Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
to return to Psris Tuesday. Ills, e,o,.
ed, also, that the Grand Duchess Of R .S,.'
talks OF leaving Caariottenburg. sa


to return to Psris Tuesday. Itisra,o..
ed, also, that the Grand Duchess Of R.S0'
talks OF leaving Caarlottenbure.
HER MAJESTY PLEASED.
After her drive to Berlin Wednesd,-
Queen Victoria was so pleased with N!
hearty reception accorded her By the nso
pie that she immediately teIegraphed "
Lord Salisbury detailed account cf IL.
warm welcome she received. She -,
all the more pleased 5ect use it had sves s
been suggested to her rot to CONS -
Berlin IS it was feared she youId "
cnldly received by the people. Not6,rs
however, could induce her to forego ~,
visit to the Emperor's sickbed. ~
A GRAND AFFAIR.
Wednesdays state banquet Is the mt.
verssl theme of discussion. Never sirn.
the last century had such spleudor ~
witnessed in the Chsrlottenburg Schloss
The beautiful gallery was Transferred int
hall OF Surprising grandeur, prominent
among tie decorations being Chinese sTS
Jspsnese vases, presented By Dutch ne,.
chants to the great elector. The A1o,
was covered With beautiful Snyrps c,,'
pets, and the rooms were lighted with III.
yer csndelebrs. The dinner service va,
Of gold and the table decoryloT,
snd flowers we're magnificent Tss
chairs were covered with purple yelyet
The widows were drsped wi. curtsir.
OF light red silk. All the ladies were
dressed II blsck and tn gentlemen were
uniformed. The Queen was exlTenslI
gracious to Prince Bismarck she M.
sisted that ne be seated, saying: az
know thst long staI ding is not good for
your leg"
THE RESULT OF TEE INTERVIEW.
The Cflcisl organs have little t. ssv Of
the results Of the interview beyond com.
menting upon the eminent satisfaction
shown by both the Queen and the Chan.
cellor. Other jOurntls make numerous
assertions in regard 10 the interview, but
they are unworthy Of attention
as Is also the report thst the
Emperor appointed the Queen honorary
chief Of the Lie Guard regiment in mem.
ofy Of her visit. Oae Of the particular
reasons for holding the review wss father
that the Queen expressed desire 10 see
the regiment in which Pfrce Henri O,
Bsttenperg was formerly lieutenant.
ATTACKS ON TIE QUEEN.
4uS CclACepOuuCuhO VI tut lluLiSH dl4Eg-
miens Zeitupg says with reference 10 lie
attacks upon the Queen and ErpTess,
there in A!sece-Lorraine we can q; l5.sr
lay our hands on the mischief this bIsl-
ness has done and we therefore rsgsrd n
with double pain and Indignation"
THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS
meets daily, Count HnrOers Bis-s-.g
assisting in the deliberations.
The rec Mt Chancellor crisis arising
from the proposed msrIiage CT Princess
Victoris and PRICE AL xAEder Of Batten-
berg, was aggravated by the Emperor in
that the decisions Of the CoulCil which
formerly were submitted to Emperor
William in Bismsrck's name should now
be submitted in the same wsl-
uer, showing by what m,j0rity,
giving the names OF the Councillors,
they have been arrived s.. Prince Bis.
perck ct first held out for solidarity, 5ul
eventually he scceded 10 the Emperor;
wish Another source OF trouble was Tie
appearance Of q j3iut memorial
by the XII gdoms OF Bsvsris,
Ssxony, Wurtenburg and Bsder, setting
forth that owing to the delicate state 81
the EmDsror's health snd the ineIpe.
rlence of the Gown Prince it is advisable
thst the supreme power Of declaring var
aud concluding peace should be vested a
the Reichstsg instead OF remaining with
the Emperor. No reply has IS yet been
sent to this memorial.
THE ANNUAL BANK REPORTS
are now nearly all published. EightyOt
/ sae banks were enabled TO disrloEs
large dividends; thirty paid the same
dividends as the pFevinus year, snd only
stghtee q dc clAred gmailer dividends thn
~ 1885 Z .zys -