Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-11
FOREIGN.
George Otto TreveIyap, One Of the TX.
Gladsionian Ministers, Meets win
Defeat at tho Polls.
M We i.esseps Company wan scil Few
More Bondsto Favored
Few Shnre Holders.
M 'sESrrRs DRfrArEp.

lain resigned from the cAbInes 20 oppose
Gladstones Irish policy, has been de-
feated as Unionist candidate In Hawaick
for parliament In tue last election Mr.
Treyclyan was returned asa Liberal from
Hawaick without opposition. This year
John Dillon stumped the district against
him, denounclng him for his opposition
20 the premier's policy towSrd Ireland
and pointing out the unreasonableness OF
Treyelyan's attitude. In View Of the
fact that he had been chief secretary for
Ireland and by actual observation knew
the tmerlts OF the issue, the result has
been that out Of total OF 60l1 votes
polled in IIawslck burgs MIR. l..
Is. Brown Gladstonisn candidate, resolved
q majority Of 80, obtaining 1929 TO 2ie8
secured by Trevelyaa. The announce
mont of the result produced sensation
throughout the country. The Liberals
are now predicting that Lord Harrington
VIII also be defeated by the Gladstonian
candidate In Rosendalc. The Lancashire
election takes place next Monday In the
last election Lord Harrington was re.
turned as a Liberal by majority OF 1872.
ia total poll OF 0,2Ss
His opposition to the governments
lrish policy induced the Liberals to AJAX
Michael Dayitt TO contest Rosendale.
Davitt hesitaied and finally declined, as.
Stunning that Lord Hartington's attitude
was purely patriotic and disinterested.
subsequently the Liberals and Parnell.
ties found reason TO suspect that Lord
HartiDgton's opposition to the premier
had an Interior purpose, and at the last
moment they determined TO contest the
district.
The Tories and Unionists combined
have beaten Timothy HeRly, Parnellite,
in South Londonderry. Thomas Lea,
Onionist candidate, received 4737 votes
TO Healy's 1929. The entire poll was
1866 votes, falling of 5l5 from the last
! election. The Tories have won SO seats
from the Unloniets and 80 from the Lib
erals. The Liberals have won 20 seats,
the Parnellites l aud the Unonlsts 4.
Net Unionist gain 81 Two hundred and
eighty-eight Tories have been elected, Gl
| Unionists, l45 Liberals and 70 Parnell-
ties.
Viscount Barring, Unionist, has defeated
| G. Maginac, Gladstonian, In North Bed
iordshlre. This Is Unionist gain
The Tories have defeated the uniouists
candidates in South Essex, in Peurlth or
Middle Cumberland, and in Strand or
Middle Glouccstershire The Tories have
also won South Llecestershire, Northwest
Suffolk Gainesboro division OF Lincoln
shire Northwest Staffordshlre, Northwest
Norfolk, and Hyde division OF Cheshire.
Maj. Saunderson, Tory, has been re-
elected from Armagh, over Williams,
Panellite, by vote Of 1919 to HI, an
increase Of $50 over the vote obtained by
Saunderson.
Joseph Arch, agricultural representa-.
tive, Is defeated by Lord Henry Benedict
In Northwest Norfolk by only twenty
votes, although In the last election he de.
teatcd Benedict by a majority Of 400
! The Tories have won Rpon, Yorkshire
, from the Unionlsts. The Liberals hav,
: won Galdgross, Yorkshire, from III,
Unlonists.
DE LEssKPs' scHEAIE APPROVED.
PANS, July l0.-The directors OF thu
Panama Canal company have approved
De Lesseps' circular The company will
issue fresh bonds to the amount Of 600,
000,0 900 francs with large premium ant
, frequent drawings. The privilege Ia
! subscribe Is restricted for the present u
the $50 holders OF shares and bonds
M. de Lesseps In his circular thanks tn,
= government, whose good intentions, h,
says, have been hampered by the SLOW
work of the committee 10 which the lot
terry bill was referred The government
, has withdrawn the Panama canal lottery
loan bill from the chamber OF deputies,
> AN INCREASE in SILVER.
BERLIN, July l0.-A statement OF tn,
Imperial bank of Germany shows an 10
= crease in specie Of l,lb0,000 marks
JEALOUS or FRANCE.
BERLIN, July l0.--A number OF Jour
nalists have been indicted by the govern
ment for breaches OF the press law II
: publishing documents relating 10 tn
Sarauw case while II was on trial In Tn
: courts. The trial OF three ncwspape
men promises TO abound In sensations
Capt. S. A. Ryan having been convicte'
OF furnishing TO France regularly, Will
J he was In the German military service, al
the information he could obtain concern
Ing German fortlncations.
ENGLISH GOSSIP.
: LONDON, July 10 "A dispatch from
I Westbach says that much enthusiasm wa
y displayed there over the victory OF Lor
Henry Bennedlck The Conservative
sent up q balloon which when anoat dis
played a COW labeled "Good-By Arch.
/, Mr.. Childers, home secretary, has ordere
that an inquiry be made In regari
70 the charges OF the police brutality Il
the disturbances at Cardiff on Thursday
The Elton and Harrow elevens played
match game OF cricket. The EtonlaD
= won with six wickets TO spare.
/. A dispatch from Yokohama announce
F.. the sailing Of the second tea-ladei
! ship, whose cargo is TO be transferred 4
. the Canadian Pacific for Conveyance
q across the continent
a LOOKS SERIOUS.
1 VIENNA, July l0--A Constantlnopl
Q correspondent Of the "Polltical Core
| spondence" says the Bulgarian question
: h regarded as very serious. The occupa
. ton OF Bulgaria by the Russians aud tn
! replacing Of Pince Alexander by Russiai
protege are believed 70 be possible TIL
: sultan has warned Prince Alexander 0
: the risks be viii run In departing TOO IA
{ from the Turkish Bulgarian convention.
, WOULD LHAD no sBPARATION,
LogDON, July l0.--learl Cowper write
7 that, judging from bis experience durinI
2 tn Important years as Iord-lieutenant 0
. Ireland, Mr. Gladstone's Irish sehem
9 would iead &c separation
= CONSERVATIVE POWER.
: LOADON, July 10 The Standard say
J that although the Conservatives Will no
, have an absolute majority Ia paTliamen
] they will be far the most powerful ant
Q more than match for any two other par
7 ties.
a rotK LEo XII.
9 Lospos. July lO--lisrIy Thaddeut