Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
IhIl Germany Agog to Kuow How the
Extracts From ths Emperor Fred
eFick's Diary GOT Into Print.
Semi Official Attempt to Defame the
Emperor Frederick Does Not Repre-
sent the Public Feeling.
The Relations Between tins Emperor Wi
liam aud tao English Court
strslned-Eleoaon Roteo,
Oskle Letter.
HUNTING SOME ONE TO PROSECUTE.
Copyrighted by Associated Pfe,..,

(CopyIlsuteu Dy Aea0ClateG Pfeee.)
BERLIN, Sept. 9.-Althoughaanosice @.
action has been entered to the Berlin
Lsndzehricht, our court of first instance,
against Che editor OF the Deutsche
Rundschsu the Judicial authorities have
not yet d8citec upon the exact course OF
prosecution. The public prosecutor has
not settled upon what c, ause in the psnsl
coda to proceed sud the Minister Of jas
tice is in e q lsudary IS 70 waon TO pros
ecu.e. TIE manager OF tde Dautsche
RunGschsu hae surrendered the name OF
Herr G fSln CT REm5urg IS lA.t of the
person through whom ne obt1iuei the
disry Of toe Emperor Frederick. Herr
Gofkia has been professor st
SSrHsHlEg and represented the
Hsuz towDs for several years
in Berlin when he became known 10 Fred
erick. Afterwards ne VISA Z re6idens in
London and became stequens contrib
utor to English pa pers aud magazines. In
recent yesrs he mss lived privately in
Hamburg. &c js q Conservative WITH
Libers! lsRliugs. h is 10 enemy OF Bis
marck, nor IS ne Known TO hsvsssyer pos
sesset the especial confidence Of Ffeder-
lex. The government suspects higher
persousgs thsn G0fSin as al instruments.
The t.iil threatens 20 reVesl -,
TIM ORIGINAL SOURCE. -
PciCcs Bismarck mS7 hesitate about
the proceedings. Neitnec Herr R1den
berg Ct the Deutsche RGuGschau nor Herr
Gofkin Is likely to submit 10 Two years
penal servi!u0e for the betrayal OF siste
secrets without protesting sghinst being
punished for the Der5 exercise OF their
functions as journalists, acting without
bliss sgsrst the government. Price Biz
mzrck is known to suspect the Erglish
court IS the source of the publication.
hence the language CT his statement ls di-
rected against that court. The ChsLcel-
lor's loutaP0ken declarations have not
tended tov'Grd s,lgying party STRIFE over
the diary. TEeg have rather excited pub
lie passion to fever hest. Nothing else
is talked about IN places OF resort
and FURIOUS quarrels are. the result.
The rGssa in its discussion OF the sfsir
reflects vigorously tae party strife. Semi
official papers do not hesitate 30 assaiI
the memory OF Frederick ii both his
CHARACTER AND INTELLECT.
The KQ!nish Zsitu1g esTs: "The
dIAry shows HIN complacent idesliss,
ricl IN beautiful phrssed genersliies end
crude in pans for Improving the Wosld,
but poor IN practical Statesman qu2li-
ties"
The BsrIin Post ssys: Gwen at the
risk Of dansginE the memory OF Fred
erick, by laying bare his Ismeniable
weskpesssss the ia!ereaIs Of she empire
redeire tire dilcloluse that the Crown
Prince, far froT! 5eing the active pro
moter OF Gsrm.n unity, formed the most
SERIOUS obstacle 10 it"
l. Is difficult to believe that public SEN
timent concurs in thIs semi-Cfiicia at
tempt to defame the Emperor Frederick.
Specially c5ntemptible are the comments
which attempt in terms Of Indignation TO
belittle his mental powers and TO
DIsPARAGE HIS AIMS.
TIE Bersen Courier, Gu organ Of the
Llberslists, better represents the genuine
public feeling here in saying: "It excites
. lively establishment 10 see the press Sc
sail the Emperor frederick with such
scsnt result. The Emperor must be re
VOTED at the conduct Of people who are
trying TO Please Tim by rGViiing his father
Those who 8re throwing dirt upon The
memory OF Frederick nust judge william
meauly!i they suppose that their criti-
cisma excltshs MN sagthing but losthing
q .&r.,