Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-09
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Lord Churchill Is In Germany 10 In
terview Bismarck on the Bull
gsrlan Question.
Queen Christina OF spain Frees th'
Cuban slaves from the Remainder OF
Their Terms of servttude.
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Churchill did not visit the British en-
bassy. Lord Churchill, he says, has gone
to Dresden.
The Chronicle confirms the News story
and says 1t Is shrewdly suspected that
though Lord Churchill started ostonsibly
for Dresden be is really at yargin for the
purpose Of visiting Prince Bismarck.
The Standards correspondent at Ber-
lin says these Is little doubt that an inter
view between Prince Bismarck and Lord
Randolph Churchill, II one has not al
ready been held, will soon be arranged.
II Is rumored In Sofia that Lord Iddles-
leigh has addressed a circular 10 the
powers on the Bulgarian question.
THE CUBAN SLAVES FREED.
MADRID, Oct. Sat the cabinet coun-
ell to-day Queen Christina signed de
cree committing the sentences OF the
condemned insurgents. The queen also
signed decree freeing the slaves in Cuba
from the remainder Of their terms Of
servitude.
TAMA HAS FALLEN.
LONDON, Oct. s.--A dispatch from
Suakim says at dawn to-day friendly ma
tives assaulted and carried Tama, 0sman
Digna's old stronghold. Two hundred
rebels were killed aud many prisoners
were taken. A salute Of twenty-one guns
was fired.
CONSPIRACY AGAINST KING MILAN.
LONDON, Oct 5.-Rumors worthy OF
credence are current TO the effect that
a conspiracy has been discovered at
Althecna 10 kldnap King Milan and force
him TO abdlcate, with the alternative Of
death.
AUSTRIA TO OPPOSE RUSSIA.
LONDON, Oct The Daily News says
Austria intends to oppose further Rus
sian advance in Bulgaria.
CHOLERA IN JAPAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. s.-The
steamer Belgic arrived this afternoon
bringing Hong Kong dates TO September
IA and Yokohama dates TO the 23d. Capt.
w. Parker, United States minister 10
Corea, WAS among the arrivals.
Cholera was still raging In Japan, but
the returns of new cases showed
gradual decline. From September to
10 inclusive there were H., 1854 cases re-
ported and Gs75 deaths. In Toxic alone
during the same period there were 1918
cases reported and 1913 deaths
THE HOLY SEE IN DANGER.
ROME, Oct. S.-The vatican yesterday
sent fresh private instructions TO its diff
ferent nuncios abroad regarding the anti
clerical agitation In Italy. The pope is
anxious that foreign governments be
fully Informed Of the increasing menace
and dangers to which the holy see is ex
posed.
ARRESTED FOR swINDLING.
PARIS, Oct. s.--Comte dc Clvry, the
natural grandson Of the duke OF Bruins.
wick, has been arrested here on a charge
Of swindling.
TRUsTFUL. RELATIONS.
VIENNA, Oct. S.--Premier Won Taffo
IN the lower house of the Austrian par
lament to-day, replying to interpretations,
said that any suppositlon that the rela-
tlons between Austria and Germany had
been shaken were completely groundless.
1.-THE relations rest now as hithertO,n
added the premier, con basis which the
ministry have repeatedly defined before
the delegation. There Is no occasion to
apprehend any loosenlng or disturbance
OF the close and trustful relations exist
ing on both sides" Cheers
Representative Hilsburg proposed de-
bate on the premier's reply but the propo-
sitlon was rejected. The only members
who voted for 1t were Democratic In
tendencies.
ABOUT PIG's FAT.
DELHI, Oct, s.-The III feeling recently
aroused betweed the Hindoos and Mo
hammedans here over mutual violations Of
their respective religious principles Gull
minated In u riot last night. Several per-
sous were killed. The Immediate cause
OF the bloodshed was the prcfanlng of
Jumma Musjeed or the great mosque by
the Hindoo's sectarian leader, who tied a
small pig In painful posture
within the sacred edince 30 that
1t squealed with all its might.
This enraged the Mohammedans and they
at once assaulted the Hindoos. At Bonn
bay a society has been organized to prop
agate hostilities TO the Mohammedans
and to lnculcate general knowledge OF the
true Hindoo religion, Native religious
agitations continue and are gaining dan
gerous activity, One cause OF much
trouble Is the fact that butter in common
use has been found to have been adul-
terated with pigs fat.
GIVEN A COLD RECEPTION
SOFIA, Oct. S.--Gen. Kaulbars met
with cold reception at Sistavia. A
meeting Of 1000 inhabitants declared
against the Intervention Of Russia and
Gen, Kaulbars notified the officers OF the
Bulgarian army stationed at Slstavia TO
meet him and hear message FROM the
car The officers replied that he should
address the Bulgarian government
LABOR OF LOVE.
BERLIN, Oct s,--The official journal of
Strasburg, noticing the formation Of
ladies' committee at Metz, to attend the
graves Of French soldiers who were
killed there In 1870, declares that the COM
mittee Is useless, the German government
having charged itself with the careful
attending OF graves, under article l6 OF
the Frankfort treaty, and further, that II |
the committee makes the matter an occa- |
SION for political demonstration they will |
not be tolerated.
JUDGE TO BIC TRIED FOR FORGERY.
BERLIN, Oct, The minister of ius- |
tioe, DR., Freldberg, has ordered the trial
OF Judge Franck, the highest Prussian
Judge In the district OF Katzberg, and re-
Gently president OF the Conservative |
society there, The charge is that during |
the last elections at Launberg he |
forged letter addressed TO the leader OF |
the social Democrats, asking what sum
would be required by the socialists for
their vote for the Conservative candidate.