Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
UNLAWFUL INTElT.

sery Tor this government to coDsinel
whether, az guardian OF its own sslf-re
spect ana of the integrity. OF It's lustitu
tons, it will permit further
J intercourse to. be held through
!. The present British Miuistel
a. this cspi'o,. It is-to be observed TIA,
precedents are not wsntipg as TO The
question under consideration 1t is /:
settled rule essential 10 the maintenance
CT International intercourse that diplo.
matte representation mus! be persons
grsta to the government to which he is
accredited. II by his conduct he renders
himself persona non grsta 81 snnout &C.
ment OF the fact may be made to his gov
eminent. Ia the present case sll the re-
q1irements CT comfy have been fu, fllst
the facts having been duly communicated
to Her Msiss;y's government with sr tx
preston OF the opinion of this govern
ment IN regard thereto. Respec fully
submitted, T. +. RAYARD.
A POLITICAL BOMB.
special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct. G0-Cleveland ex
plOded 4 polillcsl bombs lell heIe to-day
and it fell on the head Of the British Mil
lister, taking 1t Of completely. Lord
Sic8ville is sacked, and he will 90 home
to reiuIn no more. SaortlY after 4
O'Clock a messenger carried the fatal
order Of dismission TO the legation. The
missive simply stated that 'RIs lordship
WAS no longer acceptable to this govern
ment, and that his tllcisl relations with
it wers ended.
! The summary dismissal of Minister
West wss hss.ened By the fsct that
the home government hsd refu 5ed 10 lake
any seton In the mstter, although they
had teen informed q all the ficts
in the case over week Ego
rhe administration could not sford
to wait upon the lethsrgic movements OF
the 4 glish government, and Cleveland
WAS thus compelled to take tie matter
into Lis Own hands. While the puoli,
cans her3 # ut the ideA that Cleveland
will strengthen himself with the Irish ty
this last move, the Democrats are jlbi
lsnt and say lhat G:6ysf has shown erea,
rerve at tiig juucture to step in and dis
miss Great Bfitsin's representative here,
and that he will cStch the Irish vote 70
his master stroke Of political diplomacy.
sACKvILLE sILENT.
WARRINGTON, o.. 30.-At the British
Legati this evening access was denied
to all newspaper men, and they were in
formed thst Lord SacEville had nothing
10 say. An Associated Press reporter
managed, however, to have copy Of the
report CT Secretary Baysrd to the + .esi.
dent sen. to the Mi1ister. After about
helf an hour Lord Slckyllle N
person returned the copy 10 the
waiting reporter and cordially expressed
hls thsnks for having had sn opportunity
to read the report, which he said he hsd |
hid not seen before. H. declined TO eX-
press any opinion in regSld TO 1t, saying, |
~ have nothing to ssy."
"Then you will ssy nothing sbou. 1t to
night"
IN Nothing, nothing" answered Lord |
Sachviile. III SIN absolutely quiet" snd |
Lord Sackville's face as he sail this wore
s pleasant smile and he did MT seem in
tue le.s: disturbed at the Jun sf,irs
had taken
Secretary Bsyard when seen to-nighl
said there was nothing he could say In
sddition to what WAS stated in his report
10 the President. The governments &C
ton, he said, constituted complete
severance OF cur relations with
Minister West. The Secretary did
net care. 10 enter INTO any speculate
IS to what Crest Britain would 90 In the
matter or as TO when 3 mi lister would
be sent here, bu. Lord S.cKville, he SAID,
would no longer be recogn zsd in any
event. S cre'sIy BsJard declined
Absolutely TO give Gu. any
thing in regard to the spirit
10 which the communications Ct the
L lifted States were received by the
British government. The matter, ne said,
was the sucj act OF messages and letters
between Inc two parties md neither
had right to give out
the contents CT these communications
without the consen. CT the other. WHAT
had taken place between the PresideDtd
md himself he had given to the presf, but
the other correspondence he Cid rot fell
Il liberty to make public.
AUTHOR OF THE MURCHIsoN LETTER
POMONA, CAL OSt. 80 Tho rational
Democratic committee has telegraphed !
Postmaster S earn and J A. Clark Of his
1lsce to ofier 10 the rame OF the commit
zee . reward OF $1,000 for the name OF the
author OF the Murchison letter, and TO
pend smother thousand in detectives and
means to spprehend the author. Several
R publioars b re who know who the ma
d sigairg himself Murchison say he lives
lere aad walks the streets every day, and
hat neither P-trick Eagsn nor any other !.
ION resident whatsoever had anything to
10 with the Murchison letter. II WAS =
in Pomons, written in Pomons, s
nd by a residen, Of four years in Pc
mona. Z
CLKvKLAND's APPROVAL.
Oct 80 The Cabinet II
ne. ting to-day lasted abort TWO hours, |.
I'd WAS attended bY Secretaries Bsvsrd
nd Eodicots and Attorney enersl Gar
md The session was devoted MALAY
o consideration Of the case CT the Brii-
N Minister, and the result Is shown in
be statement turniehed to the press BIZ
ne Secretary Of State this evening
fer Secretary Bsysrd had prepared tsis
tstement he walked over to the White
louise and submitted 1t to the President
u his approval. The President perused