Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
NO'NEW DEVELOPMENTS.


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tsse Cff5pse CT the sC2i0o, bus II so il
will put even bare phase G. tlo petit
icai Size If =. Sl,EirS 1sV C,Et b.
J !sarnei to.c-y: s!:hr- ~ IEs Sss.c OSPsr.-
maa! or the lt2s!t11 X 'ep. gua i3C. rhst
L 1ri S.c5Filla wouic 80 have ieca q,
oGcs, cat vii. zW-is ils-i d3ctn.e IRON
Lis government. IL Ess aos TX d pp-c
TIE ING Of his cerE-:ure. Hair5.s e EG
IL tae hcu!jllc0 wa:ci Ess Gems 20
hin, bu! he 5ss
NJ ONE TO BLANK
i oct himssli. He IS net crUsh.t, but
tninks lie bss been treated unfairly II BE-
iog sumD.sr.lg bounced. TGerc 10 not1-
ing in The retire neut Of L III S.ckville
which should Gis'Htb tie fiisntly
r. ls,iOEs ost.sen EieIsa1 ard .ce
United S.s:es. rnd sde P;asidenrs action
csI1ot be construed into an unitiendiy
act towards G:es. B;issin. TIE rev
British minister will bs7e It within his
power to cs;shlish meet cordial relations
If BE is man tact. Ol!y b. rinkling
o, prominent politicians sre in town st
present, but the few iollo wing interviews
show the
DRIFT OF Dgs oCRAIIC SENTIMENT.
Senstor Eustis said: Il an exceed
ingiY glad. l: is jlss Whist should hSve
been done, and l sm entirely sstis fad"
When asked II he thought the sc!ion
would be criticised IS discourteous,
because sufficient opportunity might Lot
IA beer gwen to Lord Salisbury TO act.
He replied inst he wss only surprised
thst the British authorities mad no. al
once rec sled Lord Ssckvilla. Senator
Eustis referred 10 the case OF Mason &
IA
given ten dsys IN which to plsce the men
to the fsct thst owing 70 the Inter Sc ex-
csa Secretary Of State asked Lord Lyons
FOR SOME ADDITIONAL TINE,
sid that edoiliOIal tine Wng grsR:Gd.
West Tad not been recalled, II vas pr
fscQy proper sEd right sh,. ne saculd OF
given mis- passporIs."
Senator Morgsr-"I feel gratia3d trGt
tee P.esiden; has acted promptly snd
than expected he would do. l tlirk it
is very likely that he would have been
sven more rapid In action than ne has
been bU: for the presence OF tue political
campaign aud political uses that were
utluS LIduc u lAls uSLlClGUS ItSicE "a
Muychisou. There ID no doubt
that the whole country IN
derstood that it was 5 mean
low trick. l think TINT II 10 very much
more to be oepiored IS 1t is calculated 20
create gIeat deal Of Ill feeling between
the two great governments"
Genersl ". S. Rosecrans: ~ ldou't
gee how tie President could hGye done
otherwise. l believe that the British
Minister perfectly fav 1fs the election Of
the Republican candidates."
Senator GibsoG: "I never. believed
hat the letter u Murchisoa would effect
the result Ct III election. Ths'Piesident
hss acted IN this matter as In every thin!
perfectly right"
Congressman Ma2riman Of N5W York,
who is over here ca O v:sI', makes the
comment: "Ths President HIS fhown
himself to be level-heaied. saga:icu
nan. He has done exactiy what should
have been dore. His scEcn vii be sp-
proved by the people "
sACKYILLE TO LEAVE AT ONCE.
LONDON, Oct. 81 The Press associa- i
lion announces that Lord Sickville comes
TO E.gisud Immediately on leave Of ab
seDce, that he bas importan. business to |
attend to in connection with his success |
sion TO the Ssc6yille estates and that he |
Will not return TO Washington.