Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-30
ITCHING FOR WAR.
Il Looks as If Russia Wants to Lick
Some One or Fail in the attempt.
Wolseley in Disgracs-American Cattle Shut
Out on Plea of Disease, When It's to
Protect English Farmers.
HIS LORpsHIP FALLS.

LONDON, June 28.-Lord Wolseley is in
.omethiug of muddle. This distin-
guished commander has quietly accepted
for wears from his biographer and Others
the credit of having raised the British
flag on the mess house at the relief OF
ing and the reputation of having per-
formed it brought no little honor to the
yanguisher OF Arab Pasha.
Archibald Forbes has clearly shown
however, that not Wolseley, but Lieu
tenant, now Gen. Sir Frederick Roberts,
raised the flag on that occasion under a
a shower of bullets from the enemy, and
upon Wolseley's obiacting to state
ment by Forbes that the credit of the
exploit had been accepted by him,
(Wolseley), the well-known war corre-
spondeut has shown very conclusively
that if his lordship did not accept the rep
utation for another's act, then his con-
fidelce had been awfully abused by
the man who claimed to have
written Wolseley's life at Wolseley 8
dictation. The exposure is not regretted
by any who remember that Wolseley's
real claims to military greatness are
founded on his victories over savage
Africa and half disciplined Egyptians.
THE GEAR NEEDS CURIYING.
Russia is now attracting more atten-
ton than Africa, for the course OF the
Russian government indicates purpose
to be moving ia some direction with Tur-
key as the goal, however rouidabout the
route that may be taken. Tie strongest
guarantee for European pace is tn
England is virtually, by the recent I'M
derstanding with Germany an associate
of the triple alliance, and would proba-
bly, give strong support to Germany,
Austria and ItaF in event II European
war. The enetgetio military prepara-
tions of Austria and the acceptance by
the reichstag of the government 5 bill to
increase the German army ire apparently
not without effect on the car, who is
said to be in amore concliatory mood,
and it is suggested in q dispatch from
Vienna that an arrangement may be ar
rived at that would relieve the present
infa med situation. The Gar is inexor-
ablsSagainst the retention q Prince Fsrdi-
nandkas ruler of Bulgaria, and oil the
more Nsince the developments of the
Panitz& trial which held u, Russia to the
world ~ the attitude d a detected
conspirateQr. 1t is subjected that
Prince OsGar)f Sweden may be invited
to succeed Nerdinand and Bulgarian
ministry formed with Stanbouloff at the
head and thu prSG- Russian dement, fairly
represented. Prince Oscar would at
once receive EuropsSan recognition, and
would coms> into actual ex-
istence as one of the lesssSy
POWERS OF EUR0sSE.
The Russian minister IN fSN<in is also
making himself offepsI in the
. ~ 10, and recently addresses
! IL airs ,ss!Greessive letter to the Shanghai
33amber of commerce, which had sent
lin a copy of protest against certain |
proposed concessions to a company in !
which Russians and Danes are inter-
,sted. The Chinese show disposition |
10 keep Russia at arms lei 9Th, and |
there has been no cessation of military !
in the northern Chinese prov |
inces, preparatory for any aggressive |
on the part of Russia.
The socialists of London and the prov
inces appear determined to get into their
hands the control of the trades unions
congress- at the meeting of that body in
Liverpool in September next. With |
this view it is expected that the number |
ot delegates will greatly exceed that of |
any previous year.
The Royal geographical society's din
ler to Stanley takes place next Thursday !
1t GrOsvenor gallery.
DON'T STAND BY THEIR FREE TRADE.
The prince of Wales is making himsel'B
popular with the yeomen by Attending
county fairs and receiving addresses. Y
nay be of interest to Americans to k ="
hat at an Essex agricultural show lieh
vas honored by the princely pr'qnoe
dr. Chaplin, speaking for the
nent, said that his permission or ao,
hitting cattle from America int ansiahu :
vas absolutely out Of the uson' as ,
isease prevailed in the Unite es 10
UGH an extent which would sum :
course dangerous. This 1neu1 was !
ecelved with hearty apps ~ y 'ne as :
embed farmers, who rssaIr 0 sa.a {
ent health regulation catt,s a pgetest
or protecting Engli;aema "'' Asa'iS' q
ompetition from An
In this connection lon - as n..oue q
hat much satisff ,ltnra,ists wipb e' $50 {
mong British agh nhamhsr IN win rai. Tue a
~ S''. u Tue sses. Indian corn and b
ne ne a9 and on n igEidence that a similar o
ot,.ss a. american food products v
,ould be wei mere. q
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