Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-29
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any moment. Nevertheless, apart from
scciden 8, new developments are not ex
pee ed for month or six we, ks. The
carry b m over this, bus it is useless to
deceive oaIsfIves and hope too much" !
The Emperor was much encouraged
sterdsy by reading Airport OF the case
of Hungarian schoolmsster who So .
mitted to tracheotemy IN 1881 and is still
in fair health.
As further sign that the present dan
ger is past N. Herbette, French minister
who has delayed his departure fortnight
in consequence Of, the crisis, has arranged
to return to PariG Tuesday. 1t Is report
ed, also. that the Grand p uchess Of B.der
talks Of leaving Caarloltenburg.
her NJ ,JHsIY PL8As1D.
After her dr,ye to Bsrlin Wednesday
Queen Vlctoris was so pleased with the
hearty reception accorded her by the PEG
pie that she Immediately telegrsphed &c
Lord Salisbury q detailed account + the
warm welcome she received. She va:
al the more pleased because it had even
been suggested to her not to come tC
Berlin as 1t WAS feared she would bs
coldly received by the people. Nothing,
however, could induce her to forego hel
visit to the Enperor's stckbed.
A GRAND AFFAIR.
Wednesdays state banquet is the uni.
versal theme of discussion. Never since
the last century had such splendor been
witnessed in the Caarlossenburg Schloss.
The beautiful gallery wss,transfared into
q hsll of surprising grandeur, prominent
among the decorations being Cfi1ese and
japanese vases, presented by Dutch mer
chants to the great elector. The foof
WAS covered with beautiful Smyrna car
pets, and the rooms were lighted with sill
yer candelebrs. The dinner service wat
Of gold and the table decorations
aid flowers were magnificent. The
chairs were covered with purple velvet.
The windows were drsped with curtains
of light red silk. AL the. ladies were
dressed IN black and the gentlemen were
uniformed. The Qaeen> was extremely
gracious 10 Prince BismsIck. She lu-
sisted thst he be seated, Saying: ~
know thst long standing isnot good foT
your leg"
THE RESULT OF THE INTERVIEW.
The Cfncal organs have little TO say OF
the results Of the interview beyond COM
menting upon the eminent satisfaction
shown by both the Queen and the, Cnsu-
cellor. Osher journals make numerous
assertions in r gard to the interview, but
they are unworthy of attention
as is also the report thst the
Emperor appointed the Queen honorary
chief Of the Life Guard regiment 10 mem
DRY of her visit. One Of the particular
reasons for holding the review was rather
that the Queen expressed desire to Sc
the regiment in which Pence Henry Of
BattenDerg wss formerly lieutenant.
ATTACKS ON THE QUEEN.
The correspondent Of the Munich Alleg-
miene Zeituhg says with reference to the
attacks upon the Queen and Empress,
"nere in Asace Lorraine we can at least
lay our hands on tine mischief this bust
ness has done and we therefore regard II
with double pain and indignation"
THK COUNCIL OF. MINISTER'S
meets dsiiy, Count Herbert Bismsrch
assisting in the deliberations.
The rece Mt Chancellor crisis arising
from the proposed marriage ct Princess
Victoria and Prince Alexander Of Batten
berg, was aggravated by the Z nperor Il
that the decisions OF the Council which
formerly were submitted" to Emperor
William in Bismsrck's name should now
be submitted in the same man.
ner, showing by what majority,
giving the names OF the Councillors,
they have been arrived at. Prince Bis
ssrek al first held out for solidarity, but
eventually he acceded TO the Rmperor's
wish. Another source of trouble was the
appearance OF joint memorial
BY the Kingdoms 4 Of Bavaria,
Ssxony, wurtemburg and Bsder, lset,ing
forth that owing to the delicate state OF
the Em2eror's health sud the ine1pe-
rience OF the Crown Prince it is advisable
that the supreme power of declaring war
and concluding peace should be vested IN
the Reicbsiag instead Of remaining with
the Emperor. NJ reply has as yet been
sent 70 this memorial.
THE ANNUAL BANK REPORTS
sre now nearly all published. Eighty OF
the banks were enabled to distribute
large dividends; thirty paid the same
dividends as the previous year, and only
eighteen declared smaller dividends thai
in 1886. ,aiG