Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-20
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Spain Getting Ready to whip the sultan
of Morocco Into Making His
Subjects Behave.
Cable Notes.

Cable Notes.
LISBON, Sept. 19.-The king of Portu-
gal is seriously i'll.
MADRID. Sept. 19.-The Sultan of Mo-
rocco has left Tetuan ana will arrive at
Tangiers on Sunday. The Spanish con-
sui will then ask an audience with ref
erence to the Ruffian incident.
PARIS, Sept. I9.-At a meeting of
ThieDaud supporters in Cirque Fer
nando to-day tumult was caused by q
series of fights with Boulangists and the
police were obliged to clear the Cirque.
LONDON, Sept. I9.-Mai. Field, for
merly secretary of the British American
mortgage company, was sentenced to-
day to twelve months Imprisonment at
hard labor for forging coupons of the
company.
GIBRALTAR. Sept. 19.-The German
man-of-war Irene, in command of Prince
Henry of Prussia, brother of the German
emperor, arrived here to-day en- route
to Piracus The prince visited the forti-
fication, escorted by a guard of honor.
PARIS, Sept. 19-After the review of
the troops by Nj. de Freycinet, minister
of war, at st. Michael yesterday after
noon, Gen. Miribel, commander of the
Sixth army corps, made an address to
the officers He said that France sup
ported by the army had been reinstated
to her former rank among nations. She
feared nothing nor nobody.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-The situation at
the docks is quiet this morning and af-
fairs are rapidly assuming their normal
aspect. The attitude taken by the lord
mayor and Cardinal Manning with ref
erence to the riOtous demonstrations by
some of the men has had an excellent
effect upon the dock laborers who are
accepting the position and working with
the nOn-uniOn men.
MADRID, Sept. Ito support its de-
mand on the sultan of Morocco for the
release of the captain and four of the
crew and passenger of the Spanish yes
sci which was captured by the natives off
the coast, and who, it is believed, were
taken into the interior to be sold into
slavery, the Spanish government has or
dered a fleet of warshfps to proceed at
once to Tangier. Ten thousand troops
were also ordered to hold themselves in
readiness to embark for Morocco 1t is
still hoped, however, despite these prep
aratiOns, that the prisoners will be re-
leased without the necessity of resorting
to extreme measures.
DUBLIN, Sept. l9.-The freedom of the
city of Dublin will be conferred to-mor-
row upon Lady Sandhurst and Rt. Hon.
James Stansfeld.
a deputatiOn of Irish workmen are VS.
itsng the Paris exposition.
VIENNA, Sept. 19.-There was heavy
fall Of snow throughout Austria to-day.
Hundreds of peasants cottages are COM
pletely showed under. Much damage
has been done to crops.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 19.-Grand
Duke Constantine, uncle of the car who
suffered a stroke of paralysis two months
ago, is dying. He is conscious, though
unable to speak.
ODESSA, Sept. lex Queen Natalie
of Servia has started for Belgrade.
BELGRADE, Sept. 19.-The Servian
government is drafting bills for the crea-
ton of a bourse, chamber of commerce,
postal savings bank and board of agri-
culture, besides other economic meas
uTes which will be introduced III next
skuptonia.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-The SurTy dock
directors have confirmed the concession
granted TO their doekmen.