Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-25
Cable Notes.

Rome. jan PA consistory will be
held at the vatican on February IL.
Berlin, Jan. 24 Gen. Won Schellen-
dorff Prussian minister of war, and Gen.
Won Schelline, imperial minister of Jus
tee, have resigned.
DUBLIN, Jan. "a The Express (Con-
servative) asserts that the London Times
has secured fresh and important docu-
ments from the Unitad States which Will
be produced before the Parnen commits
sion in support of its charges against the
Parnellite members of the house OF COM
mons
PARIS, Jan. PA duel was fought
to-day between M Corneudet, MEM
Der of the chamber of deputies for the
department of Grouse, and NJ. Chabrou-
illand, editor of newspaper. The lat
ter gentleman was wounded. The duel
was the result of a quarrel growing out
of the candidacy of Gen. Boulanger.
LONDON, Jan. a Mr.. Gladstone now
at Naples in reply to correspondent who
had called his attention to the fact that
a branch of the Irish national league had
been named after him writes: l have no
connection of any sort with the league
nor have l any knowledge whatsoever
was chosen owing to my efforts to free
the Irish from oppressive laws, such as
are absolutely certain to produce objec-
tionable acts on the part of some Irish
men, the fewness of which [ only wonder
at and feel thankful for.
LONDON, Jan. "a At the hearing be-
fore the Parnen commission to-day
Capt. Slack traced the Outrages in Ireland
to the league and to inflamed language Of
Irish members of the house of commons,
priests and other leaders. The league
practically assumed the government of
the country and encouraged outrages.
There was no abnormal distress in his dis
trict He thought the outrages would
not have occurred had they not been in
stigated by the league. On cross eXami-
nation Capt Slack said as a rule the
Irish leaders did not denounce the out
RACES, but there must have been eXcep-
tons.
DUBLIN, Jan. "a While Mr.. o 'Brien
was striving to pass through the crowd to
enter the courthouse he was seized by
police inspector and dragged for thirty
yards. The people were .maddened by
this treatment of Mr. O'Brien and press
ed forward to relieve him from the hands
of the inspector. The police, however,
who had stepped forward near Mr..
o Brien, was met by a bayonet leveled
to his breast, but he was not injured. A
number of reporters were maltreated.
Mr.. o Brien complained TO the magis-
trates that the police were attempting to
incite bloody riot.
PARIS, Jan. 24.-The newspaper La
France says the ordinary garrisons in and
about the frontier are being replaced by
troops that are known to be devoted to
the republic.
1t is asserted the police are preparing
to bring about emeutes which will af-
ford pretext for the arrest of Gen.
Boulanger and his friends.
BERLIN, Jan. 24.-Prince Bismarck
unexpectedly appeared in the reichstag
to-day He Immediately retired TO a
private room, where he held a conference
ON the colonial bill with the Clerical and
National Liberal leaders.
BERLIN, Jan. "a The Krause Zeitung
prints letter from Togoland stating that
the slave traders are turning their route
toward the coast and that i'll December
slave caravan arrived at Tome from
Lalaga
A bill increasing the Prussian civil list
by 900 900 marks is about to be pre-
sented III the lower house OF the diet.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 24.-It is re-
ported the minister of finance is prepar-
ing scheme for a fresh conversion of
Russian funds.
PARIS, Jan. "a M Goblet, minister
of foreign affairs, has telegraped TO NJ.
Washington, French ambassador to En-
gland, instructing him to ask Lord Sails
bury for an explanation of the seizure by
Great Britain of the Longwa islands.
LONDON, jan 24-M. I. Barry, a
styoung Ireland leader in 1913, died
to-day in Cork.
LONDON, Jan. 81 Mr.. Arthur
Hugh Smith Barry, NJ. P, viii shortly
mary Mrs. Arthur Post.
DENTON.