Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-23


ireland aud Wales to discuss local bills
which. when passed, would be laid on thu
table in the house OF commons for |
specified time, and IL no objections b.
entered, then carried TO the house o.
lords without further discussion. Mr.
Gladstone said that the subject was q
long one, but he would deal with II with
as much fullness as possible, perhaps In
his next address. A resolution was
unanimously adopted, declaring that
the electors OF Midlothian have conf.
dence in Mr.. Gladstone, cordially APP
prove the Irish policy Of the govern
ment and welcome Mr. Gladstone's
return to Scotland at the present
crisis"
After the meeting Mr. Gladstone moved
away with his wife and the countess Of
Aberdeen to the exhibition, followed by
the cheering crowd. Later in the even
| ing series of resolutions adopted at a
msss-meetlng in favor Of home rule were
presented to Mr.. Gladstone, who, in a
speech expressing his thanks, said he
hoped to see speedily an honorable termi-
nation of the enterprise. A slow
termination would be painful and prob
ably a shameful one. On the action of
the nation depends the question whether
the termination shall be an honorable
one or should leave behind ranking
sores which would tend for a long
time to qualify any good done
1T WILL PASS.
Paris, June 22.-The senate it is be-
lieved will pass the expulsion bill by
majority of ten.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM GLADSTONE.
LONDON, June %. - Gladstone has
written another letter to Mr.. Game, which
he concludes as follows GAS to the in
tentlon of the government, refer you to
the speeches which am about to make.
Perhaps you will ascertain whether it is
Chamberlain's intentions to prosecute or
abandon his plan of last February for the |
purchase of Irish land"
This letter has caused much comment |
1t Is expected that important revelations |
viii soon be made. Sir Robert Peel will |
contest the Inverness burroughs as Glad |
stonlan candidate.
John Morley, chief secretary for Ire
land, delivered speech at Newcastle
last evening, in the course of which he
said If coalition succeeded iniobtaining a
majority ireland would be in the same
that the Unlonlsts feared for
Ulster. He believed crime would dlsap-
pear from Ireland with the grant of
home rule.
john Bright will speak at Birmingham
next Saturday on the political situation.
sALIsBURY's INTENT.
LONDON, June 22.--The Daily News
that Lord Salsbury's action on
The election bill, In his desire to make
election contests as expensive as possible,
Will stimulate the zeal of every Glad
'tonian and materially increase the
chances of Liberal victory.
TALKED WITH BISMARCK.
BERLIN, June 22.-The crown prince of
Japan yesterday had an interview with
'rince Bismarck.
NO AUTONOMY FOR CUBA.
MADRID, June 22.-Congress, by ma
ority of 200 votes, has declared that no
government of Spain will ever give auton-
my 10 Cuba.
GLADsToNE's WHEREABOUTS.
LONDON, June %. Mr.. Gladstone will
rive at Glasgow at p. M to-day, and
VIII speak at Hengler's circus. He will
cave at O'Clock for Hawarden. The
liberal federation of Glasgow has been
esieged for tickets of admission to the
neetlng to-day. At a meeting of the .
rational Radical union at birmingham !
esterday 1t was resolved to form guar .
nty fund of E20,00
TO HAVE A MONSTER NETTING.
LONDON, June 22.-The house of com ,
mons adjourned yesterday until Thurs
lay.
Mr.. Parnell expects to speak in London
O. morrow; at Portsmouth on Friday; at ,
'iymouth on Saturday, and probably at
'ardin, Manchester, Liverpool and Gias-
ow also
AT meeting last night OF the Eighty =
lub 1t was decided that the club hold !
sell neutral in the coming general cleo {
IONS, Notwithstanding the fact that two J.
nirds OF its members have declared a
themselves In favor of home rule for Ire I
and. S
Arch and Leicester, members of the U
ouse OF commons, on behalf of the labor 7
Indicates, have issued an address calling c
pon the British Democracy to have |
in Hyde park on Saturday Il
prove TO the world that Mr.. Gladstone s
as the heart OF England with him. Con- n
hgents VIII come from Scotland, Ireland q
nu wares to attend the demonstration y
IN THE LORDS.
LONDON, June 22.--The MARQUIS of :,
in the house of lords last eyon- 4
" opposed the election bill because of y
10 objectionable nature of certain ?
auses introduced into IL after Gladstone "
40 promised that all contentious matters U
lonld be avoided during the rem aiuder n
the session. The clauses were those
ldorsed by Labouchere. The earl of n
lmberly, secretary for India. then D
greed to withdraw the obiectionanle "
auses In order to save time by prevent .
y return OF the bill to the house OF a.
'mmons The lords then read the bin Il
icond time. ~ " NJ
JOHN BRIGnT's REPLY.
LONDON, June 22.--John Bright form. NJ
~ replied 10 the tender OF the resoln.
ons q the Rockdale Conservative asso.
ation, thanking them for having assisted u
9eteat the home-rule Lul. He saws in al
py' VI am sorry there should be any a.
~, Ity IN the country ready to accept those ~
rhyslcal vigor cannot Slst when the B
o99 y iull of kidney poi son. To restore
kidneys to healthfu condition and
scaarge OF their funct ms, use DR. T
McLeah's Liver and Kidney Balm.