Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-10
FOREIGN.
A German 0fIlccr stripped Of His
Uniform by an Angry Mob War
Clouds In the East.
Late Returns Indicate no ohango IN tho
English Elections IA Favor OF the
0ladetonians.
A NKRMAN oFrIcKR Monnnn

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LONDON, July "a mob AZ Rasle.
Switzerland. Yesterday Melted German
officer who was In uniform. While re-
sisting the crowd he accidentally wounded
a girl with saber. The mob then felled
him to the ground aud stripped OF hia
uniform. The officer was arrested by the
police, but subsequently released on bail.
RUSSIA TALKS pf,tNtY
ST. PkrRRsnuRg. Julv an l. al.
ideally stated that the closing OF the mort
OF Batoum does NOT constItnte a viola.
ton OF the Berlin treaty. Batoum was
made free port under the innoenne az
circumstances which have entirely
changed. A customs Gordon on the land
side is preindicinl To the material and
commercial DEVELOPMENT az Batoum ana
the district Incorporated with Russia
after the Russo Turkish war, and The
naptha trade, which Is an Important one
for trans. Caucasian and foreign con.
sumers, has bseu seriously Affected.
The people also complain Of exces.
sive duties. Considering ali these
circumstances, Russia cannot over
look the fact that article 80 OF
the Berlin treaty Is exceptional, ia as
much as Il was not the result of any
understanding buto the free and spon.
taneous declaration that Russia was will.
Ing to make Batouma free port. The adj
vantages which were then contemplated
on guarantee Of the contracting powers
can't longer be considered, as since the
abolition OF Caucasian transit, Batodm
has ceased to BIO an entry port for foreign
goods between Europe and Persia, and
has only retained the Import trade, there
fore extsreal interests no longer Induce
Russia 10 continue to make SACRIFICES To
the detrlment OF the country around
Batoum. Eight years experience has
shown the Injury resulting from making
Batoum free port. There Is no reason
to doubt the necessity Of ending the ar
rangemeut
THE TOTAL rolls.
LONDON, July 9.--rhe total Unlonist
poll up TO o p m. to-day was l,0l6,2sl,
aud the total Gladstonian poll $4,000.
Herbert Gladstone, speaking ~ the Lib
eral club this evening, said II was strong
ly probable that there would be another
election within twelve months.
Mr.. Schnadherst writes! "The tide
has turned Conservative, but there will
be another election In six months"
The earl of Aberdeen, lord-lleutenant
OF Ireland, has intimatod that he expects
to leave Ireland on the change OF gov
eminent
Az midnight the total number OF Tories
rred was $40, and Gladstone 2l0.
Mr.. Citing gave brilliant ban
quet to Rev, Henry Ward Bccchcr
this evening at the Metropolitan
hotel. MIR. Beecher Will deliver his first
lecture at Exeter Hall on the 10th inst,
subject being "The Reign OF the Common
People, The application for seats Is
enormous.
WHAT rHE TORIES CLAIM.
| LONDON, July Q The Tories have won
ChIppenham, in Wiltshire, ami Mouldoon,
In Essex, from the Liberals, Lord Henry
Bruce defeating Barrlster Fletcher, Glad
I stonian, in tho former, and G. w. Gray
beating Il. Barnard, Gladstonian, In the
latter. These two occasions make the
total IJnlonist's gains 80. The Tories
are carving the English by sweeping
|, majority The Unlonists to-day sue
! ceeded in returning the member for
: Inyernish burg, re-electlng Robert Ban.
= NOT. TYNE. Finley for EairshIre, where
!, thew reelected James William Barclay,
FalkIrkburgs electIng w. p. Sinclair and
Uartlepool where thew reelected Thomas
Richardson. MIR. Conway, PArneilite. has
been re.elacted for North Ieltrlm. and
e II. II. gill. parnelllte, for south Louth,
: A. o'clock this afternoon the Tories
+ had elected 2GS candidates, the Unionists
9 %. the Gladstonians 1873. and the Par.
: neilites 70. The Tories say they are con.
: adent of eleollnp 400 oandidates
uNKiSp TO GLADSTONE.
LoSpoN, July o The Times thus sums
mn the results of the elections, Glad.
> sfoneis nnssIonate anneals 10 the credulI.
Q ~ and condolences Of Inc peoole has fallen
Q m deaf ears. This time The irish. Amerl
: can consnIracv has failed
q STORM IN rur coRTrs
Il MAnp,n. JuIy y - In the cortss vester.
v dav SENIOR MarSeIle. Republican member
n MADE sneacb In which he referred Ia m,
J. aiicged bonrse sneoulatIons Of Inc late
King Alfonso A stormy scene enaned
a and ex.minister Comachio and others IN
J. dIgnsntIv denied senior Margelle,s hmm
y nik"""SiJ NN 1880 1872