Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-17
FOREIGN
The Court Of st. james Goes Into Three
Weeks Mourning for King Lud-
wig Of Bavaria,
A Tree nt ths Spot where Ludwig Oun
snitted snicide Stripped OF It's Leaves
60 Serve NJ afcmentoes.
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VfcTORIA's COURT ~ MOURNING
LONDON, June iG--The British conr
has gone into mourning for a period Q
three weeks on account OF the death OF I'M
king OF Bavaria.
THE sPoT WHERE LUDWIG DIED
MuNIcu, June lG.-The royal house
hold are OF the opinion that DR.. Guduen
finding himself unable to prevent the klni
from committing suicide, drowned MN
self Many visitors are attracted 10 tu'
lake shore, and a tree standing ~ ny
fatal spot has been stripped OF its leaves
to serve as inementoes OF tue trngeuy,
one OF the kings last remarks was
can suffer deposition, but VIII not outllye
the assertion that J am mad queen
Mary, the mother OF the late klngi ID so
riously Ill., She has not yet been in-
formed Of her sons death. The BaVarian
ministry have rendered their resignali ,D,l
but they have not been accepted me
crown property falling to Prince Luz
thold is estimated at 10000, 0OO MARKS
10 oPPOsK GLADSTONE
LONDON, June 10 The Conservatives
have selected Col. Campbell Walker TO
oppose MIR. Gladstone. In his address he
reminds the electors that Mr.. Gladstone
appeals 90 their feelings on the score OF
the principle that sixty years should be
the outside age for all who sought TO
hold responsible positions. lie continues
"The premier's present Kaleidoscope
proposals are a singular proof That Mr..
Gladstone's Judgment Is no longer what
il was. The strength Of the Irish party
Is due 10 Mr.. Gladstone's concessions.
n we must have home rule let IL be APP
piled to the whole kingdom on the
Chamberlain principle"
GOING FOR GLADSTONE,
LONDON, June l6.-Lord Iddesleigh
In speech last evening denied that The
Conservatives advocated coercion which
he said was the last thing they desired.
They proposed, however, TO use every
means In their power to suppress the
land league. Mr. Gladstone's policy
meant separation under American In
Hpence.
TIGHTENING PARTY LINES,
LoNDoN, June lG,--Earl Carnarvon, In
an address before the Primrose league at
Newbury last evening, advised the Con-
seryatiyes to stick TO their colors and
sink minor differences. He said he was
grieyed that Mr.. Gladstone had appealed
TO class passions, and promised to refer
To Ireland on a future occasion.
THE BELFAST RIOTS.
BELFAST, June l6.--ln the inquest on
the case of Mccormick, who was shot in
the recent riots, Inspector Green testified
that the constables began the fire without
orders; that he stopped the fire as soon
as possible, and that the riot act had not |
been read before the llring. The jury rem
dered verdict OF wllfql murder against |
the policemen, whose panos are un-
known.
ms LAST TRAVEL.
LONDON, June l6-Louis Laurent
SemonI, the French engineer and tray |
elor, Is dead, lie was tltty-six years of
age,
no SUPPORT GlARrINGToN.
LONDON, June lG.--Thc Conservatives
OF Rossedale have decided TO support
Lord Harrington.
NOVA SCOTIA ELECTION
HALpAX, N. s., June lG.-Additional
election returns show that the govern
ment win have the support OF between
twenty. light and thirty members out OF Il
house numbering thirty-eight,
sEcEssIoNisTs SUCCESSFUL.
HALwAX, N. S., June l6,--As far as
can be learned, the Liberal government
or Secession party mas been successful at
the elections by large majority. The
supporters OF the government claim
twonty-nine out Of the thlrty-elght seats.
ATTEMPTED TO USE DYNAMITE.
PARIS, June l6.--Some striking miners
attempted TO destroy with dynamite II
house at DE Co2eyile, which was occu-
pied by miners who refused to join the
strikers. A sentry saw tho criminals
and fired upon them. They escaped, leay-
Ing thelr dynamite unexploded