Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-20
THE GREAT POWERS.
Emperor William Has Recovered and
Was Received by His Soldiers
With Enthusiasm.
me Mighty GLADSTONE Retnrns from
Continental Europe In Good Health,
Refreshed BY His Vacation.
serious Riots IN --stambuion an
Enemy OF knssia-oermnnr IN IRA.
Ail-Herhert Bisnarck.
WILLIAM RRcovERs.
BNRriN, Sept. ie.-- Emperor william
has recovered from his recent illness.


EMPEROR WILLIAM
BERLIN, Sept la.-- Emperor William
was present AZ tho conclusion 81 army
maneuvres to-day on the heights east u
Mimmershelm. In taking leave OF the as
sem9ltd officers be expressed hls satisiac-
ton At the efficiency OF the troops. while
returning 70 Strasburg the emperor was
greeted with fersent cheers by immense
crowds gathered along the route. The
emperor has sanctioned the appointment
OF Count Herbert Bismarck as secretary
OF state with plenary powers 70 represent
INC chancellor IN the foreign department.
GLADSTONE WILL.
LONDON, Sept. 10 Mr.. Gladstone an.
rived here to-day. He IL IN good Aealth.
morINc IN nKifAsr
BRTFAsr, Sept. H. There was desper.
ate rloting on Davis street to-day. 20.
licemon arrested two drunken men. when
the fighting mob immediately gathered
around tho police and threatened them
with violence, and II was With the great
est difficulty that tho lprisoners were
secured As soon ns the barracks
doors were closed behind the prlAnners
q fearful attack was made on the building
BY the mob outside, Shutters were torn
down and windows were smashed with
bricks and paving stones There we're
only four conetables within the barracks,
aud they flred eleven rounds, killing one
man and wounding several others. II Is
stated that the woman wounded has siuoe
died IN her house The mob was scat
tered by rolnforcamcnta Of police
LArKR--The mob regathered tn snRli
groups, when II number OF priests tried 30
persuade the people TO retire 70 their
homes. The disturbed district N ma
trolled by military aud police relnioice.
ment,.
GERMAN NRws.
BERLIN, Sept. i9..--Tho 1lly-nlnth con-
yention ot German naturAllsts opened
yesterday, Prof. Kirchowaw, presiding.
Herr Lncanns welcomed the assemblago
on behalf Of the ministry, The principal
feature OF the session was lecture ON
"fhe Growth OF Natural History The
convention will last six days The meet
ings are held In the circus building. Five
hundred members are present, Including
about fifty Americans.
Subscription lists for the sufferers by
the recent earthquake ct Charleston have
been opened AZ all the American consul.
stcs IN Germany. Liberal contributions
are flowing In.
The colonial convention closed after
four days. session. Charles Hausett,
president OF the German society Of New
York, was present as delegate The
drift Of all the proposals made ia the con.
vcntion was 20 direct German Emlgra-
ton hereafter 70 Southern Brezll
and Southern Australia. Her Won Keritz,
member Of the Brazilian parliament,
held out great Inducements 70 German
emigrants who, be said, coul6 maintain
their nationality aud build up a German
state IN Brazil under the home goycrn-
ment. There lsa strong probability these
efforts will curtail German emigration 70
the United States. Onloal statements
which have been issued show large In
crease IN the German export TO Brazil OF
paper, fancy goodp, glass and China
wares and musical instruments
Nothing Is doing IN .ao iron trade.
Princess Augusta, wife OF Prince VII
liam, IL again enciepte, She was mar
rled In 1881 and has already three sons.
An EEEaIy or RUSSIA.
MOSCOW, Sept. l9,-~The Gazette says
M Stambulof, president OF the Iluls
garlan regency, was formerly pupil In
the Ecclesiastical seminary AZ Odessa,
aud was expelled because OF his nihil.
Istlc sharing In the commission Of politl-
cal crimes s'fIc IL bitter enemy OF
Russia, Feys the Gazette, ''gnd Ia there
lore high IN favor with Prince Alexander.r
The Gazette alao attacks Col Mulkaroh,
and accuses both him and S,ambnlof OF
alsifying kilograms With the Object OF
,feating belief that Russia approved OF
return 20 Bulgaria.
AN fNyfTATIoN 10 ALEXANDRA
SOFIA, Sept. l9.~-After the adjourn
nent Of the sobraniey esprday, q number
II deputies met and formulated an i'd
iress TO Prluce Alexander, describing him
- one Of the principal heroes OF the
evolution Of September IS, 1875, and
expressing the hope that he would
peedily return 10 Bulgaria. ~ the
ycning grand banquet was
oven Ia celebration OF the nnnigf fsary
4 the ROumeliau reyoluuon process
ion, headed by priests, accompanied by
Military bands, pBraded through the
own, and \. bscquenty a grand review
4 troops was held. Tbs day was OBJ
efged As national holiday, st public
nd private gathering everywhere, toRsts
fere drank 70 Prince Alexander.
a sxRIoUs SILVER PROBLEM.
LONDON, Sept l9.--rhe existing ten
on 10 the relations Of Russia with Eng
md, arising from the Bulgarian ques-
on, gives great acuteuess % the imam
al difficulties u the Iudign government.
Is 70 these difficulties We owe the ep-
ointment Of royal commission on the
irrency. The fall 10 silver agrees with
s consequences, having brought the
dian government within measure
he distance Of catastrophe
sferibed by competent obserg-
y in England sud Iudia
the feyerest 10 me history Of the Au-
o-Iudian empire. The warnings given
Sir James Card, the eniuent scotch
Deral and famous agricultural, VINO
as sent out eight years ago 70 inquire
6 financial prospects Of India and The
nses o. The indian famine are now
attention even from indian
Iiclals. Card ~ that time summed 10
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