Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-28
Cable Notes.

q secret mission.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 81. - Agob
Pasha has been appointed Turkish minis
ter of finance.
ROME, Dec. 37.-The senate to-day
without debate approved extra credits
for defense.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 27.-The bud
get for 1889 shows surplus income of
1900, 600 roubles.
MADRID, Dec. 27.-Several shocks of
earthquake were felt to-day in eastern
and southwest parts of Spain.
Prince Karagogevitch of Russia is
dead. He leaves a fortune to his bro
ther, the pretender to the Servian
throne.
LONDON, Dec. 27.-The Lord Mayor
will give a farewell banquet in honor of
the United States minister and Mrs. Phelps
on Jonvary "a.
LONDON Dec. 81 The British steamer
Storm Queen, foundered in the Bay of
Biscay. Her captain and five other per-
sons were drowned.
LONDON, Dec. 26.-The emperor of
Germany has sent to the duke of Cam
bridge a telegram of congratulations on
the Suakim victory.
BUCHAREST, Dec. 27.-Russian ennis
saries have been arrested at Vastilesti.
Efforts TO incite the people against King
Charles are becoming frequent.
The Standard Berlin correspondent
says the dispute between Prince Bismarck
and the Stettin corn merchants has been
settled by mutual concessions.
bn n1H, nj oil
announces an increase in the army of
10 ZOO foot chassieurs by the addition of
two companies to each thirty battalions.
LONDON, Dec. 27.-Austrian and Ital-
ian peasants are flocking to Brazil in
large numbers. Already 740 persons
have emigrated from Trieste to San
Paule.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 81 The eXpe-
dition to Tibet, which was organized by
the late NJ. Prejralsky, win start on its
journey in March next under command
of Colonel Pavotsoff.
PARIS, Dec. &c THE leading French
papers condemn Boulanger's actions in
deciding to contest seat in the depart
ment of Seine. y strong government
clique organization is to oppose him.
ROME, Dec. 2G.-The Catholics are Sc
cretly organizing associations throughout
Italy which conformity with similar asso-
Citations all over the world will raise
funds for a vigorous anti-slavery cam
paign.
BERLIN, Dec. 81 The North German
Gazette reprints the Cologne GaZette's
polemic against Sir Il d Morier British
ambassador at st. Petersburg giving an
official stamp to the Cologne Gazette's
assertions
BERLIN, Dec. 27.-The Post says all
efforts have failed to obtain news of the
fate of the German East African COM
pany's officials at stations in Usryara and
Kingauer, notably those of Kioza and
Mhwapwa.
BERLIN, Dec. 27.-Professor Geffcken
was examined in Berlin to-day III con-
nection with the diary of the late En-
peror Frederick and his whole past ca
reer. His trial will begin at LeipSlc about
the middle of January.
DUBLIN, Dec. 27.-Messrs. Sheehy and
Fiduciane, Nationalist members of par
lament, have been summoned to appear
at Castle Council, County Limerick, to
answer to the charge of melting tenants
TO adopt policy of intimidation.
PARIS, Dec. 27.-The execution of
Prado, the Spanish adventures, convicted
of the murder of Marie Aquetaht is eXpec-
ted to take place to-day. A crowd is
already gathering about the Roquette
prison where Prado is confined.
PARIS, Dec. 27.-At a meeting of the
national Republican committee to-day
it was unanimously resolved to support
General Bouanger's candidacy for a
seat in the chamber of deputies for same
made vacant by the death of NJ. Hude.
:SUAKIM, Dec. 27.-The Scottish Bor-
derers have sailed for Suez.
II is reported that Osman Digna is try
ing to collect forces at Handaub.
The British war sloop Racer, under
special orders, has sailed on cruise.
BERLIN, Dec. 2G.-The emperor of
China has conferred marks of distinction
on Prince Bismarck, Herr Krupp and
Herr SholtOw, president of the Vulcan
as a token thar China is salts
fed with the building of the Chinese iron
clads i'll Germany.
ROME, Dee. 81 king Humbert bears
the expenses of the funeral of Signor
Marcini. The king has sent a telegram
to the daughter of the deceased states
man expressing gratefnE affection and
deep regret at the loss of a faithful
friend
PARIS, Dec. Pm. Martineau, who
had spent two years at the Panama
WORKS, declares that the canal can be
finished at longest in three years with an
outlay of 400 900 900 francs. Count Dill
ham, the chairman, said he was able to
vouch for the accuracy of these figures.
PARIS, Dee. 81 At meeting to-day
Of 1000 bondholderS of the Panama Canal |
Company, a resolution was unanimously |
adopted expressing confidence in NJ. de |
Lesseps, and volunteering to fOrego in !
terest on coupons and redemption of |
bonds until the canal is open for traffic.
BELGRADE, Dec 26--King Milan and |
the Radical leaders have effected an I'M
One hundred and twenty |
Radicals and all of the Liberal deputies |
nave presented an address to King Milan |
thanking him for the revised constitution |
and assuring him of their loyalty. The |
in the constitution render the ap- |
prevail of the skuptschina necessary.
ROME, Dec. 26 .-The pope has sent to |
he bishop of the Piacan sea $4,000 for the |
raining college for missionaries to be |
tent to America to care for Italian emf
grants.
Liberal papers eulogize the late Signor
and recall the fact that he mi