Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-29
THE SPIRIT OF WAR.
The Austrian Premier Leaves No Doubt
Of the InayitabiIity Of Trouble
With Russia.
Speculation IS 10 Where the Point OF
Attack VII, be When Russian
Troops Cross the Frontier.
where the sinews of War Come From-The
Anti Socialist Bill In tn. Rsicnstas.
King Johns Camp.

austria.
(CopyrIghted 1855 by the Associated Press.l
WAR INEVITABLE.
BERLIN, jan 2S.-Herr Won Tiszs's
statement in the Lower House of the
Hungarian sDiet to-day WAS anxiously |
awaited here. It has confirmed the con-
viction that war between Austria and |
Russia is accepted by both sides as in |
evitable. The Plemier's statement was |
given in q carefully poised speech, pro- |
Tossing peace but breathing the spirit OF |
war.
Operators on the Bourse who had |
waited for dispatches from Pesth offered |
international stocks for sale freely, but
the effects of the Premier's speech will
not be fully seen till the opening Of BUSH |
ness on Monday. Private advices from
Vienna state that diplomatic negotiations
recently opened between Prince Lobsn-
OF. Russian ambassador to Austris,
and Count Kalnoky have been abandoned.
The conditions Of affairs now existing
between the two governments is simply
that each is lying in wait for the hrst
| chance to strike.
Reports received at the war office from
agents on the Polish frontier intimate the
| renewal of activity among Russian TROOPS.
| Difficulties in the way OF transporting
troops are being remedied, the commits
sary been improved, and diseases among
| the troops is decreasing.
| In the provinces of Volhynia and Podo-
liza, military acquisitions for grain and
forsge are causing q dearth OF provisions
among the people. At kremenetz eight
great msg:zines are being built. They
will be surrounded by Notifications. At
Doubule accommodations have been
ordered for $4,000 troops. At
Luck, between Doubule snd Vladimar,
Fohnski, new camp ls being con-
structed which will hold $4,000 troops
These preparations would seem TO lndl-
cate the intention OF invading Galicia.
Austrian WAT officials suspect that the
resi- object in view is the invasion OF Bull
e.ris. and that the aim OF the Cars
strstegy is to entrap Austria into sending
the bulk of her forces into Galicia, while
the real coup is made IN the Balken PEN
insuls.
Interviews with M. Stourdzs OF the
Roumarian Cabinet had at Vienna and
Erederichruhe have resulted in an
entente cordiale. If Russia enters
Roumsn,e Austria will hold thu step to
be cssus beln. NJ Stourdzs is understood
70 have obtained from Prince Bismarck
| the assurance that Roumania's
territory you'd be enlarged In
? the event Of the defeat Of
. Russia. Rumor credits M. Stourdeys
: with having suggested q solution OF the
? Bulgarian problem by the extension o.
= Roumania to the II gean sea with Salonics
J. as the capital. This ject wonld re
d ceiye no eountenance from Austria, al
e she too has designs for the final extenaiol
o of her territory to Safonica.
j The sinews of war have been obtained
q bv the Russian treasury by loan at
= ranged in Amsterdam, the amount c
e which is said to be 81, 500, 900.
If Herr Won Tisz. has concluded negotia
y tons with the FraDktors Rothschlld Ior
d loan OF 291, 900, 900 forms.
g THE ANTI-soCIALIsT BILL.
e Debate on the anti socialist bill was re
- sumed in the Reichstag to-day. Her Vo
y Heldorf and the councillor plenipotent
. ary Of S.xony, spoke IN favor OF tn
e; 70 measure, and Herr Bamberger and Kos
20 chelski against it. Herr Msrguardse
- announced that the National Liberal
would vote unanimously &c
two years proloDgation
~ the existing law without chang
io Herr Won Puttkamer tainted Herr Ban
-. ~ berger with supporting socialists for Pc
% Iiticsl reasons and declared that the ne
~ German Liberals would lose half the
~ se.ts if Herr Bebelondy chose to CIV
ao the word. He (Puttkemerl would, hoV
"a ever, say no more than to reassert In
. 81 the government considered the measu
,b an absolute necessity.
- The debate wss marked by unWont'
:, feryor, The house was crowded, and II
- tense interest was excited by Herr ma
IL ousrdsen's intimstion int the Nation
~ Liberals would not support the mess1
in its present form.
In discussion in the lobDles AFTER =
debate, 3 copcensus OF opinion was "a
the government would be oeIeated II IN
to persisted in attempting to pass TIE d
The National Liberals, Centrlsts a.
% Progressists are declared against
ON me.sure. The Centrists will join t
IA National Liberals in advocating
- prolongstion of the period
nK enera,ion of the present l,
lie two wears, Such 8 measure the COVER
ur- ment will be forced to accept, besid
ing Abandoning the new repressive clauses
in Prince Bismarck intended to be prese
OF but his arrival at Berlin had been delay
DIS owing TO q severe attack Of neuralgia
len the face. He will speak on the seco
lon reading of the military bill next week.
raj In the committee on the bill DR.. WIN
pie thorst, leader OF the Ciericsls, SAID II
the the government obtained the assent
mo the Rsichstag to the septenate bill
Gas representing that the measure would oe
OTIS guarantee of pacific future. "NoN
on he said, "Ehey come again demandl
ON more sacrifices In men snd mon
he When these demands are satisf
ner what assurance ts there q
AIN the country will have anything sufhcl'
ls TO give it rest from its military BURGER
ers Count Won S:hellendord, Minister
War, CURLY responded that IL the
proysl of the septennate bill had 81
associated with any promise OF perman
rye peace il WAS mistake. The goVel
ssi- ment's aim was to protect the coun
nit and the best way to do that was TO nj
an. it strong against all attacks.
IRA THE CROWN PRINCE.
mug Professor Wicklow, in 3 letter disc
as sing the latest phase Of the Gre
He Princes illness, says he Is OF the opin
OF that the disease is not cancer.
the features OF the disease are those
perichondrites, mslady which
yeiopes slowly and Is accompar
by the expuls on Of particles simllsl
, of | that In the case Of the Crown Prince.
1887 last microscopical examination OF
,ha growth. which was made In Novem
disclosed the fact thata mistake bad