Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-03
GLADSTONES TACTICS.
when He Can't Get a Strong Man 10
Ran Against the Tories lie Eaters
the Race Himself.
PARCEL, Acesrr painted by BodJ-Guard,
on his Campaign Tonr-Thrtats
Of Assassination.
oLaDsroSE's CAMPAIGN TacIIcs.


elec oral struggle between Gisdsionitei
SD Uniouists was ende1 to-day b. thl
utter rouf Of the latter 10 the PARIS
lmentary district known as the Leiihburgs
I Mr. W. Jacks was returned 70 parliament
o. the regular Liberal by majority Of
1857 10 a total p0H Of $3.50 votes. he op
I posed tie hcme-rnle bill, but was never
/ iheless considered inyinclble 10 his dis
trict and Was nominated in the present
canvass as UnioBist, TO continue his
opposition u the premier's Irish policy.
Sir. Jsck's hostility % Mr.. Gladstone
angered' thousands Of the ScO'chmen Of
I.eithburgs. They looked upon opposi-
ton 10 him as hopeless, and were unable
10 obtain a candidate 70 oppose him, all
those mentioned for the seat having de.
cllned 10 run. The Tories, 10 order 20
emphasize the UnionIst opposition TO the
premier, withheld opposition and left the
fed clear to Mr. Jacks, so that he might
20 back TO the house Of commons with a
largely decreased majority.
At the last hour allowed by law the
Liberal managers nominated Mr.. Glad
stone himself as their candidate, the pre-
mier conserving. Thus equipped the
GlGdstonltes went TO work. This was so
ffsciive that Nr. Jacks became scared
and to-day withdrew from the field, leay-
Ing the Leiih membership 10 Mr. Glad
stone, who was elec,ed without oppo-
siiion This, with his Midlothian Dis
trict, gives the premier two seats Ia 5 ;ot
land. He viii, perhaps, choose 70 sit for
the latter. and selcct a reliable man TO re-
contest Leitb, with the assurance Of
success.
CHURCHILL HEARD PROM.
Lord Randolph Churchill writes that he
does not believe that Mr. Parnel will H.
fuence loyal Portsmouth 10 dismemoer
the empire which that great historic dock
ygrd town has done 50 much 10 construct
znd preserve. "Parneil, ~ he continues.
''ieads parry which is composed mainly
OF rebels, and which r. supported by
American gold collected by dyuamiters,
whose greatest ambition Is 10 blow Ports
mouth into the air."
Sir Henry James has been returned to
parliament from Bray without opposition
GLADSTONE ON THE TORIES
Air Gladstone, i'm public letter, slys:
The Tories call US dismsB belers because
We share the earl of Carnayon's views
The marquis OF Salisbury kept the earl
Of Carnaryon and other dismemberers Ia
ara kA3alNA AiAAA ~ 1AAkNA AAAl - AE-bA ! ~
Mr. Harrington, In az interview yester-
day, SAID the Psrnellites were certain 10
retain eigny-fve seats, and were also
sure OF West Belfast and have lair pros
pretty sure 10 Dust Hamilson, while for
William O'Brien's seat there VIII be c
close dght.
CONFEDERATION LBAGUg.
The Imperial Federation lesgue held
an important conference yesterday The
ate dance was large and much enthnsl-
asm was displayed. Many Canadians and
Australians addressed the meetings. Sir
Alexander Gait urged the formation Cf
customs unions among the colonies. He
said he did not see why, If Canada en-
tered the confederation for mutual de-
Tense, America should not do likewise,
making the English speaking nations one
free and prosperous community
[Cheers.
ELECTION Returns.
Sixteen Tories, nine UDionlsts, eight
Gladstonians and thee Parnellites had
been elected up 10 midnight last night.
Mr. Parnell ard Maurice Healy, Par
nellltes, have been reelected to represent
Cork city Ia the house Of commons. They
were not opposed.
Mr.. Gladstone has been reelected for
Midlothian. Up to l o'clock this after
noo1 % Tories, Unlonists, l2 Liberal,
and 9 Parnellites have been elected
GUARDING PARNELL.
LONDON, July 2.-PAruell receives let
tiers every day menaclng him with injury
or assassination for his efforts 70 dis
member the empire. He has not. how.
ever, solicited the protection Of the DO.
lice OF called public attention TO his per
ilous position. lie Is escorted every
where he goes In the campaign WORK by
a body guard OF personal friends, all stall
wart young Irisnmen, who saw they feel
perfectly able to take care of hlm and
themselves.
THE LATEST RETURNS.
LONDON, July 2.-At4 this afternoon
htty-one Conservatives, ten Unionists,
fifteen Gladstonites and seven Parnellites
had been elected.
CELEBRATED DIVORCE cAsK.
LONDON, July 2.-In the divorce case
OF Lady Campbell against her husband.
Lord Colin Campbell, fifth son of the
duke Of Argyle, defendant TODAY applied
to the divorce court for permission 10
nave stricken from PLAINTIFFS petition the
paragraph charging him with adultery
with persons unknown The court re-
served its decision on the PRAYER for
fortnight and In the meantime will read
the whole correspondence and all the afii-
dayits submitted by Lord Colin Campbell
Ia his cross suit TO substantlate his
charges that Lady Campbell had been
guilty OF adultery with the duke OF Marl.
borough, Cnief Fire Commissioner Shaw
and others.
ANsENpIoRKR IN Danger.
CAIRO, July 2,-Emin Bev still holds
the equatorial provinces OF Upper Fgypt
for the khediye.
Adyices from the African interior state
that while the African explorer, Junker
was visiting King UnyarrOro King Agando
attacked and defeated Unysrroro. The
latter and Junker escaped, the explorer
losing all his collections, but saving his
journals.
SOUTH AMERICAN EXHIBITION.
BERLIN, July IA South American ex.
hihition win open here In September
Inc Argentine republic viii exhibit farm
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