Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
FOREIGN.
4ns from the First Day Of the En-
lsh Elections John Bright Goes
Back without Opposition.
none Keeps Up the Cry for Home
snie- Chamberlain afraid He WIN
he Assassinated.
ENGLISH rLEcrroNs.

rbhv. Parnellite, has been returned
an. Patrick's division. They had nc
,6sitiou. John Bright has been elected
member OF the house for the Central
Ision of Birmingham aud Joseph
,nberlain for the West division
thor was opposed. Up to O'Clock
afternoon sixteen Tory candidates,
eli Unlonlsts, eight Liberals, sand two
nellites had been elected to the house
6ommons in contested districts.
THE PREMER's PLEA.
.f,NDoN, July l.-Frlday's polls are
Ting intense interest. Of the seventy
i Contests tue Gladstonians are hope
that the Irish vote will wrest eighteen
fsfrom the Conservatives.
,lbhstone writes that he will be unable
tdaress the electors Of London and
rdsore ventures to offer them a few
fds. In summing up the question
ofe them, he says; ga century ago
gAve Ireland free parliament, WIN
ioh she was satisfied. Although ine
btitution was faulty, 1t was nelns
dually reformed when the Tories,to the
ror Of every Liberal statesman, stopped
work by recalling FItzwlliiam. rms
amy begat discomfort, resistance and
.hffill bloudshed. The mischiefs OF
|cb the Tory government were the
hors were made the preteXt LOT union
which Ireland was entrapped and
reed BIZ shameful means. Promises
ia were disgracetully broken; the suf-
ma bf tire people, which according to
Devon commission were greater than
hiir8 other Christian country, were
suefhlly neglected; coercive laws were
otto enrich the landlords at the ex-
se 81 the people; an alien church was
ntEined; Catholics were not admitted
pailiament until they became too
ng TO be resisted, and emancipation
granted by wellington only to avoid
vi war. Mean while, when In 1920
lin wished to peacefully demonstrate,
icrswere sent to break up the meet
This is revolving record,
1t is only a small part of the
b. Gan you wcnder at the cry long
loud against union so foully oh
edF But like many bad laws it was
0nlt to manage and had one good
&, pamely, it established the suprem-
81 parliament. Ireland now de-
eS that she is content with this SUI
pncy. She leaves you what is good in
unipn and asks you to rid 1t OF
Il bad; TO give her the management,
ofsEnglish, nor OF Scotch, nor Of i'm
al, but simply of Irish affairs. Now
the first time the question is put
lie ani clear to the frauchised nation.
people Of England and Scotland have
III TO purge out the old shame of their
atry by listening to reason or, by re-
nts TO listen, to make her shame their
Will all the wretched consequences
hi entail. Tell the people OF ondon
his is the question with which they
70 deal.n
AFRAID OF ASSASSINATION.
RsINGHAM, July 1.-Joseph Cham
lin told a reporter of the Bir-
diam Mail that well-informed friends
Informed him that there was plot
xisteDce TO murder him. "This in
ntion," Chamberlain added, "has
ccrroborated by the London police,
Warned me of the plot and informed
hal assassius meant TO kill Lord Har-
tcn also" Chamberlain said both
sea and Lord Harrington in conse-
ice had permitted themselves to be
ed under police protection.
WILL CONTEST.
oNDoN. July Michael Davitt has
senied to contest Rasserdale against
a Harrington. Alderman MacKeye,
sentative, has returned from the Har-
division Of Dublin, leaving Harring-
unopposed. The Nationalists have de-
satD contest Dublin University. ia
hight, a brother of John Bright,
4t4tH[i ~ a lor1a Ynaatipu Of Maurhos
last night, which was addressed by
Rarncll. The latter in his speech re-
tea his former arguments.
EIGHT KILLED.
HBtIN, July Eight persons were
autly killed yesterday by an accident
Id mail train from Belfast to Dublin.
train, which was going at d high rate
speed, left the rails at Knockbridge
sntF we're wounded. The train was
:pietelv smashed. The accident was
to exptp sion of the rails, caused by
sbHiye heat.
ABoLD ACCUSATION.
IkHls, July i. -Republique Franchise
b occasion, in announcing the resigua-
pi Gen. Saussier, military governor
as'is, to accuse Gen. Boulanger, minis
X war, of aspiring TO dictatorship
THE IRISH DERBY.
sVDNlN, July The Irish Derby was
Yesterday and was won by Theodemir
1lalg q length; Nightmare, second, four
this ahead of Draco, third. Eight
Jog ran. Betting was seven to one
INST Theodemir, five to one against
ltmare, and five to two against Draco.
TURKISH AFFAIRS,
DNsrANTINoLE, July l.--Slxty houses
b destroyed by fire yesterday in Bes-
iOtsh, suburb OF Cohstantinople.
hA Porte has warned Prince Alexander
Enigaria to adhere strictly to the
lit iecision OF the powers In his con-
4 81 Bulgarisn- Room-Eleean affairs.
GEN. sAUssIER RESIGNS,
kafs, July l.-Gen Saussier has re.
led he post Of military governor OF
* ia consequence of his having beer
yliaanded by Gen. Boulanger, minister
u f for writing for the Gaulois with
eminister's consent, 10 defend hi:
4 HON accusa,i ms that had beer
peh against 1t.
lkDEEED TO LEAVE BRRLIN.
NfItN, July The report that Herr
ser the Social Democrat and member
Ae Xeichstag, had been ordered blythe
,riiRent TO quit Berin Is confirmed
lad been commanded to depart frpn
HftNst Ca