Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-25
OVER THE WORLD.
The Triumphal Trip of Emperor. William
in Alsace- Lorraine.
The Great Canal Scheme-The Gar and the
Turks-Growth of sOcialism-The
WestphaIian Sword.
Berlin Letter.
(Copyrichted nv Associated Press. J

Copyrighted by Associated Press.)
4 BERLIY, Aug. 24.-Compared with the
visit of the late Emperor William to
Alsace- Lorraine in 1877, the present en-
peror's visit was phenomenal success.
After making every allowance for ofi-
ciaI zeal in stirring the provinces to en-
thusiasm, the emperor's reception indi-
Gates remarkable progress made in Ger
manning the provinces during the last
decade. The journey from Strasburg to
Metz was triumphal progress. All in
| termeGiate stations were gaiIy decorated
| and crowded with people, who cheered
/ the emperor, whose tacit Indifference
amid the tempting CIRCUMSTANCE
/ was remarkable. He made brief$raEAies
to various tQasts, but dl6Snot say aWord
! at which the French could be offended.
The only ineidept that possibly can cause
anxiety arose from the passpoi& ques-
/ ton. The president of the: Strasburg
! chamber of commerce on being pre-
! sented to the emperor petitioned him to
| abolish the present rigorous regulations.
| The emperor briefly expressed regret at
| his inability to do anything in this direo-
ton.
BY order Of Prince Won Hohenlohe an
! imperial deere was published in Stras-
| burg tonight expressing
THANKS OF THEIR MAsEsTIES
for the brilliant receptions accorded
! them, which the decree says strengthen
! the conviction that these originally Ger
man territories, inhabited as they are by
an honest, intelligent population, will
become still more closely attached to
fatherland. The emperor has sent d
life-szed portrait of himself to Prince
Won Hohenlobe.
At gala dinner in Munster castle
tonight the emperor, replying to
| toast TO his health, dwelt on the energy
aud endurance Of the Westphnlians,
whose principles, he said, he imbibed
in his youth, his tutor having been q
Westpheiian. Westphalia has always
shown itself loyal to the Prussian house.
He hoped the Westphalian's sword,
which had always kept its edge, would
in the future, as in the past, give evil
Geuce of
IT'S KEENNEss
If it should again be necessary to IN
sheath it in defense OF newly united
Fatherland. He drank ''prosperity to
Westphalia. -
Copenhagen kilograms announce that
the car and czarina boarded the impe-
rial yacht at Peterhoff yesterday and
were expected in Copenhagen Thursday,
but at the last moment sailing was post
poned. Gen. 6chuvaloff, Russian MN
ister, returned here Wednesday. Count
Nesselrode, the car s master of ceremo-
uies, has also arrived. The Russian
embassy is evidently expecting'a visit
from the car.
Count Herbert Bismarck, interrupt
ing his holiday, left Hamburg to-day for
Munster, presumably to consult with the !
emperor regarding the ozar's visit The |
belief now Is that the ear will disen- |
bark at Stettin on the way to COpenha- |
gen and have brief, quiet meeting with |
the emperor at POtsdam. There Will be |
no military display, such rs was pre-
sented for King Humbert and Emperor |
Francis Joseph, all guards having de-
parted for autumn maneuvers III Silesia. |
An INSPIRED ARTICLE
in the Cologne Gazette on the results of |
the emperor visit to Osborne says: The |
relations between England and Germany |
out Of which much matter for superfuous |
disharmony has been eliminated is begin |
ming tC be much more friendly. Owing, |
however, to the opposition of Radicals !
in parliament the English government is
compelled to proceed cautiously toward |
repToachment with Germany. The CO.
lOgne Gazette adds: Whether the car
comes or not, there is small hope that
the relations between Russia and Ger
many viii improve.
The North German Gazette reproduces
an official article of Hamburg CORE
spondent to the effect that the cars visit
cannot influence the question of peace or
war.
The Novoe Vremia and other leading
Russian papers are making open bids for
Turkish support rs q couuterbaIance to
r,-g - ]
European powers.
The ministerial council has decided to
Teassemble the reichstag in the middle Of
October for the purpose OF submitting
several important measures.
Prince Bismarck and Herr Oelslager
had long conference to-day Oh the sub
Ject of negotiations between various Ger
man governments regarding new re-
presSive socialist laws.
The police have prohibited the circula-
ton of the pamphlet which the Socialists
have just published with a view to enlist
ing public sympathy.
The silesian Gazette publishes an
article showing an uninterrupted growth.
OF socialism. The city of Berlin in 1882 T
contained twenty -four socialistic socie-
ties. Now it contains over one hundred
Bavaria in 1886 had 1921 societies with
cieties with l22 600 members.
Referring to report that q deputation
of Cretaus were going to solicit Emperor
William s protection, the Post says that
such step will be in vain, as the emperor
has entered into no obligations for pro-
lection Of subjects under Turkish rule
1t is reported that Tippoo Tbs son has
arrived in Zanzibar and that he will
mediate between Capt. Wissmann and
Bushiri to restore peace.
The Great Canal