Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-12
FOREIGN.
Lord Salisbury Makes Overtures to
Lord Harrington for the Forma
tion OF n Coalition Ministry.
Justin MCCARTHY Reviews oosohen, Dhke
aud Trevelyan - The --latest war
News from the East.
sAItsnuRY MAKES ovERruREs.

LONDON, July ll,--LOru SALISBURY mas
made oyertures TO Lord Harrington for
the formation OF coalition ministry,
whose programme shall include local gov
eminent bill for England, Scotland and
Ireland, laborers' allotment bill, en-
towering rural laborers TO acquire small
holdings, reform aod extension OF the
artisan dwelling act, including the dwell
ing OF farm laborers, a measure Tor cheaper
transfer OF lands and the appointment OF
a select committee to inquire into the adj
mlnistratlon OF the government OF India
with a view OF giving the natives local
control. II Lord Harrington assents to
the formation Of coalition ministry the
cabinet will include Goschen, Sir Henry
James and the duke Of Argyle, but not
Chamberlain.
JUSTIN MCCARTHY ON THE ELECTIONS.
LONDON, July ll.--Justln Mccarthy,
writing from Langford on the English
elections, says Boutwell, Is down.
SAYS Cloverhouse IN Scotps Old Nor
tally, 'and many a pretty fellow with
him. Boutwell, is down in the elections
here, and many a pretty fellow with Both
well. Goschen Is down; he has been
flung clear out of his saddle at Edln-
burg. Trevelyan Is down as an Irish
member and home ruler.
81 am bound to rejoice over Goschen's
fall. He was a worse enemy TO the Irish
cause by far than Chamberlain. Every
one knows Chamberlain TO be an am
bilious politician In your American sense
OF the word, man determined to sue.
coed In parliamentary life, to succeed
honestly II he could, but to succeed
ON tho nfhnF hand
goes In with rugged independence.
He Processes not to care a rope for office.
He Is for Independent English principle
only. Therefore when Goschen spoke
mp against Gladstone and home rule, a
certain class OF persons declared that
Goschen spoke In the voice of English
public opinion and was England's fear
less and prophetic guide. / cannot help
that the Edinburgh constituency
which elected Goschen u few months ago
by large majority has rejected him now
by majority still larger The Issue was
home rule or no home rule.
Goschen has pronounced against 1t, his
constituency has pronounced against
him.
"Another pretty fellow downed is Sir
Charles Dixie. am sorry Tor Bike.
He Is Home-Ruler on principle, and has
been so for ever 80 many years. II must
have cost him keen pang to separate
from Chamberlain on this question Of
home rule. They were two strong, close
friends when the Gladstone government
was formed In 1880. Now they separate
Dixie goes one way, Chamberlain an
other-Dilke out OF parliament, Chamber
lain in. Dixie Is the victim of an UNI
proved accusation, the scapegoat OF the
British public In one OF what Macaulay
called its periodical fits OF morality.
Nothing whatever was proved agaiast
Dixie, only man said a woman told him
was the whole story.
That was the reason why the public aud
publicans OF Chelsea would not elect
Dixie, not because he was a Home Ruler.
''Yet another pretty fellow down; very
pretty fellow, too, Is Joseph Cowen OF
Newcastle. Cowen Is not conquered. He
merely falls out of the ranks, drops be-
hind, not being inclined or rather in a
line TO carry arms in the fight any longer
Cowcn is In feeble health and failing
sight, thougha friend of IrGland's cause
In the darkest day, even better friend
as the days grew darker. We shall miss
him In times TO come be they ever so
promising and prosperous. For the hour
| suppose they will not be altogether
prosperous so far as Ireland Is concerned,
but Ireland may be well content, Her
cause Is safe, and she can afford to
wait still a little longer. Home
rule must be carried. No administration
by Salisbury or any other can attempt to
carry on the business OF legislation until
the home-rule question is settled. The
alliance between Salisbury and the seces-
slonist Liberals cannot last. The two
sets will soon fall out, and when the Con-
servatives and secessionists fall out hon
est men, that is, home-rulers, Will get
their own"
wARLIkE MOVEMENTS.
CoNs'rANTINoPLE, July hilarious
Turkish diplomatic representatives abroad
have been ordered to ascertain the view
of the powers in regard TO the Batoum
affair. A portion Of the ministry main.
tam that Turkey Is entitled to summon
the aid of England by VIRTUE Of the Cyprus
| convention on the ground that the action
OF Russia threatens Aslatic territory The
porte has paid Russia further sum of
100000 towards the liquidation OF the
war indemnity. Turkey has authorized
the free passage OF the Dardaneles by
Russian torpedo boats on their way to
Odessa. Large orders for torpedo boats
are being given out by the porte.
THE ENGLISH VOTE.
LONDON, July 1.-THE total vote
polled up to Saturday night was: Union
list, l,200,S7 Gladstonian, ,lls,078.
CHOLERA.
ROME, July 1.-THE cholera returns
for to-day are; Brindisi, los new cases
40 deaths; Latano, 8 new cases, 8 deaths
San Vito, 10 new cases, deaths; Fon
tana, 81 new cases, 80 deaths; C,dlgOro
~ new cases, 2 deathsi Venice, new
cases, . deaths.
\ sRNT TO rHF VATICAN.
PARIS, July I'm Cambon, tn,
French resident general at Tunis, ha
been appointed French ambassador. Il
the vatican.
ATTACKING PRINCE ALEXANDER.
PnulrPoPous, July 1.-THE leadin.
opposition journal here vehemently at
lacks Prince Alexander, saying that he 4
a foreigner and is answerable for the mis-
fortunes OF Bulgaria, and for the fallur,
. I "a a a