Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22


Il 4 fan tsn5Iy j.. Mon 10 :.
birthday Of the Empress, aud the day will
DE quietly celebrated. No public fetes
will be held. Tie Emperor will visit
Berlin in the afternoon, waere he will
receive the congratulations OF the munich
pal authorities upon his return. On
Wednesday he will resume his itinerscy,
going to Blankenburg, where
hs will meet the Regent
visit Prircs Bismarck, who will probably
accompany him to Hamburg, where the
Emperor is expected TO srrive October
90, and where he will preside over the
celebration OF the entry of the Hsuse City
into the Z ,llverein. After leaving Ham
burg the Emperor will visit Leipsic, and
on the 3lst inst. he will lay the corner
stone of the imperial palace Of justice
He will return to Berlin early in N.vsm
Der and will be present st the assembling
OF the Landtsg. IL is also sdded that he
will receive the Car on November 10
The Russian imperial family will pass
Through Berlin on that dste and
tho Car will :hen repay Emperor
Williams recent visit. The Gar and his
family are going TO visit: Copenhagen,
where they will Din In the celebration Of
the "silver" anniversary Of. the accession
Of King Christisn 80 the throne Of Den
mark. Arrangements for Emperor Will
liaIa1s
70. RECEPTION AT WINDSOR CASTLE
hsve been abandoned u3 coptemplates
s voyage in the course of the winter to
Lisbon and thence journey to Madrid.
Hls dscision on this mitter is not husl,
ut ~ in,ims.ion has been semitic Madrid,
that he has IN contemplation
visit to the Spanish court.
His reception at Brussels esrly in the
spring completes his tour CT ihe CONT
mental courts, tbs English court remain
ing under imperial excommunica.icu.
Berliners articipsse dull winter. The
court Is still IN mourning, and leading
families are ebsenteae. The L nperor is
now called Wilhelm Answsrtige. He Is
either absorbed in WORK CT travel. II Is
settled that King Hunbert will visit Ber-
lin IN the spring. TAe results Of the
Emperor's visit to r ;ms beyond 3 doubt
have been blow to
THE Hops CT TIE VATICAN.
The semi official press here, having been
instructed TO nslG;air jldicious silence,
ignores the Vatican. Dissatisfaction,
sngey and discomfort has arisen among
the clericils in the Germans ard other
Catholic orgsn.z stions. Il 10 admitted
that the Emperor used the utmost tact in
his interview with the Pope and Cardinh,
PApal Secretary Of State. But
suthentic sdyices from Rome, which are
accepted IS accurate by official and Cath
Mic ri-C1ea alGn 4ha p0na
forced from Emperor William q declara.
papal aspirations without eudaDgering
eminent. From N amber OF the imperial
attendants it became known thst
the Emperor William while telling King
Humber. how the Pope lad insisted on
talking or the question CT Rome said
III had to destroy his ILLUSIONS, sad 1t
WAS done Il :ctuslly." The Vatican does
not rest submissive or inactive. Cardi.
nsl Rsmpolls, besides lns.ructing bishops
to renew the agitation foT sympsthy With
the Pope hSs prepared a.ststement ex-
planning that His Holiness only con-
sented to receive the Emperor after oo.
tanning formal declaration thst TIE
visit did not imply shy recognition
Of the Incorporation Of R1ms with
Italy. The Archbishop OF Co.
logne has issued 8 pastoral
letter to the faithful, defining their duty
In the coming election for members Of
the Lsndtag. The letter says they must
vote for candidates who sre resdy to de
fend the rights Of the church. The
clergy are ordered TO actively interfere
in the contests, using their utmost in
fueDce to elect men who are resolved to
give to God Whist Is due. The wrath Of
the cler.csls tails upon Cardinal Galim-
bert!, the Papal Nuncio at Vienns, who is
accused Of having bssn 6uped By Prince
Bismarck in negotiations aud arrange.
nents for Emperor Williams reception
at Rome.
Discussion CT DR.. Mackerzie's book
tends more and more 30 the discredit Of
the English doctor. Even the radical
Vossische Zsitung, which hss hitherto
been the champion Of Dr.. Mackenzie has
ceased to defend him since the APPEARANCE
OF Professor Virchows snd Dr.. .Waldevers
C fficial report on the results 81 the post
examihAncn Of TIE remains OF
E nperor Frederick. Count Wsldemsr's
politics are more than ever charged with
infsmmabIe matter. The Empress Is
implicated in both Of Msckerz!e's state
ments snd in Gsfckeps line Of defense.
Spaarmanp, publisher of the German edi-
deposition to the police, in which he
states that the eI-Empress re vised the
original English proofs. This Is accepted
- true.
GEFFCKKN's DEFENSE,