Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

authorities appeared at the ceremony
Architect O!zanreed delivered an address
The EDpeEor william In reply exoresse:
the pleasure lie derived from being pres
cit on the sp1t bearing eyid nee ci
fs:her's activity IN Gsrmaa work. TEe
Empress visited the CHURCH On Wedres'
cay accompanied by Ter daughter VIC
tcFs. PsssO- Sage took them owe!
tae o1lidiog. Ga coming 10 the altsl
erected by frederick .nd herself, hes!ds
WHICH clock marble t2bles records th'
!sct inst the Crown Prince Frederick lsiC
the foundation stone IL April, 1885, botl
.he Empress aid her daughter burst inc
tears.
To-morrow tie Emperor William vii
go to FtieGerichsIuhe, where he viii
spend tie night and proceed to Hsmoufe
, MONDAY. Count Herbert Bismarck aDC
several Ministers will accompany him
General Won Moltke, who celebrated hi.
eighty eighth birthday yesterday, Is alsa
expected to make one OF the party.
Airport finds c,edence that the En-
peror will call and confer with Prince
bismarck over the pre- &C, OF His Msies
tvs confirmation on Inc Jsnu.ry snri
verssry OF the date upoa which King
William was created Emperor at Yer
ssilles. The Emperor Francis Joseph Of
Austria and King Humbert and ali the
calsf5 OF the Gsrmsn ststes, II is sslt viii
DC present at the ceremony, which will
maze great cCcssion il confirming the
triple sliisnoe and clarifying German
| unity.
The Empress Frederick has definitely
| arranged TO go 10 Windsor or the lI.h
inning 10 Germany IN Mey when
Wis Rsef, her sumner residence
on the Taurus mOuntsine, will
De reaGy foE Occupation. The grounds OF
ne VILE have bean immensely enlarged
os The purchase OF the excessive lsLes CT
TIE FiiIs Huttenlerner. The Processes
VII! accompany The Empress to E gland,
family G!hsTe1ces h2vlrg been f lallg
scfGTged ucder the management OF Queen
Victoria CT England, who nag been In d.
rect communication with tie Emperor
william sad hiss used her iLfllence To
eject g coEclliat!on.
THe progress Of the electoral c,mpaIgo
PROMISES sill better for the N4tilnsl
Liberals. Tee divergence OF the Milton
slists from the cJEseivs.Ives is becoming
gTeGser. The ProgTessist5 have decided
TO support Candidates Ct thu Nstiona
LioeEaiG IA OVER thirty Districts. II The
Fiss district the Berlin Ms ioIal LIBERAL.
nnd the frea Conservatives unite 20 elect
Count DJugias who accepts the c&rdlda-
tuTe w.t. lair c2aLce OF succe.e.
Sunday being the tenth Anniversary OF
the Haicbstse's law OF repression ag.iust
thu Eocislists, tie order hes seiz I'd the
HCcssian 10 apQCUCce the igsue of the
d schrio:, q pspar prepared By the
leaders Of trG psrly expressly TO show the
utility u the gover, men's acts, tut the
police prevented tie pu7iloetion. Tns
sociali5.s TCsocjed to p;acs-ds which
we're pasted everywhere il Berlin srd
Other centres, Gsci rig tha: the ami.
Versar7 IVES not dsy
for mourning, tut rather celebration
Of the vic .or:ous vitality CT socialism
The Dauk5cariDt, however, Vas PRIVATELY
circulated despite the # }3;s Of The police
10 supc.2ae Il.
Psi, CO E:zns.c3's policy relative 10
f at Africs bsccInes cic8r, h!a over,ureg
10 the L lEli5h, Bslgisn ara I;,Iau gov.
srnnents tending to rssuis in Con bined
action agains. the eiaVa traders u Central
Africa, a conference IL pZabah!a. l.
I ,
arrange ior t1e f0rcible suppression O!
the Arab slave trade. The plan iEvcives
Simultaneous slavery Crus&di3g Cxpcti-
tioEs irom thu Congo stSle sRd tic British
ENG Ge7nsE Z st africa territories.
Tha North Gssmaa G .zef:e declares
that the slave trade Is extending its re-
sources 20 such degree thas DO Civilized
nation will serve TO suppress s., and tha.
only By cooperation Can the Civilized ne
ti0ns succeed 10 stopping a trstic which
is disgrace t. the country.
The N 1rth Germsn GsZette is ccrhient
thlE the German aud Eagiisa people Will
prove eQ1sI 10 the tax imposed UPON
them hy sacred principles Ct religion and
humanity.
Tne c9nsSi.ationll crisis IN Austr!s has
passed Of, out below the suffice Of the
calm the sgits'iJn increases. The order
issued by tho msrelEl OF the Imrefisl
cuur9 that documents relating 10 the
coronation Ct he King Of B Jlemi. be
called and Investigated is considered to
indic:te Ccuut Won Tsafe's iaten-
ti9n 10 advise the Emperor
Fcsncis Joseph 70 sccede TO ths G. chs
demand. Tie Bohemian 6 5rmin Prince
CT Cary and Aldcipgen has oeen tryirg to
effect compromlze between Ihs Ger
mans and the Czsc1s. According to tie
proposition submitted the coronstiop
will bepurely e religious ceremony in
v7ivipg the re-es.ablisnne1 Of coustitu
ticnal rights OF The Bohemians Tire pre-
posZl pleases nobody. The c. chs re-
fussl TO surrender their historic rights
the Germans consider would lead the
way to the triumph CT Bohemian sutono.
my, inCluiiIg Norevia and Silesis. The
AmoEite clelicsl rarty keep more quiet
since their representative, Herr Schoen-
V RI, has entered Cum Won Ia fe's
Cabinet IS Minister Of Justice, the Cler-
ice Cz:chs' hostility has SLATED. A nota-
BILE instance Of this is shown in Prince
Lichtenstein's ss:aRing, 1t is ssid 81 the
Z nperor Francis Joseph's personal re-
quest, TO the postponement Of The cler.
icsl school bill uatil mex. year. 4 bill
which commits the control OF The public
schools so the clergy would set ms1or-
itY in the RsictsIa b II the Cabinet in.
sisted on It's passage, but would lesve
Count Won Tssfe uncertain of the SUP.
port OF the coalition, !esding to his speedy
downfall.
With the promised dawn Of SUCCESS Tor
the Czachs agitation, the Gslicisn Poles
are hopeful Gi obtaining in their turn
some form OF autonomy. The Csscow