Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

the midiands and an old friend OF mr.
Gladstone, has withdrawn from the Lib.
eral party. The Paruellitcs have decided
70 mako the question OF separate par.
lament The conditions OF their continued
support " pr. Gladstonc's government.
Mrs Langtry Is studying the part 81
Rolen OF Troy In modern Greek pay
which II 10 be produced AT flengler's cir
Gus. The Prince OF Wales has given a
subscription towards the cxpcnses. The
venture Is Mr.. GOdwin'e and Mr. Oscar
wilde Is IN the cast. The newsp pers
tenn with advertisements Of farms or cs-
tates for sale, aud many are bolng
knocked down At auction Tor compare
lively small sums. Any OF my American
friends who would care for pleasant
homes In English counties can get them
cheaper just now than ever IN our lis-
tory. When the Democracy really comes
into power they Will revive protection
aud then farms WIN 60 up IN value, which
mtans 10 tho new invest Ia in d,
Dbe IN timer The Dixie scandal
"a atili actively alive. Mr. Donald
Crawford, ~ reply 20 ono OF the many
efforts 20 white wash Dixie, says the Wo.
man HFanny," who could have cleared
bikes character o- damned II stu more
than II Is damaed, disappeared aud could
/ not be found even with the aid Of delcc'
/ tiyes, otherwise he could have put her 10
\ the box. Sir Charles, 10 Is hjntod, knows
| where she ", and gossips say he hns
given her marriage dowry, II not found
! her husband. II ~ thought there IL q
possibility of the case being rcopcncd,
/ Anyhow Sir Charles will hardly be able
70 re.enter public life unless he goes into
| the box and successfully defends himself,
The divorced lady has gone 10 live with
! friends IN the Riviera. Now that an In.
qulry Into the London police system has
| resulted I'm powerful revelations Of ine0i-
cheney, our boosted civil service II at
tackled. Mr.. puleston, an industrious
member OF parliament (who sits for Day.
export and Is spoken OF by his friends a.
| NJ, +. for the United States), IL anxious
10 obtain commission Of inquiry Into
| the grievance OF crowd Of subordinate
clvil-servco officials Should the inquiry
| be Instituted T. II believed that more than
one big boss In the service would have TO
follow the example OF the chief commits
sioncr Of police and resign.
| A party OF irish moonngnters were sur.
prIsed by the police Of Castle island one
| day this week and nineteen taken after II
desperate struggle. Outrages continue
In the south and west In spite OF the
efforts Of the league TO suppress them.
The new officials, Prince and Princess
Edward OF Saxe-Weimar, appear 10 be
very popular with the Irish people. Lord
Rpsoberry has Issued Instructions TO The
queens representatives IN China and
| japan, directing them 10 give their sup
port 10 British commercial interests In
cases where the representatives of foreign
powers interfere TO their detrimcut. THIS
In the outcome Of the report that whereas
! American, German and French embussa-
duIs and consuls help TO promote the
business interests OF their own countries
abroad, English representatives turn
| their back ON trade and traders. Govern
mcnt Is busy IN all directions trying 10
bolster up our trade and relieve the dis
tross that IL killing our artisans. But all
thrir Efforts will be fruitlcss until they
recognize and understand The real cause
OF Enpand's commercial decline.
INTERVIEW WIN EtLEN TERRY.
They dro inyeutng all kinds Of
romHnccs about your temporary absence
from the STAGE said "Would you
not like to say a few words, not In self.
defense, but by way OF eXplanatlonIn
She was sitting ON the platform, walt.
| Ing Tor the London train, from Brighton,
wrapped Ia the soalskln sncquc She wore
In America, aud looking bright and hand
some.
at ls n very prosalc business, after all, y
eho said, in voice that was moro or lpa,
clouded, like musical instrument stuck
behind curtain. 81 have lost my voice
that IN all v
She said the last words Just triic pa
thttcally, but smiled IN her pleasant way
a protest against tho cruel and ridlculnus
reports that are published, more particu
larly by irresponsible newspaper CORE
spondrnts.
"But you will recover II with rest"
"The doctors say Ao,n she answered
"hut they insist upon rest, and that II
my trouble, Ike my work. Probably II
| mad not liked II NO much my voice would
be out of The question: that Ia all right
am toldit isa common complaint, thit
attack OF the vocal cord, Mr., Williams
the barrlsttr, " snifuting from II iaI
worse than nm, Mime Patey, the vo
calst, year or two since, was positive
ly volcelesa for three or four months, apt
In now In IA fine voice az ever, Cold
and with II AN overstraln OF the voice
that IL all. A few week's rest, suppose
win enable me to 90 back to my duties '
ut IL said that your American tour
hurt your health"
"NothlnG could be more untrue
America did me good. was very III
when | left London ON the second tour
Tho change, the climate, everything
helped ms To get better, and came HON,
quite WELL"
''ls there any truth In the report tina
you are likely To leave the lyocumq"
"When leave the stage for good, no
until them
Amy truth In the report that you don
Ike tho part Of Margaret aud that yoI
have quarrcled with tho management
"Oi course you know there Il not. 1
: IL the verlest atuf. Why 10 Is Invented
cannot think, There Is not the vrr,
smallest foundation OF truth la any o
these reports, am not well enough I,
nett my doctors prescribe resti am try
Ing To rest. don't see that there Is any
thing 80 very extraordinary IN this as I,
Induce people to invent other reason
why am not acting Margaret. The las
tlnc played II | had TO speak the closini
lines almost In II whisper, | hope shall
soon he we'll, aud | feel sure shall Tel
my American friends that this Is the sim
pie truth, and tell them SO, with my Low,
aud gratitude, for tho interest they con
linuo TO take In me.n
A few minutes later, In company viii
her maid, she was Ia the express for Lon
don In the hope Il plaNi lug the next night
hut she was forbidden by her modloal al
yisrfa. The harsh weather which aIlllnt,
. I laan1nE la "A Ia has A a.