Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
Inc TX Empress of Germany on a
Visit to Her Royal Mother Her
Welcome TO Her Native Land.
Suppression OF Ghs sIays Trade sr the
Coast Of ifr'ea Diseased In the
Rrsrcs Chsmbsr Of Deputies.
= Wrecked Train IN ns1!oo-Inyia c,bIe. ia
Ireland @ho Wanted It Known chat
They Were Coerred.
England.
TO WELCOME THE Kx-EMPREss

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IL rr% the Empress
/R9 INV Frederick Cf G .r-
EGgyWyS$@l many sud her
Is EAS&EAS daughters and
W., ErNENRE1 nm The price Of
Vtis3AsasH<s&#a Wales, reached
N'ssSSnsaseSSy&%ANH P0-l Vicioris this
M XFsNEFT morning. Queen
XAx%T ZH Victoris and the
Ms35 -INN Processes Lou
A%MA=SE isa srd Beatrice
Y>ES M-sHM lefs Windsor this
Xxx /EEsW morning 70 greet
Rs--SD$ TIE empress on
lzcdI1g They
| were j lined s Waterloo s,.tior on ne
Londoa snd Southwestern Rsuway. n
London, By Count Y0D Hs'z'a,d,. ne
German emasgEsdoT, whn viii rc...rl-
paGy them to P3rt Victoria sut 72!iI
Afterwards &c with them 20 Windsor.
There WIS oaly small crowd e. the Sta
tlon on the arrival Of the Q 7een's trsin
aad there was TO ulcoyerlng OF hpzas.
Il day wzs overcast.
The q ieeE end the Empress F.s:er!ck
INST In tue yachts caloon. TIE meeting
wss II citing On the WAY 10 Windsor the
train stopped at WsteEloo station ard
Count Won H2'zieldt slighted. Che
train YRS moving on uhan the Qasen re-
,nsmoered ahe had omitted to irV..e hin
TO be her gu3st At Windsor, SIS ; ast
intended to do. Princess Beatrice, thera.
lore, called on, from the window aad tie
Duke Of Cambridge from the platform OF
the c.r: "Coult Won Hatfield, yen vii
accompany us to Windsor" TIE cunt
bowed his assent, but the train had
s:srted and be was compelled toteke p Later
one. lis evident the fsilurs 10 invite
him soone: was sn oversight, ard 10
slight WAS intended.
MR sPURGEoN IN BAD HEALTH.
LONDON, NV. 10 Mr.. Sturgeon, wao
has beer i'll Tor soma tina, Iets 70 .dsy for
Soutn E:acce. He is extremely wesk.
BALFoUR I'LL
LONDON, Nv IL M. Si.f7ar, caief
secretary for Leland, is SICK abel with
chIils and fever.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON, NV. 10 Ia TIE haloe OF
commons this sVaaing Mr. Madden, co.
licit9r general II LELAND, in toe absence
OF M Rsifour, who IS IL, brought N Z
oil to facilitate the pure ,ssa ~ raaaatl
Of lA0d, AMI by adding E5. 000. 900 70 tns
amount applicable uudsr ths As25cuyne
set. Mr. Maiden ia explaining TIE pros
posed measure said rn2 AsahoQrse act
TSa crest measUre. There
hss been, he sssd, II 3SS
signed agreements for the purchase Of
isad, ct which sG32 mad bee2 cotBp. led.
There w5re Only !Yo curses oTsa te tae
govsraIatnc. Ole WAS 20 st;uGan ne
sCaeIns Of land purchase, s06 sSe o;her
wss % ex'enc the act. TIE fses tat ihe
&C. aad been conspicuous succasa iEsti-
t:t TIE government In seeking &c eE.Grge
/ operations.
Wnen NJ. Madden had flushed Mr..
Gladstone srose. Re was received with
prolonged Cheering from he opposition.
Mf. Gladstone moved the following
to the government proposal:
"FhsF, 10 lieu OF voting c5 OG0, 000, II
Is exoedient, in view CT The Ismen:a lie
suf ring Arising from
RECENT EvTcrIJNS
IN I,els ID to eX:sad tee lsni law Of 1887
so as to emp over the cJurss TO radUca or
c.rcel rents CT tenants that are fGua1 10
ha excessive''
He complained the government hsd
br lken their pledge to the house
after ob'iiaing th3 whole COM
ms3d CT time ST the dispose
Of the N mbers under the engagement
that no controversial measure shopli be
Here was bill OK tie first
Importance challenging discussion. Il
was submitted With . tcEe,t that II would
"a pa forward daily uu:il it vas settled.
His protest Was equally sgsilst tis made
of presenting the bill and ibe method Ii
which its discussion WIS 20 bs p;esssd.