Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
FOREIGN.
A Crisis at Hand In The Bayarian
Cabinet How Germany Regards
the French Preienders.
,Advlces from Chill show that fttsy one
Psrsons Have Been Killed In the
Recent Election Riots.
lrrArna IN nAvAnIA.

After the report passes the deputies the
ministry will resign, n ~ certain thni
the ministry will be reconstructed under
baron YonLutz, the present prime min
lster. Prince Luitpold having gwen the
ministers an assurance that he
had no Intention Of modifying
the policy OF the government, the
Utramontane organ urges that party 10
raise the question OF the continuance OF
theiI,iberal ministry on the debate on the
commissioners report. The feeling OF
the majority Of Catholics II In favor OF
permitting Prince Luitpold TO be In
stalled as regent before creating minis
teriRl crisis
now THE PRETENDEE rs REGARDED.
BERLIN, June 26.--The manifesto OF
Comtc dc Paris meets with adverse crit
Iclsm from the Liberal press.
The Vossichc Zeitung says the preten-
slons OF the prince justify his expul-
sion.
The North German Gazette calls at
entlon 10 the tone OF the manifesto,
which, II says, shows that the count is
confident OF Victory
The Bourtz, taking the same view, IL
depressed under fears Of an early Or
leans accession, an event which, 1t IL
thought, would be attended with grave
danger OF war.
MOTIFS FROM GERMAEY,
BERLIN, June 20 IA conference OF
bishops will be held Mt Fulda on August
10. A letter from the pope Will be read
on the occasion congratulatlng the bish-
ops on renewal Of friendly relations be-
tween Prussia and the vatican, and
ordering that measures be taken TO
reorgaDize the diocese,
Tho Krupps have obtained gigantic
contract to establish cannon foundry at
Nlkolareft, Prussia.
KILLED IN ELECTION RIOTS.
PANAMA, June &c .--Adylces from Chill
show That nfty-one persone In all have
he0n killed In the election riots, reports
OF which were cablcd 10 the United
States. On the first day eleven per-
sons were killed and several wounded.
On June Is forty more were killed ut
Santlpgo, and the hospitals are allied with
the wounded.
GLADSTONE AT MANCHESTER.
MANCHESTER, June 2G. Gladstone
this morning appeared to be much ex-
haustod az the result OF yesterdays strain
upon his powers, His voice was hoarse,
but his spirit seemed az strong AS ever.
He received a legation Of Liberals from
'niNAAI OhN blhhN H1Nt1h III iNFHpHHN
TO their address. In this he said. "There
Is to-day but one disconnected province
In the whole British empire and that
province Is ireland II is time for
Engllshmen TO end this Disgrace"
Alter this Gladstone paid visit TO the
mayor OF Manchester, and subsequently
took the train for Liverpool.
IDEA or THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
PARIS, June 2G,--M. Serve. an init
mate friend Of the Compile dc Paris, says
thRt the period OF exile viii be OF short
duration, that the 100000 votes
given TO the Conservatives ut the
last election VIII soon develop into G,000,.
600 Royalist votes, and that France is
weary OF, and disgusted with Republican
plumbers, andwlll return to the monarchy
imRnERr GLADSTONE ON THE STUMP.
LONDON, June 2G Herbert Gladstone
speaking last night at Barnstable, said
while Mr.. Chamberlain was In the cab
met he submitted an alternate purchas,
bill, proposing TO expend 100000, 900 e
enable tenants on less than thirty acre;
TO buy their holdings on a basis of from
fourteen to sixteen years. rental, tn,
only security To be their ability TO pa,
and the responsibility OF local bodies Ii
Ireland.
dONE III ITALY
BRussRIs, June ~ Prince Victo
Napoleon has gone ON a trip TO Italy an,
Switzerland. He viii return here In
week.
MADE THE FRITZ sUCCRss.
BERIIN, June 26.--The crown primo
andprincess and their daughterpatronize
the artists fete and exhibition In the par
today. The fete was grand success.
UnED THE RACK noon
LONDON, June 26.--Mr. Richard Cham
berlaiu, member Of parliament, attemptel
to address the electors OF West Isleto
last night, but was not allowed to speak
He was mel with cries OF "Traltor.n Tn
platform was stormed, and he and hi
friends escaped through back door.
NOTES FROM FRANCE.
Pans, June 2B.--The French dag IL no
hoisted officially over the New Hebrldes
II IL simply displayed over a Freno
storehouse on Que OF the islands. Tn
British Tag floats over another store
house near by.
In the chamber OF deputies NJ. Beauere,
proposal TO abolish the Vse OF titles q
nobility was rejected by a vote OF 2t2 4
PIG.
The Radldal press demands az a repl
70 the manifesto OF Comte de Paris Ia
Immediate expulsion of all Orleanist
princes and the seizure Of their property
CHURCHILL on TnE STUNT.
LONDON, June 26--Iord Randolp
Churchill opened the campaign az Pad
dlpgion tonight IA two hours speech
Inc meeting hall was crowded with a.
enthusiastic audieuce, Lord Randol
defended his election address which hA
been 40 much criticised. Every word q
lt, he said, was gospel truth
no sat down to write wit
the resolution e tell the truth and sham
The devil. Mr., Gladstone's schemes, h
continued, placed the government in Ia
hands OF the Catholic Celtic peaeantry
andQr control of American adventnror
ana an interruptions fanRtic0l pr!esl
nooe Tie bad nothing TO sa
70 me American dynamite ard dagger
lacticAi but TO Offer tho OLD ERglish cha
lehge, "COme on. Our prisons are larr
anu roSe IL cheap We have plenty (
amateur hangmen, no declared, aud Ia
Inc iirst victim Of dynamite or Ga
dagger we have scorOa OF avengers
When the arst EDgnshman fall
Nne lives and persons OF She dyns mitei
snd their allies will be placed at III
iner y OF an angry aud outraged De oplt
LORD randolph concluded by oompa RIM
Sieustene with Ncbuchadnexxar.
LORD Harrington made long speech a
iAslny tonight. He confined himself \
we Ulster question and tho alleged con
tgadctlon IN Morley's aud Cslsdstone,
utteraRceF
MIR, Morley speaking AZ Neweas,la. a.
uied that there were any contrad,e,son
10 his own and Gladstone's speechcs. II,
SaiN some sort Of land scheme WA
cer;alnly partof thelrprogramDae. hccnue