Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-19
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Invading Dervishes Call Upnn En-
glish and Egyptians to Surrender.
Two Largo Clashes and Fourteen Smaller
Wounds Found on the Body Of the
Latest Whitechapel Victim.
Cable Notes.

LONDON, July 18.-Upon the opening
of the session of the Parnell commission
to-day Matthew Harris, who has been
under cross-examination the past two
days, again took the stand for the pur-
pose of stating that MessrS. Gaine and
Brennan severed their connection with
them on joining the land league.
DR.. Charles Tanner, member of the
house Of commons for the middle divis-
ion, testified that he had never advocated
boycotting of women and children. He
tried to have land-grabbers boycotted.
He admitted he had denounced a certain,
photographer as a reptile. The fand7
asfabber was afterwards shot at. The
witness always spoke against outrage.
He had been boycotted himself by the
Cork Tories and his business had dimin-
ished, his patients forsaking him under
pressure.
LONDON, July I8.-The election in
the West division of Carmarthenshire to
fill the vacancy in the house of commons
caused by the death of Walter Howell,
Home-ruler, resulted IN favor of Mr..
Morgan, Gladstonian, who received
1852 votes against 1888 cast for his OPP
ponent, Mr.. DrummOuds, Conservative.
PARIS, July I'm. Emile Ollivir, a
well-known French statesman, has pub
lIshed a letter in which he denounces
the indictment of Gen. Boulanger as
base attempt to dishonor q valiant SOL
der who served his country devotedly
for thirty years. The people of France,
NJ OIiivir declares, VIII Illustrate the
maueuvres Of Gen. Boulanger's enc
mics.
LONDON, July ls.-At the inquest held
on the body of the woman found muir
dered in the Whitechapel district yester-
day morning, the fact was developed
that in addition to two large gashes there
were fourteen other wounds on the body.
The greater number of the wounds, how
ever, were only skin deep.
PARIS, July 1S.-It is announced to-
day that an official dinner will be given
by President Garnet at the Elysee palace
July 20 to the king Of Greece. This an
nouncement has caused a sensation in
political circles.
LoNDoN, July 18.-1n the house of
commons this afternoon Rt. Hon. STAN
hope. secretary Of state for war, read
the reply of Mad Ell Jumi, the Dervish
leader in Egypt. in response TO de-
maud made by Gen. GFenfen for his
surrender. Mad III Jumi says in his
reply:
''Y0ur force is nothing to me. / have
been sent to conquer the world. cam
not stop now. / call on you TO sur
render. 1 viii protect you. Remember
Hicks and Gordon.
In his dispatches, accompanying Mad
Ell Jumi reply, to the war Office, Gen
Grenfell states that the Deryish leaders
and fighting men are IN good condition
LONDON. July ls.-The government
has accepted the proposal by Mr.. John
Morley that an increased allowance to
she prince Of Wales, enabling him TO
provide marriage portions for his chill
dren, be substituted for proposed special
grants.
MADRID, July 18.-The Cortes was p-o-
rogued to-day.
BERNE, July 1S.-Swiss socialists have
decided to send protest to the Bundles
rath against the action OF the precureur-
general in regard to German refugees. =