Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-14
SHOULDER TO SHOULDER.
The Two EmperOrs Pledge Their Armies
to the UNFOLDING Of the Alliance.
Gen. BOuIanger is Found Guilty by the
French Tribunal-FffOrts in Behalf
of Mrs. Maybrick.
Cable Notes,

LONDON, Aug. 13.-AmOng those who
voted against the government, Oh Mr.
Gray's amendment to the Tiths bill, in
the house of commons last night were six
Unionists, eight Conservatives and all
Parnellite members.
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug 13.-The Novoe
Vremya in an inspired article says that
outside powers will make themselves
sorely felt when the triple alliance at
tains its real object, that is war.
BERLIN, Aug. 13,-The whole army
corps of guards paraded to-day before the
emperor of Austria, making q brilliant
display. The weather was splendid.
The empress appeared on horseback.
Emperor William commanded the troops
and led first the entire corps and after
ward the entire regiment of guards past
the visiting sovereign, who then headed
the regiment bearing his name and
marched past Emperor William.
PARIS, Aug. I3.-The state council has
annulled the elections in twelve cantons
IN which Gen. Boulanger was elected to
the council on the ground that the gen.
eral was not eligible for the position.
Gen. Boulanger has written Il letter in
which he states that he gave the sums
of money which he is accused Of embez-
zling to the chief clerks in the war office
to be. used for the relief of widows and
orphans of soldiers.
Five dodgers in the house of Madame
Pourpres, the former mistress of Gen.
Boulanger, have sworn that the general
was in Paris on July 10, 1887, the day on
which it is alleged he visited the city in
disguise.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 13.-Mrs. Maybrick,
the condemned murderess, is in very a
depressed state. She passes much of
time in moaning for her children and
weeping copiously. The chaplain of the
prison is directing much of his time to
the condemned woman and she appears
to greatly appreciate his visits.
PARIS, Aug. 13.-The senate court
this afternoon found Gen. Boulanger
guilty of conspiracy.
LONDON, Aug. ia meeting to con-
slider the case of Mrs. Maybrick was held
at Cannon street hotel to-day. A reso-
LUTON was adopted to petition the home
secretary for a remission of the sentence.
The meeting was attended by large
number of persons.
PARIS, Aug. 13.-Upon opening of the
SENATE court to-day members of the
Right declined to take further part in the
proceedings IN the case of Gen. BoUlan-
ger The court discussed at length its
course of procedure and its competency
to Gry Gen. Boulanger. It was finally
decided by a vote of POI to 20 that the
cour4 was competent to try the general
on all counts of the indictments. Two
of the senators refrained from voting.
The dourt then by POS votes found the
general guilty of conspiracy. Six of the
senator's did not vote. The court then
undlCount Dillon and NJ Rochefort
guilty lof conspiracy in the plot. 1t also
decided by a vote of 1913 to los that
Boulauger was guilty of a reasonable
attempt against the state in come ction
with the Lyons depot incident.
LoNDSN. Aug. 13.-Judge Stephens
had a Long interview with Home Secre-
tary Matthews to-day with reference to
the case Of Mrs. Maybrck.
BERLIN, Aug I3.-Emperor Francis
Joseph aid Prince Bismarck were clos
eted together for an hour and ten min
utes to-day. subsequently the chancel-
lor and Count Kalnoky conferred to-
gether, the interview lasting an hour.
A banquet was given at Schloss this
evening. emperor William in toast
warmly welcomed the Austrian emperor
and said:
s'You have\ learned from the joyful
reception giveb you of our warm and
lively CONSEQUENCES of the friendship
that has existed between our people for
a century. Before all is our army,
portion of which, you have seen, proud
of appearing before your keen, soldierly
eye. My people. like the army win hold
firmly and faithflhliy to the alliance which
we have concluded. The army knows
that for the lnai4ltenance of peace it will
have to join the gallant army of Austria,
and if Providence so desires they will
fight together, shoulder to shoulder.
Emperor Francis Joseph returned
thanks for thel brilliant reception ac-
corded him. HE drank to the health
Of the friend And ally so near to his
heart, inseparablS in brotherhood and
to the health of the gallant
armies of Germany and Austria, and
t0Assed the strengthening of guarantees
ST peace for the allied states and the
whole of Europe.