Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14
Official Organs Chant Hymns Of Peace
While the German Emperor
Strengthens His Forti-
fcations.
Dr.. MacKeLzie's Forthcoming Book
Stirs Up Savage Feelings in Ger
man Official Circles.
II 10 Thought There 10 q Con certed Action
20 slscEen The Character Of this Chan
oellor-aIs Actions
Cable Lstter.
Copyrighted by Associated Pres.J
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BERLIN, Oct. 13.-Only summary O
Dr.. Macker z!e's took is ye, accessible I,
tie public here, bat enough is known @
lts contents to arouse stvsge inGlenstic,
In chcisl circles. Putting sside the nedi
czl dispute, the charges which DR.. Mac.
kerzie levels ct Prince Bismarck OF incit
irg the Germsn doctors to entrsp hin
into doubtful declaration es to tax
ns'ure OF the EmperoI's 6isesse sre Eel
10 De poisonous slsnder On the feputs
ton OF the Chancellor. TIE simultsue
Gus appearance CT tte letter Of tht
Empress to DR.. Mackenzie lsudins
his tres:mept is held to lprove concerted
seton to blacken Prince Bismarck.
character. DR.. Mackerzie's attack or
DIS. Gerhardt ard Beremann can bs
answered In the courts Of law here or II
| England, snd can be met also by the
opinions OF eminent European specialists
not German, bu. Prince Bismarck is
poweTlees to deal with DR.. Macker zie
He will. however, use every resource Of
his craft to render the Empress Frederick
powerlees 20 do him further harm
| Reports were circulated yesterday re
| garding the tht It Of q cipher code from
the EnpeTor's room, which indicates
that the Charcellor's game Of surveu-
lance over the ex. Empress, which ceased
by The order Ct Emperor William after
her surrenner OF Ffederick's papers. will
| be renewed. A watch will be kept oysr
| the psrtisans and her movements, includ.
| ing her proposed visit 20 Windsor
The Progreesist press are using the
| Gt fecken and Mackenzie revelations AZ .
| basis for
HOSTILE CRITIcIsMs,
They Will be suppressed. Meanwhile
Prince Bismsrck is having bsd time
He IL suffering from renewal Of his
Attack Of govt in serious form,
partly aristrg from worry.
Reports as 10 his health are causing the
grta.ess erxiety to hia family, ana 1t ie
said his condition will probably obl.ge
am TO retire from pubic sfsirs In q few
months. Whatever his condition may be.
however, he does not cease working
During the week there has been q food
OF communications between Eredericks-
rhue, Rome and Vienna P-iGce Bismarck
also directs the Gsfecken inqulr!ts,
and has been in correspondence
with Herr Won Bennigsen, Herr Miguel
and others on the LsndIsg elections. and
has held conference with Herr Won Boet-
fischer, Vice-Ptesident of the Pruss!an
Coutcl OF Ministers, his indomltable
spirit sufmountirg physicrl pain. The
Pfogressist forecasts Ct his re-
tiTement hsve been deservedly re-
ouked by the Official Press.
TIE Progzessists overlook the fact
well known in official circles that the
Emperor Williams exper ences in VieRas
&Id Rome have riveted him closer taan
ever TO Biemsrck, whoss policy hiss uade
him feel helplesslY reliant upon the
guidance Of the Chancellor. The Schsden-
freude Of the progressists over Primes
Bismercks emoarrassmenss is going be,
yono ludicious bounds, snd msy lead to
RKVULsION OF FRELING
among the numerous sections of the peo-
pie row lnciiling 10 blame his whole line
OF domestic policy since the sppear-
ance Of Ffeds ri KS diary. Popular feels
Ing Certainly sides with Doctors Berg
mann and Gerhardt seslDst DR.. MscKen.
zie's aspersions, yet the Progressist ps-
peEs select the most offensive passage
Tor prominent comment. Emperor Fred |
erick's sutogreph statement "BergmanD
stat mich schlicht behandelt." is made !
the theme Of . political doctrine quite out |
Of sympathy with German sentiment.
The congress Of nalurelists in session |
at Cologne have already adopted vote of |
censure Of DR.. Mackenzie, snd the mem. |
oers OF various blind Institutes, clinical, |
pathological snd physiological, and every
0ody associated with the medical profess
sioD, condemn the Eoglish physician.
His accusations even il true are cons.d
cred an outrage on personal decorum.
THE GEFFKCKEN TRIAL
moves slowly. The prosecution have
been es fled in their search for the orig
insl dairy, though they have secured the
copy from which the Ct ffeckep extracts
were made. L: is in the handwriting OF |
a person named Kfug, now dead, who
WAS sn Official OF the court and was for
eighteen years In the eerVice OF
the Crown Prince. Krug sccomp
snied TIE Crown Prlrce every where and
often scted es his amanuei sis. The In.
GU ry hinges on the question, does
G, hiacken speak the truth when he SAYS he
get the diary from Frederick with
ais permission to p1bN:h II OF
did lie procure copy through
the King or some other person belonging
TO Empress Frederick's party? Judge
HlTschteld CT the Berlin court, who has
oeen Instructed from Lsipsic to conduct
the inquiry, is trying TO discover whether
Ge Ecken sc:ed on his own initiative In
publishing tie diary or il he was
prompted to publish It. Though
secrecy Is nainteired everything
Known, goes to encourage Gsfe cken's
rleods in the hope that t0e prosecution
VIII be unable to prove e trsa9onsble in
ent on the part OF the accused Of com
'licity IN the plans Of political person.
'ges. Advocate Frederick is going to :
'lesd for Geffscken; Advocs.e Wofon has
'een retained to defend him.
Ohioial journals chant hymns OF peace !.
'Ver Emperor Williams pro-
'Fess in Austria and Italy. Sill
ound uncertones of war continue to
,roduce sense CT insecurity. THE FEsm- !
len blatt has shaken public cor fteree in !
he permsnencg Of peace by publishing
.ovices from Warsaw announcing The q,
recIion Of Notifications Fear the German |
rontier opposite TaoEn, and the
rection OF the citadel oi Neu. q,
,e7gicWik, requiring 20 less than (
90 new Cannon. O.her reports to the
fec that supple mentarJ mili..ry con.
'entiou has been signed By the Emperor ,
William and Francis joseph ard King
iumhsrt, and that 1t has been decided 10
Increase the effective forces OF Austria
md I.sly, put another gloss on. the EN-.
'eror williams journey.
There are strong symptoms OF re- /