Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-22
4 WAITING ATTITUDE.
The Russian War Party Forced to
Modify Its Tone Germany Be-
lieves War Has Been Delayed,
The Poles VIII 60 Ss!id for Austria If
Given Assurance 0f SOms Form
OF Restored independence.
William O. hrI,p frurn GuIIamore Jail
ne AodrtAsts Large Gathering
Germany.
Copyrighted by Associated Pres.
BIsNARCK'S PNIICY

BERLIN, Jan q Since the Official or
gan Of the German army, the Militar
Wochenblatt, gave JIG luminous compsIi.
son CT the strength OK tie frontier forces
Of Germany and Russia the discussion OF
the situation has eIiCi'ed nothing more
definite than ssmt-c fScial statement
IN several papers to-day that
despite the arrival CT additional
Russian troops or the frontier the Ger
man government for the present will nor
order counter movement necessary to
tqusli29 the strength OF the two forces
This Is one Of the several Indications that
the government believes war has been de-
lsyed.
The reports reaching the wsr Office
touching the breaking down Of the Rus
sian transport service, the waste OF mu-
nitiODs, detective commissariat suC
| starvation and disease IL the Russian
army enable the announcement 20 be
made that Germany maints!ns & waiting
attitude. Ga tie Russian side the dis
| covery that i would be impossible 20
i open effectively 50 early Campaign has
caused the WAT party TO modify its tone.
WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY
! TIE Moscow Gsz,ute Yesterday ipdi-
csted pac,fi; policy for + issia Il de-
cared! that pesce WAS assured unle.s
Russis should 0e provoked by aggressive
acts Of her neighbour.
| The Novoe Vremya protests shat the
| Russian armcmeD'e s!e purely defensive
The SYet Disputes the WCcatnblstt's
| figures, snd tries 10 prove rh3F Germsng
can oIcen'rate l 0Q8. 600 men ou The
/ frontier Of PJlaad @i,nn Zen dsyS, will
/ R1Ssia's large ava Of territory cnd IN
| perfect M ans OF IrSEsJ or;ariOn fend,
Old :ult the work Of MOBILIZATION. The
! pJstpGnept1t Of tn rupture 1s not in &C
| cOrdsrcI wish the strategy Of tne R-IIiO
! War Of1ae, nor with the wishes If
! FisLps Statesman, bUg c 1rtipnss cue to The
| ivesOlutlOu 81 thu Austrian government.
| Llthough convinced tact wsr j. l., yita7le
/ and that It WUu,d 51 prs fer8hle I r Ana
| tfla sooner Or later, {. uas KuuCkY per
! sists 10 W8iioG Rlssie'e tins. Public
| sentiment IL Vienna AId P,sth displays
irritation over the position. Tae Hungs
rian papers charge K&laoky with to- greet
subs eIyenCe TO B.smaIch and sqrfe tha,
action be taSeu 1i.bous waiting for an
order from Berlin. The -.uh Of the
position, however. that Prince Bismarck
has already fully possessed Count Kali
nokv Of he fact that German iDitiatve
10 WAT Is impossible, leaving the Austrian
government free to open hostili,ies
WHEN IT DBEMS THE TIME RIPE.
AuoJner version Is semi off ;iaIly Issued
in Vienna tonight Of the Russian military
attache Zli ffe's recent stat ment that
two new divisions Of Russian troops had
arrived at the GaHclsn frontier. The
hrst version of this state
mem, which wss also semi
eff tally given, was distinctly menacing
IL is now stated that Nj. III f. while
conversing with Austrian { I'll :isls orlv
ated that the displacement of the diYis-
ions would be Effected gradually in tlr
course Of the present year. He further
expressed hope that no advance would he
msde as such movement would
be weakening 10 Russia's d.
fensive position and would
compel her to take larger measures In
| he militia and political circles of Austria
Hungary, Count KalGUBy is bec1mios
disJrusted and plsps sTe maturing 10 SUI
stltute q more energetic minister. Count
Andrassy Will supplant K4lnoky ere long
# d powerful section Of active politicians
succeed in their plans.
TO RECONSTRUCT POLAND
the Polish group IL Vienna rely on
Count AudrassY To assist in the revival d
the POLISH Kingdom, consisting Of Ras-
sian and Austrian Poland unGer an Aus
trisn price,. The expectancy Of : e
Poles rapidly increases. Their organs N
Cracow and' Lemberg while preach
log prudence declare that
De peope OF Poland will
go solid for Austria il assured Of come
TORN of restored Independence. Bishcp
DdDsj "nski Of Cracow, who is rtcogriz.
by The P0lts as t-eir ecclesiastical leader,
has been entrested 20 assist IN the deVsl-
| opmen, OF 8 national movement by max
'og public declarations, hut be res poncs
| advising the greatest reserve until events
| JUS lily sc.ion
GENERAL MOTIFS
| Since the srrest Of Haus. and S~hrCe
| der, alleged spIes, 3. Zurich, The govern
| ment a. Berlin has sent note To the
auJhOnties 81 Berne sugge sting closer
| supervision OF anarchists iski6g refuge
near The tIoDtier. The ZuTicn s0cialis
assert that R&EDt's exposure has led TO
| the Cessation Of SpFing on the par, q
several suspected German agents whe
nsve diszpp= AIRED.
TIE Emperor drove ont yesterday fof
the first time il fortnight. He looks
| we'll
| Ine abandonment CT balls 6nd other
cArniVtl festivities dulls the whole ses-
s n. Private receptions are GU. OF mode,
o. pu0ilc fetes being maintained. tn.
annual osil IN aid of chsrl'y, and the ar
lists bali will De given as usual.
! The Gown Prince il letters to friends
| says ne is hopeful OF returning 20 B rliD
early IN the summer he looked well to-
d5y.
An address Ct coincidence and en-
c9nrsgement signed OF $780,
| O00 persons will be sent
from Bsrlin to the Crown Prince
The Crown Prioce is wri ing much everg
day, and il is surmised from the imiaepsr
| quantity Of documents and works he has
consulted beering upon the Campaigns oi
| K inigg-s.s and the Sedan, tnat he Is
| writing history OF the Austrian snd
| Franco German wars
Lord Randolph Churchill left ST
Petersburg tonight. He Is coming TO
| Berlin.
Ireland
JUBILaNT OVER o'BRIEN's RELEASE.
DUBLIN, Jan. 81 William O'Brien, or
/ to Il f~,r T,,lf 1T. rArz