Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-06
DON'T WANT DAVITT.
Both Parties in England APP.
prove Governments Action.
SMITH-BARRYS LATEST ORDER
A Serious Accident Occasioned by the Pre-
mature Explosion Of Dynamite.
The German Government Struck Upon q
Scheme to Put Stop to German Emil
SMITH-BARRYS LATEST ORDER
The German Government Struck Upon a
Scheme to Put Stop to German Emil
grafton to the United States-Ths
New Orleans Affhir.
Approved by Both Parties.

Speclal TO The Gazette.
LONDON, April 5.-The refusal OF the
government to accept Michael Daritt rs the
Irish representative on the labor commits
sion is generally approved by both parties
in England. London trades uniOuistS Go
not conceal their satisfaction and their
leader, Tom Mann, who proposes himself TO
issue 4 labor paper is sand TO be gratihcd at
the Republication Of Davitt whom Mann and
his fellow unioDiSts claim TO regard Is q
foreigner with no right to interfere IN the
labor interests of Great Britain. Il is
stated that no sooner was Davitt's name
mentioned than urgent protests poured
upon Hon. W. H Smith, not from the Con
servativeS alone, but from the Liberals of
every rank, claiming that Z man convicted of
connection with dynamiters was not
L proper person TO sit on royal commits
sion, dealing with the most important inter-
eStS of the empire.
ORDERED TO MAKE LIBERAL TERMS.
1t is stated that Smith Barry has no.
titled his Tipperary agent, Townsend, to
make liberal terms with tenants returning
to their farms. The tenants have been
gradually coming back for the past four
months, but q large body have held ouo
until now, when they make q complete sur
render and practically throw themselves on
the generosity of the landlord This IS the
end of New Tipperary, which has cost
many thousand of pounds to the Irish
national league and its supporters in
America and Australia One reason for
the surrender of the tenants at this time is
their anxiety TO take advantage of the Irish
land purchase bill which comes up this
week and will become law virtually with
out opposition except on the part of La
bOuchere and few other English Radicals,
and should the tenants not be in possession
OF their farms they could not, of course,
take advantage of the bill. It is said that
both Irish factions in parliament favor the
measure. ..,se.SsgEs
SERIOUS ACCIDENT .,sssassssr.ss 80
is reported in connections Eiia The relief
railway system SeRsssfnatnise exploded
person M..s sailed and several seriously
wQHIztanf
49, PROTECTION TO GERMAN SUBJECTS.
y It is stated that the German government
has sent Instructions to its minister TO
ascertain what, if any, guarantee of protec-
ton the American government gives TO Ger
man subjects resident in the United States.
The present controversy between America
and Italy is viewed with little satisfaction
at Berlin, and the worst possible form is
given TO it by the German press generally.
The motive is not so much unfriendlineSS
to the United States as to put stop to
German emigration which is already max
ing itself severely felt in the lack of la
oOrerS 1or agriculture. Inc conservative
party and large land holders generally, are
in favor of prohibiting emigration for all
except Jews as is done in Russia. The
government is not prepared to go this far.
but none the less appreciates the effect of
the drain upon the industries of Germany
The impression is therefore sought to be
created that America is q lawless country
and scenes like the New Orleans massacre
are of ordinary occurrence.
POLICE PERSECUTION.
The socialists at Dresden are determined
to put stop to police persecution to which
they have been for some time past sub
iected and have given notice that
any police officer infringing upon their legal
rights viii be prosecuted to the extent of
their ability. Money is being raised for the
purpose.
PIANO FACTORY BURNED.
Hangemans piano factory at Berlin has
been destroyed by fire and 400 working
men are out of employment
A terrific gale is sweeping over Scot
land, and numerous wrecks are reported
along the northern coast At Peterhead
Aberdeen, the whole population is on the
shore watching the struggles of fishing YES
sells to make safely for land.