Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-30
WIND AND FLOOD.
A Disastrous Cyclone PLAYS Havoc in
Hungary and Pennsylvania.
Hundreds of Lives Lest-The B0Hlangists
Left in the Recent French Elections.
An N. P. Sent TO Jail
CnhIe Mites.

Cable Notes.
VIENNA, July % "A most disastrous
cyclone has been raging several days in
Southern Hungary, Pennsylvania and
Bukeryin. The destruction of property
is enormous. Hundreds of lives have
been lost. The area of disturbance
covered several thousand square miles.
Many bodies-men, women, children and
cattle-haye been recovered from the
Danube, Theis and other rivers. Many
animals were killed by hail and light
ming. A majority of the deaths were by
Hood. Several churches are in ruins
Three of the twenty-fouT mills on the
Danube remain, A crowded ferry boat
was blown against q steamer near Pieskly
and nearly all on board were drowned.
A circus was blown away at Swusgegen.
PANS, July 29,-Noou returns from
the elections for the councils general
have been received from SI3 cautions. In
these cantons 466 Republican candidates,
245 Conservatives and eleven BOulangists
were elected. In eighty-nne cantons
second ballots have been necessary.
The government is jubilant over it,
PARIS, July %, p. m.-The results
are now known III 1900 cautOns. Gen.
Boulanger has been elected in only
twelve. The Conservatives have gained
twenty seats, NJ. Wilson, son-in-Iaw of
eX-President GreYy, and NJ. Li5erize,
well-kpown Boulangist, are defeated.
The Boulangists are depressed by the
result Of the elections. They expected
to carry 100 cantons. The Bonapartists
have gained fifteen seats.
LONDON, July 29.-The shah is about
to depart from England. He babe fare
well to the queen at Osborne to-day.
DUBLIN, July 90. DIR. Tanner, men,
Der parliament for Cork, was sentenced
to-day at Tiperary TO one month s impris-
onment for assaulting Police Inspector
Stephens in May last. When judgment
was pronounced he yelled out in the dock:
- defy you. The magistracy are the
real criminals. -
For this outbreak three months were
added to the sentence.
LONDON, July 29.-The house of COM
mons sitting in committee of the whole
resumed the debate on the royal grants
bill to-day. Mr.. John Merely moved an
amendment declaring the house is un-
willing TO increase the burdens of the
people without the assurance that no
further claims will be made
for the Younger members Of
the royal family. He denied that he'
opposed the grants because ne dare net
openly attack the crown. He opposed
them, he said, because parliament had
in no degree failed to comply with
any provision of the act of 1887. The,
government had not made out their case
either in select committee OF in ting.
house. Parliament had already'
IN
of the queen. 1t had not been shown
that retrenohments might not be made in
expenditures upon royalty without caus-
ing the queen any anxiety. He espe-
cially objected to the assertion of the
claim to grants of grandchildren of the
queen.
Mr.. Labouchere said he hailed Mr..
Hurley's amendment as a practical re-
fusal of further grants during the pres
ent reign. As to future reIgns he would
not trouble himself. Sufficient for this
reign were the grandchildren there
of. Public opinion was making
strides toward the universal accept
ance of the principle that a sovereign,
like any other head of q family, ought to
provide for his children. The ConserYa-
tiYes who, in and out of season, have
vilIifed Mr.. Gladstone, were now ready to
fall down and worship him because on
the question of grants he had turned their
way. They would worship the devil him
self under similar circumstances. Cries
of hear In conclusion he said that he,
and his colleagues would be beaten on
the division, but he intended to oppose
grants at every stage as moral protest
against the crown s claim.
Mr. MOTley's amendments were de-
feated by $50 to 1874, Mr., Gladstone,
the Parnellites and the bulk OF the dis
sidents again voted with the government. :
ROME, July pa number of changes
in the Italian consular service have been
announGhed. Sign0r Bruni has been
transferred from Salonica to Denver,
Col; Signor Baybondt from Larnaca to
Philadelphia, SignOr DeTyel from BastonE
to Paltas and Signor Tesla from Bonejto
Boston.
PARIS, July IN, Thibaud, pTomi-
nent Boulangist, in an interview tonight
admitted the defeat of his party. He
said it was clear that, while Gen. Bou-
LANCER might be a plebisatory force, he
was certainly not an electoral force.
ATHENS, July 29.-Many Christian
families are arriving here daily from
Crete, having fed from the island on &C
count of the uprising there. Two British
men-of-war are expected soon at suda
bay.