Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
FREDERICK FOR PEACE.
Ths Extreme Elements of the German
Ministry to Kesign-Tho War
Party Sat Down Upon.
The New Emperor h iOioss Over the spiri;
Rvinces IN the Proposed Wait Of
the CEArowi.E.
BoYA11srs GOING TO THE FUNERAL.


LONDON, March 1.-THE Prince of
wales last evening received from Queen
victoria message Of coincidence for the
EMPRESS Augusta. The Prince afterward
started 1Jr BeIlin.
The Czirovitch, accompanied by Grand
Dukes Nicholas and Michael and suites,
have left 81. Petersburg for Berlin.
The King and Queen CT R)umania also
are on their way TO Berlin.
King Milan will send the SerVian Pre-
mier TO represent him at the funeral.
SERVICES AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March II Services in
honor of the late Emperor OF Germany
will be conducted at the old historic
GermsR church at Twentieth and G.
streets next Friday. Services will take
place at 1881 a. m, corresponding with
The hour at which memorial services will
take place at BsIlIa.
PR RABLR MINISTERIAL CHANGES.
BERLIN, MsrCn IA When the emperor
william was Ill at the end of 1886 Prince
Bismarck and the present Emperor agreed
thSt the extreme elements should leave
tae ministry on the ascension of Frederick
william to the throne. In accordance
with that decision, Won Puttkaner, Min
lister Of the Interior, and probably Won
Gersslsr, Minister of Ecclesiastical
Afsirs will soon resign. There is
no talk whatever of Bismarck's
reslcning. The Emperor takes an espe-
cislly strong position against the war
psrty. His attitude is approved by the
Chancellor. Ia view of IN g fact General
Won Albdyll. head of the Military Cabinet,
Sud Count Won Wsldersee ,Qusrtermaster
General, also are expected to resign.
The Emperor works daily until midnight.
He walks briskly and seldom uses the
elevator. His sleeping room is on the
first floor connected with DR.. McKeLzie's
room by stairway.
ATTIT uDE OF THE PRESS.
The Emperor Frederick Will depart for
Weisbaden after the funeral. The ed-
vauced Conservative newspapers express
Disappointment at what they call the En-
peror Frederick's efuslop, considering
his views Anticipated and not correspond
ing with the great questions of the day.
The Consel Vatiye papers are reserved x
cept 20 reject the Emperor Frederjck's
reference 10 Russia's federation. The
government press makes no reference 20
the proclan alton.
KALHoKY'S REPLY.
full report of the reply Of Count Kslnoky
TO Prince Bismarck's letter referring to
the sympathy Of the AUslisns for Ger
many;
1t is highly important for both Emper-
OTIS in truth to have the supreme consola-
ton for the future that the Union of en-
pires resulting from the close friendship
and wisdom Of rulers solicitous for the
welfare of their people, hes In q few years
taken such deep root among the common
people that to-day the sorrow of Germans
finds so sincere an echo throughout the
monarchy. Firm and united as the two
tSuSstes, will the two people stand by
one another, sharing their convictions
that tee ties Of friendship interviewer by
such wise hands for the sake of peace,
will resist every test now, and in the fu-
ture. AustTia, am fully confident, re-
COgnizes in Frederick an august and
worthy successor TO the great departed
monarch, and equ1lly the friend of Aus
tris's monarch and people.
TIKs OF FRIENDSHIP.
ST. PETKRsBUKG, March Ii Official
Messenger says the CzAroWi chs journey
TO Berlin To represent his father at the
funeral of Emperor William shows the
close ties Of friendship and confidence
that have long united the two Imp rial
houses, TO which the Emperor william
remained faithful to the last, and which
will remain equally strong under Emperor
Frederick. Thu Sc ties, as they have been
in the past, will BE- pledge of the dIrs-
bility of friendly relations between Russia
and Germany, SO necessary for their
mutual welfare and for the preventing Of
Internal complications.
PLEASED WITH THE VISIT.
BERLIN, March IA Emperor Frederick
is greatly pleas d ~ the CzIrovitch's
Intention to come to Berlin to attend the
late EmperoI's funeral. BE said II the
CZsrOVitch WIS unable 10 arrive in time
in conse q1ence of snow ne will postpone
the funeral till Saturday. l. is stated
Emperor Frederick has give n to FfiedeI-
berg his own black eagle riooon which be
hiss worn thirty years. Z nperor Wil!am'=
old black eagle star will be kept as an
heirloom. When the Mayor tried to read
Emperor Frederick's r. ply 10 the depu a.
ton Of aldermen VINO waited on him to-
dsy ne nroke down with emotion. En-
press Victoria then tooE the paper and
read It 10 the aldermen. Empress AugustS
waived etiquette requiring her not TO
leave the place uutil her con.ort is
buried in order to visit the Emperor st