Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
EDRlapd
A BREACH OF TRUST.


Judge, however, refused TO interfere, and
sheriff 70. execution. Davis deb. was
suosc ci0ed by Tory members Of psrlise
ment to prevent the diSgrsce OF the arrest
Of the memoeT fer brercn Of trdst.
In the house CT commons to day Mr.
Timothy Hsaly asked what steps Mr..
Smith, government leader, intended to
recommend the house to take regarding
the charge against Mr.. Davis Of usirg
money received IN iiluciary capacity
Mr.. Smith denied the existence of any
proof to justify him in asking the house
to pronnur 2 judgment On Mr. Davis.
Mr.. f imund Robertson, [Libers) re-
mi AIDED the house that the expulsion OF 4
member should be decreed tor breach CT
trust, and he asked If Mr.. Davis con-
duct did not amount to that.
Mr. Smith protested sgAinst hssty &C
ton in matter Affecting the character
and honor Of member.
Mr.. Hesly inttmAted that unless the
government acted in the matter ne would
move on Tuesday next inst new writ be
issued for SD election 10 ti!lithe seat now
held by Mr.. DsVls.
CLAIMANT f AN EARLDoM,
LONDON, Nov. 90 The case of Vale
roy Weidemenn sgaInst Robert Horace
WslpooI. heir pTesunptive of the esr,-
dom of Oxford for bresch Of promise, wss
heard to-day. The plaintiff coDtradicted
herself and declined 70 answer vital ques-
tons. Fin&lly the jury inierfered, the
trial vac stopped, ana verdict for de-
fendent was rendered.
THE PARNRLL COMM .ssION
LONDON, Nov. 29.-Inspec.or Crane
gave evidence bsfcre the Parlell commits
sion TO. day as to the progress OF crime in
Ireland being coincideHt with the forma-
ton { branches CT the league. Wherever
the organization Started outrsges fol-
lowed. Not every lesguer WAS 3 moon
lighter, but msioritY OF moonlighters
were lesguers.
On ss-examiustion the witness I'D
mitted he hSo never been Rbls TO trace d.
rectly the connection OF persons conyic.
ted OF outrages with the league. CerssinIy
no llicisl OF the league had ever been con-
victed. NJ crime had occurred in con-
nection with home rule agitation or the
ext nsion OF franchise. Every crime arose
over land dispute. The inspector deposed
that he had always understood that moon
lighters executed the wishes OF the
lesgue.
o. being cross-ex9mlned by Mr.. HRr-
rington the witness said he could not
"oinl out single instance supported
By proof where the leagaes had directed
moonlight outrages.
PROFESSIONAL CONFIDENCE.
LONDON, n ". 30 "A: the council meet
Ing Of the British Medicsl Society 4 reso-
luton wss passed deprecsting the publ.
cation OF details OF the late Emperor
Frederick sickue SO IS violation CT pro-
fessionsl cor fience. The council adopted
the regrets OF the editor Of the society
organ concerning the publication Of
them.
The Lancet says Sir Morrel Mscker zle
has resigned his membership in the col
lege Of Physicians.
REDUCED MLJJRITT.
LONDON, Nov. go The election in Inc
Hob orn district OF London to .day re-
suited in the choice Of DR.. Bruce, Con
ssIvative, by vote 1898 against 1884
for L ord Compton, Gladstonian. In the
election, two years ago Colonel DuncaD,
Conservative whose death last week Left
the seat in parliament vacant, had & ma
jority OF 100 out OF total vote of 5000
BRIGHT STILL STRONG.
LoND0N Nov. go MIL B.igh: main
tains his strength