Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24

speech, said Lord Randolph Jnuft
MS recent electoral manifest,
was an insult 10 the Radical party
lie (Laboucherc) was surprised
that the Ilartlngtonisns had never re-
pudlated the language applied BY
Churchill 20 Gladstone lie tainted the
Wings with being disguised Tories. BE.
sides the Wings, he continued, there was
the Birminghams under tho leadership Of
Chamberlain. The family OF the latter
had doubtless efficient municipal service,
and Birmingham therefore out OF
sheer gratitude had subofdlnatcd
imperial interest 10 municipal gratitude.
Outside Of Birmingham the ChAmbeflln'
ties had no influence whatever. Chamber
lain thought no scheme could bo good
one unless no, himself, was the author uf
IL, Laughter Chamberlain would con-
tinue In his downward career until he
should be Rszetted as Lord Chamberlain.
Laughter The speaker urged the
lrlshmon TO continue their efforts by
legitimate means 10 obtain their rights as
a nation struggling 10 be free. fCheors. ]
The followers OF Parnell had right to be
prond Of their leader. The accusation
that they were mercenary In
receiving aid from America came
with III grace from the English
members who were not above recclying
peCuDlary aid In the last election. Con.
tlnulng, he said winter was approaching
and the military were assisting Ia eyic-
tlons Of people, many OF whom were
cast upon the roadside. freshmen could
not be blamed II they refused 10 submit
tamely TO such treatment, but he warned
them that disorders would only serve as
an excuse for refusing home rule and
would Insure coercion.
CAUSE or TIIK NOTING IN JAPAN.
LONDON, Aug. 20 The latest adyIces
from Japan state the rioting between the
Chinese and Japanese at NagasM was
caused by fight between eighteen
Chinese sailors and the Japanese police.
II was a case simply OF disorderly
conduct on the part OF the sailors,
and an attempt to suppress II by the
police without any admixiure whatever Of
politics. Eight men were killed aud 800
wounded, most of the injured being
Cinnamon. The Chinese are considered
20 have been the aggrossors. The
itrictest inquiry has been ordered into
he cause OF the riot.
CHARGES AGAINST TnE WAR oFrfcR.
LONDON, Aug. 23.--Tho Right Hon. II
" Suit, secretary OF war, In answer to
N inquiry made In the house OF commons
his evening by Sir Julian Goldsmith,
: beral member for SouthlSt Panceas, In
citation 10 charges made by Col. Thorpe In |
military publication that corrupt ring
aisted for the control Off the ordnance |
disbursements and that this ring was
omposed OF an element OF officials Of
he government and members OF Sir
William Armstrong; Arms Manuiactur. /
lg company, said he had fully cOnsid.
red the charges, and so far had seen
o one which amounted 10 a
pccllic charge Of corruption in office
dlsgraceful conduct In any particular
apartment or officer. Mr.. Smith
ided that he bad invited Col.
horpe to privately impart 10
10 department any facts he had In
Is possession or control lmpugning
any way the conduct OF affairs In either
10 ordnance or any other branch, prom.
ing to place the Information properly
.ioro the crown lawyers with view 10
admitting the matter TO a competent
ibunal for trial, II material could even
obtained Tor prlma facic cases.
WILL RETURN TO SOFIA.
LONDON, Aug. 28,--F. @. Laeessal, the
rltish diplomatic agent at sofia, Is at
resent In London on furlough. lie had
long conference to-day with the mar.
mis- OF Salisbury and the carl OF Iddlcs.
Ugh. He viii return to Sofia lm.
ediatcly.