Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-26
AWAITING THE DEAL.
Queen Victoria Appeals to Lord Hart
ington and the Other wings to Join
the Salisbury Ministry.
Ihe Clubs Excited Over tho Prospsut OF
Royal interferenoe In tho Cause
OF a Coalition ministry.
A STATE OF uNcrRTAINry

STATE or UNCERTAINTY,
! LONDON, July 20 Lord SALISBURY wa.
cordially received by the queen al Os
borne House. Il Is reported that hel
majesty has made a direct personal an
peal to Lord Harrington and other Wing,
to join the new ministry. Lord Harnnr
ton attended the conference held yester
day evening at the offices Of ia,
Liberal Unionist association, Al
which he announced his reieo
ton Of Lord Salisbury's over
lures. The announcement was appIauded
by the meeting.
To-day the queens messenger arrived
at Dovershlre house, bringing special dis.
patches TO Lord Harrington, who after.
wards held consultation with the earl
OF Derby. Lord Salisbury will return
from Osborne tomorrow. He has asked
Lord Harrington aud the earl OF Derby TO
meet him, There is intense excitement
in the clubs owe, the prospect OF royal
interference in the cause OF a coalition
ministry
WATCHING THE AMERICAN SENATE.
LONDON, July 25.-- Howard Vincent
mas written letter to the newspapers
In which he quotes from his yearly re-
ports while director OF criminal investi.
cations In order TO prove the urgent ne
cessity Of extradition with the United
states Is not directed especially against
the Fenians and dynamlters. Vincent
concludes his letter by saving that the
whole civilized world is watching the
United States senate.
WARNING no MADAGASCAR,
PARIS, July 25 The French govern.
ment has notified Madagascar that the
loan which that country proposes to raise
In London is a violation Of existing
treaties.
rHE CHOLERA RECORD.
ROME, July 25,--rhe cholera returns
for to-day are; Brindlsi, 4 new cases, 2
deathsi Bontans, new cases, 2 deaths /;
Vito, new cases, deaths, Bologna,
8 new cases, deaths.
NEWS FROM THE FAR EAST,
SAN FRANCISCO, GALA, July 25.-The
Belgic brought Yokohama dates to June
20. BY imperial ordinance IL has been
proclaimed that public loan TO the
amount OF 100000 yen is TO be raised
for naval purposes. IL is stated that the
naval department will establish naval
headquarters at several places, construct
men-of-war, dispatch boats and torpedo
boats, and complete all the necessary ar
rangements connected with the naval
armament within the next three years.
OF the entire loan 100000 yen will be
devoted to the purchase of imported
articles.
The sixth conference for the revision OF
the treaties was held in the foreign de.
partment June 10.
Since the tirst appearance OF the chol.
era this year, and up to June 20, there
have been 1926 cases Of the disease,
| 1908 OF which have been fatal. The ay.
erage death rate per 100 has been 10 a8
| The total number OF cholera cases which
occurred throughout the country, from
August % to No ember 80, last year,
was ll,927, OF which 1882 proved fatal
the death rate being $3.50.
One OF the crew of the United States
steamer Omaha named Kragh died Jun,
20 of cholera morbus. His body wa,
taken on shore and cremated the follow
| ing day. Special precautions were taker
to prevent any further spread OF the dis
ease on shipboard
The total number Of bales of silk ex,
ported from Japan for the year ending
May 81 last was 25,22G, OF which Ia, 09b
were sent TO America and 10,I8l 10
| Europe, while that in the previous year
was 25,42l, OF which III ,l2G were sent TO
| America and IA ,295 to Europe.
The cost Of the new National assembly
building, as planned by Mr. Buchanan, a
German architect, is estimated at i,59l, :
200 yen.
The Japan Gazette says ga foreigner
In Japan, where his person is absolutely
safe, asks for escort, which is granted
here though the request would be de.
rided aad refused with scorn in the United
States, where, in some parts at least, hu.
man life Is held in little value"
There are l4,l56 civil officials In the
employ of the various government de-
partments.
Two companies Of divers, says the
Mainichl ShimOuu, have obtained permis-
sion from the projects OF Saga aud Fuku-
Okla, TO salye the wreck OF a foreign vessel
sunk between Takashima and Himeiima
242 years ago. An old record that early
in the morning Of June s, first year
OF Shooho ClG45), a foreign vessel
about 800 feet long put into the bay be-
tween the Islands above named. Two
feudal lords, Ia whose domain the
islands were included, Immediately dis
patched hundreds of boats laden with
inflammable materials TO set fire to the
strange vessel, which was at last burned
and sunk. Eight guns on board the yes
sci were brought ashore at Karatsu and
six at Chikuzen, but the hull and Its con-
tents sank ON the spot.