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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
Fatal Powder gxpioaIon.

WINCHESTER, KY, Feb. 92,---At noon
to-day powder explosion occurred IN
a grocery store. Mary WINS, clerk,
was In the act OF weighing some powder
from a can when a man standing near the
counter struck mitch 20 light a cigar.
This ignltod the powder which exploded
with terrific violence. The house was
badly wrecked and eight persons were SO.
vcrely wounded. Two oil them, Jaines
Hopper and WIN Murray, arc In dying
condition and several Others will prob,
ably not recover. The man who struck
the match escaped unhurt. Mary Wills
and two others were unhurt. Tho house
took fire, but the flames were soon put
mt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
wan cen cnt lhr neere.l !

GmcAGo, ILL, Fob. 20, --Tic Atchlson
Topeka 8 Santa Ne railroad to-day issued
instructions 10 all agents TO give orders
for rebate OF $40 on the $40
ilrst-class cut rate, aud ST. on
seoond.olass immigrant cut rate.
The Same were duly distrihnted, this
afternoon. The Burlington and Denver
& ITO urande accidentally hcsfiug Of
this Immediately Issued orders making
lrst-olass coupons from The Missouri
river to San Francisco $50 and $50
second-clasa. II Is understood that
Union Pacific officers who have been
notified OF this last reduction IN overland
rates win meet II promptly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
VOL. XII: NO. 2os.

1884. The Republican constl,uenc, (.
drawn fron the same sourco ans ~
mated by The same motives AZ A fhet
time This IL no time 10 hesitate nhnnt
speaking the truth, either
panty mu1t edyance Of retro.
grade. The principles that made
mp the modern reasons ior The advance
are education, Industry Aad snffrare AM
these must be brought TO henr on NJ
masses. He said the Republican marty
must renew lts holdian Ia she
principle OF the protection Of Ameelcas
industry. Education must ba nnIyerssl
and suffrage must be everywhere al al.
solute and unchallcnged suffrage u N
the next campaign victory doss net M
with us II will be our Weakness, W.T. nol
the Democrats strength.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

WASHINGTON, Feb. 90 Enclosed in
some diplomatic correspondence recent
" sent TO congress Is the following let
ter from King Leopold OF Belgium to
President Cleveland, written at the time
the king assumed the title OF sovereign
of the independent state OF the Congo
OsTEN. Aug. 1, 1885 VERY DEAR AND
GREAT FRIEND; The government OF
the republic OF the United States
of America was pleaeed to recog-
nize the flag the Int irrational Assoc
citation OF the Congo Us that OF friendly
nation at the time OF the signing OF tie
general act OF the conference at Berlin.
l. as president and member Of
that high assembly, on receiving
the ad eslon Of the association
TO the acts of the conference, manifested
sympathy for Its enterprise. To-day,
that the position OF association is fixed in
IN international point Of view, that its
territorial constitution Is established,
and that its mission has received valuable
encouragements, am prepared TO bring
to your notice and 70 that OF the repub-
lie Of the United States Of America, that
the possessions OF the International Asso-
citation OF the Congo win hereafter form
the Independent state of the Congo. !
have at the same time the honor 10 in
form you and the government OF the re-
public Of the United States OF America
that, authorized by the Belgium legislative
chambers to become chiei OF the new
state, have taken In accord with the as
ISOLATION the title Of sovereign Of the In
dependent state Of Congo. The union
between Belgium and that state VIII be
exclusively personal. The new state, l
am firmly convinced, viii fullhl the ex-
pectations Of those powers which have in
a measure greeted in advance It's entry
into the family OF nations. ] shall en-
deavor TO guide It IN that course, and /
entertain hope that you win be pleased az
well as the republic OF the United States
of America to facilitate my task by CIV
ing favorable reception TO the present
notification. eagerly seize this occa-
sion 10 offer you an expression OF the
HIGH esteem and Of the invlolable friend
shin with which | am, very dear aud
great friend, your sincere friend,
LEOPOLD.
President Cleveland was absent from
Washington when the above letter was
received, and upon his return he sent the
following reply;
FsTEpMEp AND GREAT FRIgSD---l have
had much pleasure IN receiving your
majesty a letter Of the LIST Of August last,
announcing that the possessions Of the
INTERNATIONAL association OF the Congo
vim henceforlh form the independent
stnte Of the Congo, and that your
majesty under the authorization Of Bel.
oinm legislative chambers and IN accord
with the association, has assumed Tho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
Gladstone Has Rendered il Virtually
Impossible to Effect Ewotions
in ireland.
TIE Balkan Peace Conference Al.
lourns Indefinitely Greece Hot
for war With Turkey.
Futile search Tor Sir Charies pilhe's Fauc,
FAnnie-Attaos on an American
Insurance system


LONDON, Feb. % III is stated that
Morley, chief secretary Of Ireland, has so
instructed the police and military author
tiles as 10 rcndcrlt virtually Impossible
TO eject cyictlOns. Aclhishop walsh
has written TO Gladstone that the Irish
bishops considered that the result of the
election answered Gladstone's appeal 60
the Irish people to ''speak OUT lie saws
the bishops believe that home rule would
not effect tho union or supremacy OF the
crown and urge the suspension of oyio.
tons until the land questions have bocn
settled,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
wnntto nat % Knn.na cIl,.

KASsAs Cry, Mo-, Feb. 20 "A party
Of Chicago, Milwaukee x 81 Paul rail-
road officials n in the city, looking over
the ground with q view TO securing an en-
trance for that road into Kansas Vliy.
General Manager Miller stated that tne
construction from Ottumwa, lai would
probably commence within d month alp
the line be completed within eighteen
months. Neither the choice Of routes pe.
tween the two surveys aud the points gl'
entrance Co the city have yet been
definitely decided upon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
THE oELEsrIALs INDIGNANT.
How the Commerce Betwecu the United
states ana china wm Be Destroyed.

How the Commerce Betweeu the United
states ana china wm lie Destroyed.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.---The Mall and
Express publishes tile following interview
with Ching Hoy, the Chinese consul In
this city, based upon st. Louis dispatch
saying that the Chinese imperial govern
ment contomplates rotallatiye measures
on account OF the treatment accorded
Chinese subjects IN this country;
81 cannot say that am advised that
an imperial proclamation has been Issued
compelling all Cinnamon in this country
TO return home, but can say that the
consul-general at San Francisco has sent
out notices advising all Chinamen to
leave. Whether the government is back
of this cannot say. As TO the sugges-
ton OF retaliation, have no doubt meas
ures OF this kind will be taken BIZ our
government. II Cinnamon are driven
out and outraged here, why can't our peo-
Pile drive out all Americans from Gilman
The good fame OF this country has been
disgraced by recent outrages, and the
question has become very serious There
is no protection OF Cinnamon at all, but
American merchants and missionaries are
well treated In China; and whenever i'll
treated, the government takes prompt
action, not only paying damages, but re-
dressing the wrong done. What l dom
understand is, why the good peolG90i tn,
East here remain silent, 1t certainly wa,
not the intention Of congress that mer
chants and others should be treated II
this way. II nothing Is done, the com
merce between the two countries, amount
ing TO Ss0,00e,st0 annually, will be de
stroyed -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
churchiIl h ireland.

BELFAST, Feb. ~ ~ Large bodies Of
0rangemep wearing regala, displaying
banners aud headed by bands Of music,
met Lord Randolph Churchill at the de-
pot here. lie was escorted by huge
procession 70 Ulster hall, where adj
dresses were presented 20 him Reply
lug, he said he wished those contein-
plating the dissolution Of the union
were only present They would then
perceive that Belfast would never sub
nit TO diAunion, The town Is excited.
Extensive police precautions have been
taken TO prevent rioing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
rwo plcrrnEs.
rhis one in the sootl,--isoh nj tho ssAer

rhis one in the soutI,--ieok nj tho s.her
IN Detr,a4
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 2n..-Mlss Nh.
drcd Lee, daughter OF Con. Robera n
Lee, Is visiting this city and tonight ~
cN,Conivaerato soldiers and alumni of
Washington and Lee unIyeraifv
rendered her reception M Tx
Gait house which was var.
largely attended, many Of the am
tinguished men Of the state being present
Including a number Of gentlemen wh8
served In the federal army. The supper
was IN elegant AFFAIR and theentiro re
oeption ono OF the social events Of the
spaSon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
Attacking tho American ron,iue system,

VIENNA, Feb. 22.-~The action for libel
brought against the Vienna agent OF a
New York insurance company for de
nounciug as forgericss the statements In
an article critlcislng the American tontiau
system, is attracting great deal OF atten-
ton here. The plaintiff IN the case Is
Herr Schoenberger, a newspaper editor.
lie originally published In his own Jour
nal the assertion that the American ton
tine system was the greatest lottery
scheme In the world; that the advantages
IL offered were merely Of q gambling
nature and were swinde,
and demanded that the state
prohibit agents OF the system from doing
business IN Austria. Herr Schoenberger's
article was relseueG In both the German
and French languages, and was widely
circulated. IN July, 1885, Herr Won Stael,
manager of the Office here OF the Amerl.
can company, referred In published no.
ply to Herr Schoenberger's article as a
collection Of falsehoods and forgeries.
For this be was cited 20 appear In an
action for libel. The different sides OF
the case gathered an immense amount OF
evidence, and have collected all the writ
lngs obtainable on Insurance subjects to
be used at the trial. There Is general
charge by the plaintiff OF corruption in
American financial matters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
Ye,ernns or the wnr Of ls1e.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22 Four OF the HyC
veterans Of the war OF 1912, who live in
this city, met to-day 10 talk over old
times in commcmoration of Woshington's
natal day. They were Gen. Abraham
DIlly, aged ninety years; George Creimer,
lightweight years; Henry Morris, eighty.
six years and Henry Abbott, eighiy-three
years. Elijah = Jeucks, the absent one,
is elghty-six years old, and was too
feeble 10 attend A G. a. II. post es
corted the old veterans and provided
them a spread.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
ywhat churcnin ThinAs OF Home RUE.

LONDON, Feb. 22,.-ID an address at
Lorne Lord Randolph Churchill asserted
that the granting OF home rule TO ireland
would result In dissolution OF the con-
nection between Great Britain and Ire
land. He declared that the placing of
the loyallsts Of the north OF Ireland nm
der the authority Of Dublin government
would be the monstrosity Of civilization.
The royalists must organize and htthcn-
selves for the Struggle, which was only
beginning now. but which no predicted
would assume grave proportions
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

Tense. The Poles, no Mid, were unwill
ing 10 become PrussiaA subjects anC
dreamed OF the restoration q Poland, ni.
though they owed their prosperity Il
Prussia. The government w0s fully aware
OF the difficulty OF tho task It had under.
taken, but trusted to the support Of the
diet and 10 the patriotism OF tbs country
Nineteen members gave notice that they
would spcaa In behalf Of the mcclure and
nineteen announced that they would
speak against Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

LONDON, Feb % The Greek ministers
OF war and marine threaten to resign un.
less war against Turkey Is declared. The
people of Greece, who are hot fer hostill-
ties, are much excited. The torpedoes
have been surrepttiously removed from
the harbor OF Salonioa Turkish author
tiles boarded the Greek steamship Omonia
and arrested the captain on suspicion OF
having been concerned In their removal.
They searched the vessel but failed to
tlnd any torpedoes. The captain was
theroupon released,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
rhn rnd AZ thn cnLe strlke.

PIrTsBURG. Pa, Feb 20 AT largely
attended delegate convention OF coke
workers at Scottdale to-day II was de-
clded TO accept the advance offered by
the operators and return TO work at once
IN the majority report. The Hurgarlans
decided TO stand out until all prisoners
are released from jail. Among other
matters discussed was the store order
and large wagons, but the miners agreed
to return 70 work and let these matters
be adjusted under the law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
Arrlsnn.r nn shIpbanrd.

KY WEsr, FLORIDA, Feb " The
steamer City Of Mexico Is still here
Parties here who had been requested by
Gen Delgado's friends IN New xorb "
protect bis interests, base been relasso
IN iltcryiew With him a leiterirom Nv
ageBt 70 the general hos been deilss.on
10 hlm after being read and copied ~ lnn
officer IN charge, and notice was k,tsn
that any communication ffV@ zen Vs''
gado would be sent on shore.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
OUR CIV DON'T CHOOSE TO.
There are guarantees ana guarantees,
and Ireland Don't Know, You Know.

Thefe are nuNfhhtineH ana euNfhntineH,
and Ireland Don't Know, You Know.
Special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Feb. 22,--With refer
ence to the Dallas quarantine, the present
attitude OF the state authorities is about
as follows, the matter having been
brought to the attention OF State Health
Onlcer Swearingen and Gov. Ireland
The latter did not choose to take action
until satisfied OF all the facts. 1t seems
Mayor Smith was asked for information,
but DR.. Swearingen was interviewed by
q reporter tonight and from him IL was
learned that the authorities do not yet
know whether the Dallas quarantine Is
an absolute or only mere inspection
quarantine, a question that cuts con-
siderable figure in the situation. Action
cannot be taken till II Is solved.
Jackson's pawn broker'sstore on the
avenue was burglarized last night and
$1,000 worth Of watches and pistols
stolen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

BgRLIs, Feb. 22.--In The lover house
Of the diet to-day In t1.e second reading
OF the Polish bili Herr WicrAbenky pas.
sionately denounced the projected Ger
man colonization OF Poland. lie declared
that Poland wonM not perish altogether
~ life OF dea,h struggle Was imposef
upon her, Minister Isnclus said that the
bin was an eGt Of necessity and set-oe'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
nanny could Not 10 Found.

LONDON, Feb. 22.-Mr. Crawford
writes the Times denying that the pro-
oedure In the recent divorce case was
result Of an arrangement between par.
ties. He says: Nobody was more SUR
priscd than myself. believed my ad.
ylsers. Sir Charles Duke did not enter
the witness box. | am not aware that
any facilities to obtain corroboratve tes-
timony were offered Sir Charles Duke,
but know detectives frnitlessly tried TO
ind Fanny for several months previous
70 the trial. Fanny, when finally dscov.
cred, declined to reveal anything, and
could not be found afterwards.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

NEw ORLEANS, Lao Feb. 22.--The
freight hrakemen on the division OF the
Illinois Central Railway, extending from
this city To Canton, Miss, struck to-day.
Two brakemen comprise crew and they
are expected TO handle fifty cars. They
now demand 2 cents per mile, or about
$50 per month and three men 10 com
prise a crew. No freight trains are now
moving aud freight traffic Is suspended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
On Guard Agnin.
Special to the Gazette.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.--Judge Cheno-
weth has been seriously Ill for the last
ten days, but is now pronounced by his
physicians out of danger. TIL judge has
attained considerable notoriety since his
advent In Washington on account Of the
scrutiny he exercises over vouchers. 1t
Is generally conceded, however, that Mr..
Chenoweth only does his duty in care
fully watching the expenditures of the
government. He IL to the treasury what
Holman is to the house-''a watch dog y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

PrrTsnpRG, PA, Fob. es,-A Cop1ells,
vile dispatch Rays The huneAklan1s
naradea through the nosthsap pars q tAV
coke regions all night, threatening ne NIL
20 ali who rctnsned 20 work ING ponss
are "a guard. No serious ffqaQie = sl, ~,
prehcnded. At Mitchell and Whselts ,np
npion men have struck esaln peeAnso s' M
company refused 70 redscq ne s'tp =
the wagons
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

LONDON, Fob. 20. Col. Sir Edmund
Henderson, head OF the Metropolitan po-
lice force, who has been severely CEN
sured for the inefllcIency Of the police
during the recent riots Ia London, has
resigned. This action Is supposed 70 Dc
due to the conviction on his part that the
committee appointed by Chiiders, home
secretary, 10 investigate the cause OF tho
riots, would blame him for the course
pursued by the police curing the Siots.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

NEw York, Feb. 2s.-Capt, Robert
Clark, his wife and daughter and fourteen
senmcp, survivors Of the American ship
Frank X. Thayer, which was burned AZ
sea on January 4, seventy miles east OF
ST. Helena, reached this city to-day from
Liverpool Capt. Clark IL still suffering
from the effects Of his encounter with the
two crazy Manila Indian scamen, who,
before firing the ship, endcoyored TO wipe
out every white man on board, lie de-
clined 70 give an account Of his cxpcfi-
puca
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 22.--rhc commit
tee ON public buildings and grounds have
reported fayorably on the bill to provide
for public building at San Antonio.
They say "a bill similar to the present
measure passed the senate IN the last
congress but failed OF consideration In
the house. The business OF the city is
rapidly accommodating and each year adds
largely, not only TO the population, but TO
Its taxable property. The government
pays an annual rental of $500 for the
for COURTHOUSE and postofllcc Proposes.
These buildings are very Insecure aud are
subject TO destruction by lire at hny time
and are inoonvenient for the rarposes
used.N The bill appropriStes one hun.
bred and Nifty thousand dollars the site
and building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
nnks wLI prf.na nlm.ell.

LogDos, Feb. 22.---It IL understood
that the queens protection viii Inter
yene In the case Of Sir Charlss pike.
The latter has intimated that he desires
70 submit all the information In his pot-
session 10 disproye the allegation that the
digorce Of Crawford resulted from col
iasiop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
Letter from Leopold OF Belgium ON His
Assuming the Sovereignty Of theIn.
dependent, Congo State.
holiday Al ,lle cap,taI.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2a.-The ceiehra.
ton Of the anniversary Of Washngton's
birthday was more general than other
years. The houses OF congress and the
department Offices were deserted. The
schools and courts and banks wererlosed,
and there was partial Suspension OF
business. Several local military com.
panios paradcd the principal streets, ac.
companied by banas, playing patriotic
airs. The association OF the Oldest In
habitants OF the district of Columbia as
sembled, according to the tlme-honored
custom, and listened 10 the reading of
Washington's farewell address. The
Continental Guards, having as
their guests about 100 members
Of congress, made their annual
pilgrimage to Mount Vernon and
decorated Washington's tomb with floral
offerings In the evening the LOYAL
Legion held its annual banquet Covers
were laid for 200 guests. The Washing
ton Monument society had los annual
meeting and reelected the usual officers
Tor the ensuing year, the president Of
the United States being president OF
the society, ex-otliclo, Ex-Goy Winthrop
OF Massachusetts and Mr.. w. w Corco.
Iah were tiCcNeu NltS-pTtsluents, Hon.
Horatio King secretarl, aud MIR. j.
b. A, Smith of Baltimore treasurer.
After the formalitles of the meeting We're
over the members OF the society and a
large number of distinguished guests
invited TO meet them were en-
tertained at luncheon by DR..
Joseph NJ. Toner. Among those present
were: Chief Justice Waite, Justices
Field, Miller and Gray OF the United
States supreme court, ex-Justice Strong,
Senators Morrill,, Edmunds, Allison,
Dawes, Ingalls,, Mcmillan and Dolph,
Representatives Kelly, Tucker and Rea.
gan, Gen. Sheridan, Admiral Rodgers,
Librarian Spofford, Assistant Attorney.
General Maurice; Judges Wylie, Cox and
Merrick and Col. Thomas T. Casey, the
engineer in charge OF the monument
Col. Casey in response TO number Of
questions made an informal address de-
scrlbing the plans for the completion Of
the monuments surroundings and In re
gard TO certain theories as to the danger
from settling or from tornadoes. lie ex
pressed his unqualified conviction that tn,
monument may fairly be expected tc
stand for all time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

cnn,Gao. FEB. Conp1issignel
m,dr.lv Il the Paulac coast essoclAalenl
ieft to-day for New YORK ~ .bR r,nmm,s'
X IS stated, Of c0nisrflps NIX, as.'s,,o the
sloner Fink 10 regard ~ son,'' ~ ~ ysoala
cutting Ia trupsqon ncnle' r'fN ~
ives, Of Tho Mlssctfl rlfef'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

BgRiaN, Feb. 2s Prince William, son
Of the Prince Imperial, who Is colonel OF
the guard OF ilussars, has ordered every
oilicer OF that regiment 20 withdraw flvm
the Union club on account Of rumcrs
that gambling Is permitted IN the cluh
rooms. The committee OF the club in
tend TO suppress all gambling.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
nalkan pcaco Conference.

BUCHAREST, Feb. 9s,--Tho Balkan
peace conference met to-day aud ad.
journed Indefinitely Servia's draft OF a
treaty OF peace is considered inadequate
The Greek premier on receiving dep.
utation to-day said the governments
policy had not been changed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
washingtons Elnhday at Havana.

HAyANA, Feb. 22.--In accordance with
the Invitation OF the commander OF the
man-oi-war Yutica, the vessels In the
harbor, both national and foreign, were
covered with flags IN Donor Of the anpk'
yersary Of washington's birth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23
Summoned 10 hr Ntnnnllrhtern.

puntiN, Feb. 2a,--On the coast OF Ire
lend the police have Just made a capture
OF nineteen armed aud disgnlacd men.
they are supposed TO DO members OF q
party OF moonliphters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

LoNnoN, Feb GAIN the house OF
commons to-day Mr. Childers, homo sec.
rotary, announced that the committee adj.
vlscd the thorough aud Immediate over.
hauling and reorganization OF the police
department OF London.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

PANAMA, Feb. 22.-~Count ferdinand
De Lesseps and party arrived al Panama
at O'Clock p N. to-day, and 6ere most
enthusiastically received by the inhak-
itants. The city Is en- tete.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-23

CoNsrANTlNorLR, Feb. 20 Tho sultan
has informed the British ambassador that
the porto does not intend TO grant any
concessions TO Greece.