Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-22
ACROSS THE OCEAN.
The Spanish Insurgents are Being
Gathered In and the Lenders are
Already Sentenced TO Death.
Tho Riots At Belfast Continue with In
creasinE yigor- Parnel's Land
Bill IL Rejected.

VI 4OlCuDy NutlA COAlindhAihB
officer and then returned TO allegiance
and prayed for mercy. The common
soldiers who took part In the uprising
generally repent their folly to-day, and
blame the officers for leading them astray.
the authorities. In the province OF
Toledo two bands OF rebels, however,
still hold out. They are try
ing TO reach the Gallardaman noun
tains, and force OF loyal troops
has been sent in pursuit II them. Only
about forty rebel cavalrymen are now at
large. They will probably soon be cap
tured. The arrest OF Republicans con-
tinues. The queen returns to Madrid to-
morrow. Great excitement wal caused
here by the news that the rebels had
seized Morata, town near Madrid. Fir
ing was heard in that direction, and
force OF soldiers was sent thlther A
crowd of the followers of Gorilla was as
sembled there. They were scattered by
the royalist troops, many being taken
prisoners.
GLADSTONE.
LONDON, Sept. 2l--Gladstone pub.
fishes letter, again denying the per-
slstently repeated report that he Is about
to join the Catholic church.
FRENCH DEFICIT.
PARIS, Sept. 2l.--At a session OF the
budget committee, M. Sadi Carnot, min
lister of finance, said the deficit was esti-
mated at $4,000, 600 francs. He said that
the impost on alcohol was the only new
form Of taxation possible In 1887. He
declined to examine into the question of
income tax.
"a 4 ANN MIR DRrRCTun
LONDON, Sept. 81 --Parnell's land bill
was rejected by vote OF 297gto 202.
CONTINUED RIoTING AT BELFAST.
BELFAST, Sept. 2l.-Desultory rioting
continued throughout the city during all
last night. Two policemen were severely
wounded and number of citizens in
iured. The Catholics evince more Bit
ter spirit against the police and soldiers.
The appearance Of single constable in
the troubled district was greeted with a
volley of stones. The aspect of affairs
this morning is threatening
AT 3 p. M--Rioting was resumed at
dinner-time at the junction of Northum-
oerland street and Falls road by some
Catholic mill-hands stoning the police on
duty to keep the Orange ship-yard men
from coming in contact with the mill
hands. The stoning was so heavy and
skillful that the police had to retreat as
far as Shanks' hill. There they were re.
inforced and drove the mob back,
capturing number on the way. While
this battle was going on another mob, in
different locality, attacked with stones
the Black Watch regiment of Welchmen,
although the soldiers were fully armed
and in lighting array. The troops, with
fixed bayonetV, charged in double quick
time on the mob and drove them from
the scene, wounding great number
of rioters and arresting two
stu another mob got into igh'
In tram-car stable and, surging out into
the street, threw passing car from the
track and overturned IT, The car was al
the time filed with passengers The
mob that overturned this car evidently
did not intend to do 1t. They were fight
ing purely religious fight, but the 10
cality was infested with rowdies
drawn thither by the riot
and, when these loafers saw tn,
car upside down and filed witt
people, they fusiladed 1t with stones. Thu
terror-stricken passengers crowded clos
under the seats and under one anothe
and shielded themselves as best the,
could with the floor mats and cushions
Several We're hurt. Their situation wa
dreadful and the military rescued and es
corted them to place of safety.
ARRESTS BEING MADE IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. 2l.--Loyalist troops con
tinue TO scour the country in pursuit @
groups of insurrectionists and man
arrests are made. Frequent skirmIshe
are reported between the troops and tn
rebels. 1t was reported to-day that
band OF rebels had appeared near Aron
gruse, the royal residence on the Ney
CASTLE, twenty-eight miles southeast @
Madrid. The arrest Of persons of we
known Republican views continues.
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON, Sept. 81 Lord Randolp
Churchill In the house of commons thi
afternoon, replying to questions, sal
that, In the event OF troubles arising |
Bulgaria, which he did not apprehen
/ however, the British government woul
|, act constitutionally and advise the crow
TO act as In their position would be hes
, calculated to protect the interests OF th
empire.
John Morley resumed the debate o
the second reading Of the Parnell Ian
bill He thought that Parnell,
his speech last night, had prove
his case in regard to tn
fall in the prices OF Irish farl
products. He believed that the lane
lords OF Ireland, aud not for the frs
time In their history, were making
rievous mistake in allowing the bill (
> be rejected. Irish cheers. Sir Nicha,
Hicks Beach, chief secretary for IRELAND
stated that the government commissio
D to inquire into the workings Of the Ian
act OF 1881 would consist Of Earl Cowpel
chairman; Earl Midtown, Sir Jane
Card, Julig 0'IIagRn and George Tattre
THE TRIAL OF THE coNsPIRAroRs.
SOFIA, Sept 2l.-The Bulgarian COY
eminent, replying to Russian not,
4 says that the trial Of the revolutionaI
. consplrators has been delayed until II
$ arrival of Gen. Kaulborro. The govern
, ment cannot stop It's course.
= TIiR CAR NoMINATEs.
ST, PETERSBURG, Sept, 2l.--Itis state
Q that the car now wishes the prince
: Montenegro to take the throne Of Bulg
r ria.
A There Is no disease so prevalent al
now productive OF tuch evil consequence