraeli II he anticipated the
failure OF clerclon, and was
anxious for it's trial and failure
In order to Justify him Ia jumping over to
home rule himself. The Irish all over
the world will become more active in
their organizations, and more liberal in
their contributions. There has been no
want OF sympathy on the part OF the Irish
all over the world. ! should not be sur
prised II Churchill's enforcement of
coercion was reall preparation for the
advocacy OF home rule by him. or late
there has not been seeming necessity Of
any great ectivity. II the Tories make
that necessity they will hear the response
OF the Irish throughout the world"
TROUBLE IN MADAGASCAR.
LONDON, Nov. PR liable advices
from Zanzibar say rupture between
the French and Hovas is imminent. The
queen of Madagascar has instructed
Gen. Willoughby, her chief Commander,
TO brook no further aggression by the
French residents. 1t is rumored that
Cen Willoughoy has sent strong pro-
a
GOT THE REICHsTAG by THE THROAT.
BERLIN, Nov. 27.-The government has
decided t dissolve the reichstag il it re-
jects the military estimates.
FRENCH WAR LITERATURE.
PARIS, Nov. 27.-Two sensational books
on the war OF 1870 have been brought to
not ce. The first, Gle Cavalier by Oc-
tave Mirben, has been published. 1t por-
trays in a startling manner the French
troops as debased and brutal body of
men, with besotted and vaporing COM
manders. The second, which is about to
appear, is entitled ole Caonet Nolre,"
the author being Count Herrlson. II
purports to be secret history drawn
from official documents hitherto unpub-
lished
PROTECTING BRITISH INTERESTS.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The Post This
morning says England has opened nego-
tlations for the cession OF Port Hamilton
to China, the object being to nullify
Russia's pretexts In connection with
Port Lazaveff and thus secure effectue
protection for British interests In the
East.
CONVICTED or TREASON.
BERLIN, Nov. 27.--Editor Prohl has
been sentenced by the supreme court to
nine years. Imprisonment for treason. 1t
was proved that he supplied France
through Capt. Sar0uws with German mil
itary and naval secrets.
AN EXTRAORDINARY REQUEST.
PARIS, Nov. 27.-The municipal coun-
ell of Paris has requested United States
Minister McLane to intercede with the
governor OF Illinois in behalf of the con-
demned anarchists of Chicago.
GERMANY SIDES WITH RUSSIA.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 27.-Le Nord, a Rus
sian organ published here, commenting
on Emperor William's speech, says:
Those desiring 10 prevent Russia from
establishing a safeguard around her in
terests from causing her legitimate claims
TO prevail IN Bulgaria, must renounce the
hope of having Germany as an ally. The
proclamation of this fact, lie Nord de.
clares, will produce the proper effect in
London, vienna aud Sofia.
BOOMING A NEW CANDIDATE.
SOFIA, Nov " An agitation has been
started for the purpose Of securing the
nomination of Prince Emanuel Voigrides,
nephew OF Alako Pasha, to the Bulgarian
throne. Prince Ia Russophilc.
M. Grecoff mas returned from Constan-
tinople.
Inc SODfaDle Will henu uepulhtlOu OF
Bulgarian notables TO Vienna, St. Peters
burg, Berlin. London, Paris, Rome and
Constantinople to fully explain to the
powers the actual condition of affairs in
! Bulgaria, and to ask the powers 10 make
the choice OF a candidate for the Bulga'
rian throne with due regard to the coun-
try's needs and disposition. The depu-
tation will start on its mission next week,
and will visit Vienna first.
SENTENCES or GYRMAN SOCIALISTS.
BERLIN, Nov n in the reichstag
yesterday the president, yice-presidents
| and secretaries of the last reichstag were
reelected. On motion Of DR.. Windthorst,
/ debate on the first reading Of the budget
was IKE d for the 30th inst.
Leipsc court has sentenced the social
| lists, Thenert and BahlmanD, 20 two years,
kissing TO two and half years, and
/ Schurm TO four years imprisonment al
1 hard labor for fomeutlng the riot Of Sep
/ tember 20. The severity Of the sentences
caused general surprise, as the prisoners
were only taking part 10 demonstration
when arrested.
ALI. IRELAND GREATLY A6ITATED
DuBIIS. Nov. 27.-The irish Times,
Conservative, says the government hiss
resolved promptly TO suppress all anti
rent and other illegal combinations, 10
curtail the licenses of the press, 70 forei'
bly, suppress intimidation, 10 enforce the