Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-17
LEgDIlI GENTS ABROAD.
Har.y n,, Emperors Have Assem-
Limb !, 4 i skiernovice With
Ru.s,,s Brilliant oortege.
cred A,,sIs Of Peace to Be Formed
Aat MI. SsIioan Congress Convened
be Bpi -TIs Presidents Message,
..,lIsh Community Of Shanghai
4 for Mediation Between
N France and China.
THE rRtUMvIns.

~ last III u .ur ENPERORs TOGETHER.
Podd Cas .,xsyIcE Sept. lG.--After the
|nicisnt 4 q At the railway station yester-
,I NV I. Emperor William drove to the
|hIshs uith the czsrina. They were
ID vas \. "A by the car and the Emperor
|9e luugsi 4. Joseph. The right hand side
'ure nna palace was assigned to the
ma Of Austria and Ger
h M. The other eide is occupied
An ear and czarina. Prince
|, 'R N',nk. Count kalnoky, Nj. De-
FluaY mn and the other diplomats of the
The ~, ,,rs lodge in u wing of the pal
b b.. me only persons visible from
.Iwav train which bore the EN-
L e.. e'l ,6om Warsaw to Skiernevice were
~, w ~ "a Nobody was allowed on the
\. N.Y. q s,,ns at the stations and the rail-
ny metals were ordered TO close the
NV, hrs OF their houses. Polish gen.
L W. y, are guarding the palace. No
% allowed to remain here without
~ lid signed by Gen, Gourko.
Y- THE BANQUET.
npskw, Sept. l6.-At the grand
lam ,spt last night ninety persons par
WA. Emperor William CON
Sn. h The czarina to the table. The
al the emperor, Francis Joseph,
"a next. The czarina was seated
rsdi Z center of the table with
|d tn strian emperor on her right
|xlA~ F(lerman emperor on her left
The czar sat on the opposite
|a5t the table. On his right hand
gY grand duchess, Maria PAulovna,
" I' r. ext to her Prince Bismarck On
~ ~ asr's left hand sat Princess Kats-
IN aud next to her Count x alnoky.
|sl. ne were no toasts, but at the in
~ re Of Emperor William the three
aarchs drank wine together.
|RnBoa POLICY OF PEACE.
lent H-i&T. PETERSBURG, Sept l6. - The
to-. Nfnal de st. Petersburg, which
's,u' AXIS with some official authority,
nue. that events at Skiernevice are
ii @ut ninating the whole political situa-
|hskd b. The meeting of three closely
|ndov ted sovereigns, accompanied by
|enlss3 nhdential statesmen, indicates pol
|nonsv OF peace. There is no question
i ihe " Of formal alliances or special
|oulef rements, but this meeting will con-
+ be m the understanding already hap
knov, existing on all great questions in
der that every question outside
the present status quo
EAPEn Ny find mOnarchs acting conformity
here their interests coincide, effect.
k-N harmony where they differ, EN-
AZ Hglng their solidarity TO preserve or
'uiel law and peace and respecting the
last 81 shs Of all, but keeping watchful
be steal ton those who disturb the existing
|utdsv H Of things, the anarchists, who
,yain sfFFl about in the dark and aim to de-
naa = BOY sll institutions.
M n. A DRESS PARADE.
M 4 K suERNEvIcE, Sept. l6-Three em-
cos,s ars wearing Russian uniforms to-
Inspected the Russian regiments
Ehieh the emperors of Germany and
81 trla are honorary colonies. After
Inspection the emperors marched
Il h ID Of their respective regiments
MI. finally sRluted each other. The
~ iinR viewed the scene from the
hlA eohy of the palace. The emperOrs'
Eh. lfs and suites attended gala per-
|snllg finance at the theater this evening.
lone q TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
Nef LONDON, Sept l6.-A Vienna dis.
Mel, ITCH says that while the three EN-
FeviH lfors were hunting at SkieTnevice
feir three premiers were in confer
ice, and there is reason to believe
|m pat triple alliance has been con
uded. The same dispatch states thai
16-l he AustTo-Hungarian cabinet viii bI
h IL epnvened upon the return Of the EN-