Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-23
GIVE IN Or GO OUT.
That's How Salisbury's Ministers Have
Sized Up Their Situation.
France kcquiesces in the Sc Element Between
England and Germany Regarding
Zanzibar PrOtectorate.
WILL WITHDRAW THE CONVERSATION
CLAUSES.

WILL WITHDRAW THE COMPENsAllON
CLAUSES.
Special to the Gazette.
LONDON, June 22.-Very little can be
learned of the proceedings of yesterday q
cabinet council that will throw light on
their results, but 1t is certain that they
related wholly to discussion of the gov
ernment's position with regard 10 the
licensing bill as disclosed in the house
last week, and to the adoption of means
to strengthen it. The Sunday
Dispatch claims to have authentic
news that such is the case and
insists that the ministry arrived at de-
clsion to abandon the, compensation
clause of the bill This action was taken,
it is stated, upon the firm conviction that
the strength of the opposition and the
Indifference of many Conservative mem
bers would be sufficient to defeat the bill
if it should be persisted III as at present
constructed. Anyway, this statement
finds many believers, and formal an
nouncement of the withdrawal of the
clauses is expected to be made in the
house tomorrow.
IRISH MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT CENSURED.
The dilatory Irish members, through
whose absence from their seats the gov
eminent was enabled to escape defeat in
the division on the first clause of the
licensing bill, are being made to feel very
uncomfortable. 1t was predicted that
their constituents would have something
to say of their shortcomings, and the
prediction was verified to-day in the case
of Justin H. Mccarthy, member for
Newry and son of the famous member
for Londonderry. He was one of those
whose attendance at Ascot robbed his
party of victory in parliament, and the
Nationalist of Newry held meeting at
that place to-day to express
their opinion of his conduct. He
was roundly denounced by the speakers
and resolutions were unanimously passed
censurins him for neglecting the duties
he was elected to perform. Other IN
faithful members will undoubtedly re-
ceive similar attention.
The difficulties arising from the resig-
nation by Lord Rosebery of the chair
mauship of the London county council
will probably be settled at the next
meeting of that body by the election of
the Earl of Ripon as chairman.
FRANCE PACIFIED.
L
ish government has made an explanation
of the settlement between England and
Germany touching British protectorate
over Zanzibar that is entirely satistsc-
tory to France. The character OF the
explanation is not mentioned, but it is
surmised that Lord Salisbury has con-
WINGED the government of the validity of
the claims of France to certain territory
now in her possession might be severely
shaken ov too careful inquiry into the
manner and terms of its requirement.
at Southport, Lancashire, to-day 1000
miners paraded the streets and subse-
quently held meeting at which resolu-
tons were passed demanding an eight
| hour day.
1t is announced IN Belgrade that NJ.
Ristor, president of the SerVian regency,
will shortly visit Vienna for the purpose
! of clearing up the difficulties now exist
ing between Seryia and Austria.
Miss Valerie Wieldemann, whose suit
against Capt. Walpole for breach OF
promise has just been decided against
her for the second time, is still in pursuit
of her betrayer. She has made applica-
ton for still another trial and the case
will again be heard in the courts.
Prince Alexander of Battenburg,
whilom ruler of Bulgaria, who was re-
| Gently restored to the Austrian army, is
| visiting Bosnia. 1t is said that he will
soon succeed Gen. Baron ID. Appel to the
| command of the Fifteenth corps of the
Austrian army stationed in Bosnia and
| Herzigovenia.
An explosion Of dynamite in factory
at Germersdorf, Saxony, yesterday
killed four men and injured several
| others.