Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
FOREIGN.
Lord Harrington Is OTered the Pre-.
miership by Salisbury but De.
clines 10 Accept II.
The Result OF the --latest Riot Mt Amster.
dam Ia Twenty five KIied aud Nine
Seriously Gable Notes.
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Lord Harrington, and that the queen had
approved OF the prefer. Lord Hartlng.
ton, however, saw fit 20 decline the task
OK forming government, but promised
Tor himself and his colleagues that they
would LOCALLY support government
formed by the Conservatives.
THE PRKMIER's PROGRAMME
Concerning lreland's grievances, the
premier said; al would inform the meet.
ing that In any scheme of reform contem-
plated In the machinery of the Irish cues.
ton Will do my best TO obtain the co.
operation Of the marquis OF Hartington.n
CHEERS
AT the conclusion OF the speech the
marquis said al might say also that
the ministry will forthwith prepare bill
to grapple with the Irish difficulty in the
direction OF extended local self-govern-
ment.n
Arthur LOTUS of Nottingham, Tory
member for Winchester, here asked what
protection, In the meantime, would be
afforded to the Loyalis,s In Ireland, whose
lives are becoming a burden to them.
The marquis OF Salisbury replied
"The government intends to vigorously
enforce existing laws, and apply for adj.
dltonal powers II necessary, but II is un-
wise to discuss these matters before the
estimates are 1nished Parliament will
be at once summonedn
Lard Salisbury announced that parlla-
ment would sit continuously during
August for the purpose OF pas sing esti-
mates.
RESULT or TuE RIOTS.
AMSTERDAM July IS Further at.
tempts were made at rioting last night,
but the police succeeded in dispensing
the mobs before any serious disturbance
had taken place. The total casualties
resulting from the outbreak are twenty
I've killed and nine wounded. Fifty per-
sons have been arrested, including Mrs
Espery, president OF the woman's So.
cialist society, Only one policeman was
mortally wounded. A public fund has
been opened for the benefit of the officers
for their prompt action.
DUTCh RIOTS
AMSTERDAM, July 2s.--It Is believed
that twenty persons were killed and
eighty wounded In the riots Monday aud
Sunday, caused by the police preventing
the "eel-killlng" games,
TO TOUCH AT SOUTH HAMPTON.
BERLIN, July 2S.--The German steam.
ers on the Asian and Australian routes
will la the future touch at South Hamp-
ton.
KHARTouM HAS FALLEN.
CAIRO, July 2s.-A boy who has arrived
here from the Soudan reports that Khar-
toum has been RACED by the rebels. 1t il
believed that force marching TO re.estab-
lish the khedive's authority would now
meet with welcome rather than resist
ance.
TsING'S VISIT TO GERMANY
BERLIN, July 2s,--The visit OF Marquis
Using to Germany has reference chiefly to
the ships that are being built at Stettn for
the Chinese government
ENGLAND NEUTRAL
PARIS, July 2s,--It Is officially stated
that the English government has assured
Premier de Ereycnet that II does not
| propose to Interfere in anyway with the
Madagascar treaty with France, and will
neither establish nor support an Anglo
Malagassay bank.
SALISBURY TROUBLE.
LONDON, July 2S.--The MARQUIS of
Salisbury, Lord Randolph Churchill
and Hicks Beach had long conference
this afternoon. II Is reported that Lord
Salisbury is having great difficulty In the
work OF filling the post of chief secretary
for Ireland, no suitable man desiring TO
take Office under the new government.
Lord Harrington had been consulted
about the Irish secretaryship before TO-
days conference, and the hitch which has
occurred over tine Question may necessl-
tate his return from Goodwood, whittier
he has gone TO attend the races.
MOTIFS FROM GERMANY.
BERLIN, July 2s,--Dr. Albert DunkleI,
chief librarian at Csssel, is dead.
DIR. Emil Barth, editor OF the Ere
Isinnege Zeitung, who was indicted for
slanderlug the encouragement in con-
nection with his action concerding the |
Imprisonment OF Herr Helm, socialist
deputy, has been found guilty and fined !
five hundred marks. Herr Helm was a
witness In the case, and In hIe evidence
he admitted that the editor had exag-
gerated his grievances.
Herr Fischer, the African explorer, re-
ports that he has reached Wanga, port
OF Panganial, with remnant OF his
expedition after journey Of extreme hard
ships, lasting thirty-two days. The mem
bers Of the expedition suffered severely
from hunger. Two hundred and thirty ma
lives who accompanied the party died from
disease and starvation, or from wounds
received IN battle. Herr Fischer has Sc.
cured valuable bontanical and ornitholog-
cal collections. He will proceed TO
from Wanga
AWARDING MEDALS.
LONDON, July rs The Board Of Trade
has awarded silver cup 70 Capt. Rink Of
The North German Lloyd steamer Fulda
Tor his services at the time OF the sinking
Df the Cunard steamer Oregon of Fire
Island. Gold medals were awarded 10
the Mates Fraukce and Slebert, and silver
medals TO the crews who manned the
boats from the Fulda, and who took many
passengers from the sinking steamer
Tbe Pilots Sampson, Mitchell, and Parker
Of the pilot boat Phantom were awarded
gold medals, while the crew Of that yes
sci will receive silver ones. The captain
Of the schooner Fanny A. Gorham will
receive gold medal for the assistance
be rendered the passengers and crew Of
.he Oregon.
SPANISH SLAVERY ABOLISHED.
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