Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
BRITISH NOBILITY.
The Queen Moves for the Elevation
OF the AristOcracy.
The Leadership of the House of COM
mons at the Autumn Session
Troubling the Tories.
The German Emperor Not Satisfied with che
Result Of His Visit to the Czar-Inter-
est In the Labor Congress.
Without n Lender.


ing to the cabiret have died away since parlia-
ment was prorogued, it must rot be supposed
that the movement IN his favor is en- tirely at an
end, 1t was never so strongly supported nor so
near being successful, as his friends choose TO
represent, but it will be kept alive until the
Inevitable reconstruction OF the government =
complete. AS matter OF fact, one of Lor
Randolph's friends in the house of commons has
been
MAKING INQUIRIES
among the conSeTv alive members during the
past week as to their feeling ON the subject and
has compiled list OF some OF those who
favorable to his return to the government. if not
as leader, at all events in some important
capacity. It includes several members whose
names i published would cause some surprise
Notwithstanding the Geuiais which have been
forthcoming there is the least reason to believe
that certain inquiries, more or less official in
their origin. have been on foot as TO the general
feeling of Tory members with regard to the
movement OF leadership of the house Of COM
mons in the autumn session. They have re-
suited in placing the fact beyond n doubt that
the accession OF the Right Honorable George J.
Goshen. chancellor Of the exchequer, TO the
leadership is entirely
OUT OF THE QUESTION.
and although the objections 10 Sir Michael
Hicks Beach Were not so strong, it was found
that the compromise which would be involved
IN his appointments had far larger mum ber of
opponents than was anticipated. The chief OBJ
lection to Mr.. Goohen's adership, apart from
the fac, that he still calls himself a Unonst, is
his dictatorial temper. The objection to Sir Mi
chael Hicks Beach is MS Unapproachability,
Mr.. Goshen listens patiently to any representa-
lions made to him, but insists ON having his own
way even at the risk of running session as ne
did the last one with the local taxation bill.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach is unwell and by his
lrritability has made enemies. The prevailing
feeling is altogether in favor of Mr.. Smiths re-
tention of the post during the next session.
even II somelhing has to be done to tighten his
labors and to enable him to leave st. stephens
early each sit ting instead OF waiting until its
conclusion.
TO PURIFY THE ARIsTocRAcY
The talk OF The day in English upper circles is
the movement said to be under the direct
patronage and encouragement of the queen for
the elevation of the British aristocracy. The
movement took form and shape at a meeting
held a. Wynward Park, the provincial residence
of the marquis and marchioness OF Londonderry.
A large and distinguished party were present
including Lord Randolph Churchill the earl Of
Durham, Lord Henry Naner TEMPEST, Lord
Arlington, the Hon. George and Lady Anne
Lambton. the duke of Norfolk, the marquis of
Lothian, Lord Edmond Talbot and Lady Mar
garet II oward. Others prominent in the better
class of England nobility said to have sent
communications of sympathy and concurrence.
The proc ceilings, or rather the conversation is
said to have been entirely informal, but enough
has reached the ear of rumor to leave doubt
both as to the cause and purpose of the meeting.
The better sort Of titled aristocracy, and it in
cludes many people who are well behaved in
public and private life, are
DISGUISED WITH THE DISGRACE
brought upon their order by the DnGio and other
recent follies well crimes, and are also
awakened to the danger of such examples to the
permanence of aristocratic privilege and
premacv. Therefore they propose, by such pre-
capt and effort they pable of, to con-
vince their erring fellow aristocracy of the wis
dom OF mending their ways and of maintaining
the reputation OF the nobility. So far the move
ment seems to take the form OF boycott. Noted
gamblers and spendthrifts, even though their
pedigree may be illustrious as that of the
sovereign, are vigorously cut off from the visit
ing lists, and from counteuance and association
of the reformers. should the pIodigals show
signs of penitence they are to be encouraged by
gradual relaxation of the boycott and admis-
sion to the olympian circle.
DIDN'T ACCOMPLISH HIS MISSION.
All advices from Berlin agree that the German
emperor is not satisfied with the result of his
visit TO the car. He found that monarch I'M
alterably determined that there should be no
recognition of Bulgaria by Russia until the Bull
garians had accepted a Russian protectorate,
and this the Kaiser knew to be impossible. Bull
garia is developing gradually and surely into a
State whose Importance and strength cannot be
ignored in European calculations 1t is in fact
the leading state Of the Balkans and as power
full a barrier to Russia as Poland was in earlier
ages, while the military organizations being
centralized and effective is much more formida-
BILE than that OF Poland ever was. Roumania
is understood TO have joined in a common
arrangement with Bulgaria against
Russian intrigue, and both states are under
the friendly guardianship of Austria.
The latter power may regard a menace or
otherwise the fact that on Saturday next sep
TENDER 9Th the sixth corps of the Russian army.
consisting of $50, 900 men, will commence a
series of maneuvers at Volhynia, near the Aus
trian frontier. These operations will exceed in
magnitude and interest the recent nlaneuyers at
N@rva witnessed by the German emperor. The
noted Russian commanders, Generals Gourko
and DraZemirof, will direct the troops.
TENDING TOWARD SOCIALISM.
The change which has come over this policy of
trades unions In recent years is made the sub
ject of various long editorial articles in the
newspapers. 1t is pointed out that the objects
OF the unions are approaching more ne arly TO
fIng of he nlEifG riCl1 ~,
the Limitation of the hours of labor and various
other radical propositions,
The prospectus has been issued OF general
labor union which is described as being in the
interest of both capital and labor. One ofits
chief objects will be to decide disputes
in regard to wages and Other dill
1t is evident that this is a scheme devised
by the employers in hope of diverting
CARNATIONS. An attempt win be made to get
this plan adopted bv the labor congress which
is about to meet at LIVERPOOL. Great interest,"
centers in the congress Tlere will be 400 DEL
egates, many of whom have already
arrived. struggle between the con-
sentative and the radical element
of trade unionism is expected to occur during
the session of the body
TO DISGRACE MILAN
A sensation in political circles is likely to be
carries out her threat to publ.
certain letters written by her divorced
husband, exposing Milan. The letters. if de-
the Slivanitzotf defeat of the Ser
VANS. and in then the king declared
that he was determined TO forsake Austria and
inaugurate policy of Cancellation toward Rus
STA, with view to ultimate alliance with
country This disclosure ought TO complete
the disgrace Of Milan, if, indeed, any desirable
repu tation still remained with him.
The German newspapers are comment
ing In very disgruntled fashion
on the fact that the government
residents in the Russian Baltic province were
not allowed TO take any part in welcoming the
emperor, William, during his visit to Russia.
CHURCH DIFFER FENCES.
1t is learned on the best authority that the
judgment of the primate Of England in the
Bishop of Lincoln case vas prepared and that
the archbishop was ready to deliver it the
before the long vacation, but he was
urged to delay its PRONUNCIATION. It is also
Learned that in its compilation he has been
largely assisted by the bishop Of Oxford Dr.
Stubs, who has frequently stayed at Lsmberth
to discuss the points in which the assessors had
been unable TO come to a decision. Up to the
present the bishop of London had withheld his
ri gnature, he does not at all coincide with
the views of the majority of the bishops.
The ceremonial mixing of water with wine
WILL BE CoNpRNgED
and probably wafer bread by inference, but Sir
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