Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
QUESTION OF APPOINTING A GEN
son ron ms LAunEATEsHiP
BEING AGITATED
JAMESON ARRIVES.
ms APPEARANCE THE OCCASION
OF MuCn COMMENT
NH 10 Permanently Exclude steer
Cattle bringing Down nm Avn-
innchc OF Condemnation.

London. Feb. 9o,- CcopyrighNd 1896
by the Associated Press Tho weather
has been warm and frosty by turns
during the past week una W now warm
again. There have been number OF
ministerial dinners, but the reception
which VIII herald the opening OF the
FenBon viii be the Prince OF Wales
lovoe next week. II win be the ooca-
Hlun FOR an enormous gathering OF
royalty and arlstOcraoy and thu Duke
OF York, the Duke OF connaught,
Prince Christian and Prince OF locl
VIII be among those present.
Alfred Austin. the poet lnWTSto, ~
Htil meeting with much rldiCrle, es-
peclally regarding his ofruniOil IN re-
gard 10 Jamcnona raid. 30 mhoh NO
that the matter finally reaohid tho
house OF commons yesterday where
Mr.. J. Barker Smith. Liberal pSDnist
mcmbor from the Patrick divirion OF
InuarlWhltc asked the EoNtrnIlnpt Tor
Information regarding tho lnureaieahip.
lie suggested that MIR, Auatln's ~ trlot-
~ ballads should be HuAIhlttud 70 tho
censorship Of the lord chamber Lain, or
he aifily added some other minis
ter"
The first lord Of the trenRury Mr.. A.
]. Bnlfour In replying for the tlvern-
ment said he did not think any rrpnrt-
nient Of the government was s,peolal-
~ qualified for poptlcal congorsl ~.
The United stutos Ambassador Mr.
Bnynrd, was one OF the speakers II tho
Seamens Hospital society whiif was
held at the Manhion house Wedsitsday
The arrival OF DR.. Jameson IL the
sensation OF the week. Pages IN tho
newspapers are devoted daily U tho
AubiectH Of the invasion OF the Hand.
the secret arrangements supposed to
have been made 10 accomplish I and
the approaching trial Of the lef.sr Of
the raiders aud his nHsoriatoi The
charge OF warning against friendly
power" brought agalnat Dr. Jsrhegun
when he was nrraigned In tn Bow
street police court on Monday Ist ~
based on the foreign enlistment SGT OF
1870. which was passed to provdN for
the Foulan raids Into Canada trfFfi ths
United States A precedent In found
I'm General Eandovnl and Sir W. /.
Calls naval expedition against tone'
zueln In 1851. Their vessel, the iyltn
was fittnd out AT Antwerp and soiies
and bnttled with Venezuelan 'sael
a sensational breach OF promist cast
is promised. II Is said that a ujii mist
member Of parliament, whose nfa'e II
withheld. viii shortly be sued M io.s
600 pounds 100000 and an impfttni
array OF counsel has been engaGt1 b
tho plnlntiff.
The bill OF tho precedent Of The
board o. agriculture, Mr.. walter Ions
TO permanently exclude ttsei
cattle has already been corfichted
with half dozen blocking ne'iccf
growing out Of the movement lib ths
country against the measure
Mr. Herbert Gardner. formerly rrrals
dent Of the board OF nrrlculturt, haf
written letter 70 the Times IL 'vticn
he condemns the irrevocubie exctttiou
OF steer cattle when there IL no dan-
ger In their admission
The British troops which form 81
part OF the Ashanti expedition relurn-
"a on Thursday IN n dilaritnled,
though not battered condition ncy
were enthusiastically nheered 90 they
landed and went 20 their barrncfa in
the west part OF London.