Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07

Tyne by q majority OF l0,6lS, an In
crease of 559 in his vote.
James Craig has been elected as a
Gladstonian to succeed Joseph Cowen,
who has retired from public life, for New
castle-on-Tyne, by vote Of 1912, which
is Sl7 less than the vote given Cowen In
the last election.
Mr. w. G.. Armstrong and Sir Matthew
White Ridley, Conservative candidates,
who opposed Morley and Craig, received
respectively 1867 and $3.50 votes.
Corrected returns from Londonderry
show that c. +. Lewis, Conservative,
received 1881 votes, against justin NC
Carthy's l77s.
MRS. PHELPS REcEIyEs.
IoNpoN. Jnly The usual Independ-
euce.day celebration at the United States
legation was held yesterday. Both Min
ister Phelps and Secretary White were
absent, the former having gone to the
seaside TO recruit his health. Mrs.
phelps received callers, among whom
we're Mr.. Lowell, Cyrus w. Field, Lady
Churchill, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome, Mrs.
and Miss Beach Grant, Prof. Fisher, Mrs.
aud Miss Chamberlain, Bret IIarte, Mrs.
Frank Leslie, Leopold Moore, Viscountess
Manville, Mrs Donaldson, Mr. and
Mrs. Roche, Gen. Slocum and Lord and
Lady Vernon.
THE CHOLERA RECORD.
ROME, July Gu the last twenty-five
hours there have been ten new cases of
cholera and ten deaths at Brlndisi. In
the remainder Of he province there were
BOG new cases and seventy-one deaths.
| A Vienna special says cholera is spread
ing at Flum.
RIoTING IN DUBLIN.
/ I..f.. q .I..t., lagf
night a crowd OF roughs attacked the
Conservative club house with stones. The
members replied with bottles and fire.
arms, iniuring twenty OF the rioters and
killing one. The mob then tried to set
fire to the house by applying blazing
match, which bad been stepped in para
fine, to the door. At ih juncture the
police arrived aud saved the house from
destruction. The inmates were arrested.
THE PANAMA CANAL.
PARIS, July 6--M, de Lesseps told the
Panama canal committee yesterday that
it was possible to complete level canal
in three years at the cost Of GOO 100000
francs In regard to a canal with locks,
as advocated by M Jacquis, he thought
such a canal could only be temporary and
that ultimately level canal would be re-
quired. NJ. Dingler, an engineer, stated
that he calculated that the annual receipts
of the canal would be 100000 francs OF
10 francs per ton.
BOTTLES AND BULLETS.
DUBLIN, July G The riot here at the
Conservative WoIkmen's club house last
evening was provoked by men in the
club, and they committed nearly all the
breaches Of order. A Catholic procession
passed the club house, which was crowded
with men at the time They attacked the
procession with bottles. The attack was
answt red with threats and some stones
The club people then literally showered
bottles at the procession, and also fired
number Of shots into 1T from revolvers
Police surrounded the house, getting con
troll of the premises and finally arrested
seventy Of the inmates. 1t is not ye'
ascertained how many of processionis,'
were hurt, but three of the injured Cath
, ollcs were in dying condition this morn
ing, and twenty others Flying helpless
ly in the hospital, all suffering from
wounds inflicted by bottles or bullets
There is a general feeling OF indignation
against the Orangemen of the club on &C
count of the attack.
AFRAID OF AMERICA.
MADRID, July G.--In the senate las
night Senior Morel, defending the Anglo
Spanish treaty, declared that it was t
Spaiu's interest TO encourage relations
between the colonies and European ma
tions rather than 10 permit the colonies
TO form relations with America.
oRLEANIsT.
LONDON, July The Comptesse do
Paris and her children and the Due d.
Charities have arrived at Tunbridge.
ELECTION RIOT.
DUBLIN, July "A riot followed thu
first announcement Of the result OF tn,
contest between Mr.. Lewis aud Justine
, Mccarthy at Londonderry to-day. TIL,
cause of the disturbance was the dscov
cry, after the election had been declared
in favor Of Lewis, of a ballCt-boX, tn,
contents OF which had not been counted
A recount followed, which almost mad,
the election tie, giving it to Lewis by
majority of only three. The police inter
fered and attacked the Loyalists, who haC
assembled In front VI the hotel wheI'
; Lewis was staying and were making
demonstration in celebration of his vic
tory. A large number of persons figured
and there is much excitement in the cit,
over the affair.
THE LONDONDERRY TROUBLE.
, DUBLIN, July G.-The lord mayor hal
|, issued proclamation entreatinl
the people TO preserve order
Crowds are gathering on thu
streets tonight, and excitement Il
intense. william Root, the Iong broth
ers and Archibald Crooksh hank, mem
bers Of the Dublin Conservatiy,
Workingmen's club, have beer
remanded ON charge of firinl
: upon and wounding Catholic procession
lists yesterday. The other prisoners wer,
discharged. There were three counts
in Londonderry. The second made
the election tie and the thirt
gave Mr.. Lewis majority Of three. Mr.
justin Mccarthy has given notice that h,
: will demand a scrutiny of tho nolI ard 1