Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-18
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ton Of the TACT that Germany is entering
upon new regime. NJ person expects
immediate develt pHents pointing TO
critical state Of affairs, but 81! tae best
inform I'd military and diplomatic author-
tiles are aware that the new Emperor's
desire is to
HASTEN THE FINAL OUTCOME,
whatever II may De, OF the present politi-
cal situation. As Crown Prince he freely
espresso the view thst the condition Of
the armed force in Earope for over two
years ought to come 10 an end, that
triple alliance WAS able to prevent any
possible coalition and ought NOT
TO wait for convenient time
Tor lts enemies to open attack.
His deep admiration for f1ince Bismarck
!s considered ss likely to bind him for
gone time TO the Chancellor's policy, but
within his own circle his Character ss &
resolute, somewhs. 8 hWilled and am
bilious man, produces the belief that dc.
spite his friendship for and devotion to
Prince Bismarck, he will not wait long
before seeking to give decided i'm e.us
to Germany's foreign policy. His military
ardor, which was forciby express ed 10
ais address to the navy, Is II
unison with his impetuous ana arbitrary
temperament. For q time he will be
resdy TO listen TO the Clsncelior's ad-
vice, bu. ere lorg unless that advice cor
res ponds With his lnclinatiCns he VII.
give Prince Bismsrck trouble. Mean
time he is not on.V thoroughly Infused
with Prince Bism.rck's policy, but is
submissive to the ClsnCellJr's guidance.
VISITED THE BIER.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE Emperor and
Empress, accompanied by tae Dowager
Rnp.essAugusta and the Grand Duke and
Grand Dpcness OF Baden, and other roy
allleg visited the Jasper gallery this
morning. While they were asse moled
around the bier Of tie dead noas!ch,
Chaplain Bel offered o brief prayer.
Access to the gallery was prohibited to
the public until the royal party had de-
parted. Ga account OF the want Of space
Ii has not Oeen possible to sccede to the
reoEest CT the provincial authorities for
permission TO attend the fuGersl services
in Frederick S Kircbe The only rsprs-
sentative Of Berlin authorities will be tie
leading ofa;iGls in the ministry and 3
committee Of the chief church council.
POT N RIRM
examination wss COZ Ned to the dissec-
ton Of the neck, lsryux and lungs
Ia the lsryII which vas
found to have been destroyed
oy suppara!ioR was = cavity scout the
SIZE Of cleuched A5t. DR.. M1Lkenzi=
says the rspor. which he prepared at the
comnAad CT the EDpsror Willism l.,
s.a.ed tbs. the disease wss beyond donot
a cancer OF The latyI1. He sGds that
di guests was rendered very dlfl cult as
the disease attacked the cartilage If the
lGrjnx q; t1e Gu set, ami efLerWard de-
vsIoped chiefly IL the lower part Of the
Cartilage.
Tne National siturg says that tho au
| topsy proved that the larynx wss. COM
platelY destroyed By cancer snd inst pu
| irid 6ssn chitis existed. There was also
! Inflammation Ct tie flsr rsmidcssions Of
the sroucbsl tubes into which putreh-
cent particles had made tEeir way when
tie laryux was in state OF suppu-s'ion
and presented = soft lumpy mass wltn
scarcely any trace OF caIt!Isginous stIuc-
tu5e remAiniGg. There WAS Eotn-
| ing to show the existence Of per
fOration CT the walls separating
| LIE trachea and esophaguS The caOkias
sensation from winch the Emperor sui
f5red during the lsst days OF Ills life,
whick was attributed to such perforntiop,
appears to hsve been really due to the
collapse Of the lsrynx, owing to the Sc
struction 81 the cartilage. The direct
cause OF death is given as paralysis OF the
! lungs. The psst mortem examination
lasted one hour.
| An Imperial decree suRnons the
| Ra!chstsg to assemble on the ASA inst.
| The Emperor received Count Herbert
Bismarck to-day.
Row PARIS LOOKS AT IT.
PARIS, June l7-M3st Of the Paris
papers regard the Emperor williams
orders 10 tse army as having warlike
tone, contrasting siDgularly with the re
script Of the Emperor Frederick. Some
journals, notsoly the Steele, which has q
moderate article, view the Emperor
laEgusse as merely that Of q soldier i'd
dressing soldiers, AMI expresses hope that
the Z nperor Williams proclamation 10
tae PGussisn people Will be decidedly
psc hc.
FIRST INTERVIEW on STATE AFFAIRS.
Berlin, June II -Prtpce BlsmSrCk's
| frst idteryiew with the Emperor William
or state 6 q lirs which took place yestef-
| day, was OF tho hours durari Il. Wlen
| me CnsnCelor departed the Emperor &C
| Compauitd him to the stone terrace aud
shook him warmly by bo.h hands. Prince
J B.emsrcK bowed low snd then straight
ened himBeif up snc gave the Emperor 6
military salute.
1t transp!res that week before his
dea'h the c nperor Frederick wrote 6
letter which he signed "Your slowly re-
| covering Frederick"
Dr. Mackenzie informed the Emperor
+ ederick ON Wednesday that mis- death
was imminent.
! SERVICES AT THE CAPITAL.
BERLIN, Juae 17.-All The churches
we're crowded to-day. Services in the
cathedral WAS attended by Dr.. Voc
Gessler, Minister Of Ecclesiastical Al.
fsirs, and many ether high CficiAls. The
service opened with tbs staging OF the
Fifty fourth Psalm. The litsny twas read
by CASPIAN Schroeder, who also preached
the sermon.
The puolic WAS resdmitted to the jss-
per gallery to dsy after the impe isl ian
lily had left. Corrsgio's painting, "Ssiai
ysronics's VEIL" is now suspended &,
the head of the cEtaislqae, On the right
snd left CT which laurel trees have beer
plsGed.
IS The EMPEROR and Empress visited III,