Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-11
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Emp'rSr Frs derrick Tslkz With
Bismarck on the Prussisn s.inis.
terisl Crisis.
The Rsissr's DhquietiDg Symptoms Have
AInOst Entirely Disappssred-His
Daily Habits.
Gable Letter.
THE FALL OF Won PUTKAMKR.
Copyright by Associated Press,


BERLIN, June 9.-rhe fall of Herr Won
Putkamer, Vice President OF the Prus-
sian Ministry Council, and Prussi.n Min
,ster OF the Interior, has caused an i'm
rrense juOila:iou in the Radical camp
Hsrr R.clter ascrioes mis- downfall d.
rectlY 10 his speech in the landtag and
closes sn exultsnt article with the ex-
cl.matIon; Long live the Kaiser; may
God preserve MS strength; II he does go,
m,ny other things in Prussia, and
prussia slso viii improve.
Tle satisfaction which the government
pytY desire from the Ksiser's Yielding to
Prince BlsmSrck's representation that 1t
We could never 60 oy vetOing the quin-
ouennial parliament dill to furnish the
Radical opposition pretext to
boss! thEt the K.iser hal sided
with it agaiEst this even cabinet and the
conservative eiority Is dampened By the
prospect Of al imperial rescript. The
Cologne Giz9tte snd other government
organs dslly urge the Emperor against
doing anything likely to
CAUSE FURTHER RESERVATIONS.
Herr Pdlkamor never had The fail SYM
pstly Of the E nperor, and the lstter's
determination to impsrt to mis- reign the
stamp Of his own Independent conVic-
tons. Herr Won Pdtkamer's letter of
j1s,iic3:iOn treated The matter as e per.
sonsl one. II Wss not submitted to the
ca5iaet. The K'iseT's reply intimated
inst Herr Won Putkamer had failed to
convince him Prince Bismarck VISITED
Herr Won Putk4mer to day, but not
the Emperor. Nothing is yet decided
regarding Herr Won Pntknmer's sue
cessor. The N4lo1al L oerals want
Herr Miguel, Mayor Of Frankfort, or
Herr Won Bsnnigs, preferably me tor
NOR, to su ;ceed MIN. The Radicals de
fire Herr WIudLhorpt, Mayor Of Dsntzls
Esiher party is hopeful that the EN-
perOr will go 50 far to the left in mis-
Cloce, snd il is doubtful whether any
leader would sccepi the position ia the
present
UNCERTAIN STATE OF AFFAIRS.
The Enperur's j IurneY IL Pottsdam
Tss idesllz-d oy the Loyalty of the people
and hss heen treated by the B Rim press
10 the spirit II Arthur in The legend.
The foe weather OF the past
two days has ensbled him to
spend much time outdoors, to his
great benefit as 1t is certain his removal |
to PJttsdsm caused slight relapse. His |
SppeIite is stiil enfeebled oy the heat and |
ltssitute, 3ni thu doctors are trying to |
Iugm7nt 1t. De-. / syden has again jolned |
in the consultations DR.. Howell returns |
St the EmperOr's sp= cial request as soon |
IS his privs:e affairs Will peImit. The |
Emperor has decided that no summer |
ietes or other festivities shall be stopped |
on sCcount of his condition or the death |
Of MS father.
The EMPRESS, dur Dg her tour
Il the e Ioded district, stopped |
a. J0nssberg, Altonedtl5urg, Dir
schsu and at Scnerdam, visiting the
sufferers by the fJod and receiving the
town I'll; IaIs, Sac will return TO Potts
dam st midnight tonight. Her mslssty
Ass sent Kindly answer to the address
presented to her by the women and girls
Of Garlitz.
Prince Bismarck Is eI pected at Kissin-
gen on July for three weeks journ.
HIS Wfe's illness has been serious, but
o6Cger is now averted and the Princess is
sole to leave her bed ST intervals.
Beginning with the month of July
the circulation Of foreign coin will be
Prohibited throughout the empire except
10 the distrc near the Austrian and
SHiss frontiers. This measure il m Iinly
directed against the French coin in cilcu-
huol in Alsace Lorraine.