Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-21

THE WAR CLOUD.
Turkish Troop to Cooperate With
Austria in Case Of War.
Russia and France Aiming the SerYian
ReSerye-The Austrian War Min
lister Urges Action.
The Fartisans of King Milan Eager 70" Civil
War to Crush the Russians-COncilia-
ting Switzerland.
CABLE LETTER.
The Great Powers of Continental Europe at
Each Others Threats.

CABLE LETTER.
The Great Powers of Continental Europe at
Each Others Threats.
copyrighted by Associated Press
Berlin, July 2O.-The long pending
NEGOTIATIONS with the porte, aiming ct
the adhesion of Turkey to the triple ALI
an2e, have finally resulted in an entente
under which the Dreibunde guarantees
to maintain the integrity of Turkish ter
ritcry lii accordance with the treaty of
Borden. The question concerning
Crete is reserved. Prince Bismarck
promises to influence Greece not to
Interfere, provided further autonomy is
conceded Cretans. 1t is stipulated that
Turkish troops shall cooperate with
Austria in Servia and Bulgaria i'll event
Of war with Russia The sultan received
Count Radowitz, German ambassador,
Wednesday and arranged for the recep-
ton of Emperor William, whose visit to
CoIstantinople depends on the porte's
conclusion of an entente. Negotiations
were accelerated by the
GRAVITY OF THE SITUATION IN sERYIA.
81 cabinet council, held in Vienna
Thursday, debated whether the time had
come for military Intervention by Aus
tria. The war minister reported the
arming of Servian reserves en- nlasse,
and the distribution of $50 900 rifles and
abundant ammunitiOns furnished by Rus
STA and France, they debating the
| Servlan treasury under easy conditions
of deferred payments. Russian officers,
he said, were engaged in expediting
fortresses, barracks and depOts IN Servia.
The minister advocated immediate action.
| Everything was ready to march the two
army corps into Servia. The counsel de-
| clined to wait until Count Kalnoky in
! huenced the reappearance of King Milan
and Belgrade. The partisans of King
! Milan are
EAGER FOR CIVIL WAR
| to crush the Russians. If it occurs King
Milan will invoke Austrian assistance and
THUS give Kalnoky ground to interfere.
The Kreuse Zeitung, referring to the
arrangement with the porte for Turkish
! adaesian to the triple alliance, says
| the sultan must above all be fully
convinced that the league will
not violate the integrity of Turkey, but
recognize her as a state entirely indie
| pendent within her own borders. So,
The Pesther Lloyd doubts the value CT
Turkey S adherence, but predicts that
when the decisive hour strikes, the porte
involved, will cooperate with the powers
| desiring to preserve Turkey.
The interview at the foreign office be-
| tween Count Herbert Bismarck and NJ.
! Roth, the Swiss minister, was amicabIe.
! Count Herbert intimated that the Ger
man reply to the Swiss note, although
denouncing the existing treaty settle
ment, would invite early
NEGOTIATIONS FOR NEW TREATY,
The tenor of the reply would be so
! friendly that Count Herbert was conf
| dent that the Swiss government would
consider the hostile phase of the dispute
| closed. Referring to the alleged frontier
| reprisals Count Herbert explained that
the measures were not taken IN a spirit
| of rancor, but purely as
preventive against the entry of socialist
doctrines into Germany. The officials
had rnisapplied ther instructions. If the
| measures hampered the business of the
communes they would be corrected. NJ.
/ Roth sent a note of the interview
! to 8erne, which seems to haye
melted a stricter surveillance of
refugees. The secretary of justice and
| police went to Zurich Thursday and sub
mitted number of German socialists to
Interrogation and obtained pledges that
while residents of Switzerland they
would renounce all propaganda
| compromising the countrys. The
same pledge will be demanded of
! every refugee sheltered in Switzerland.
The Turner Verein of Munich will give a
hearty welcome to the Swiss gymnasts to
mark their good will South German
opinion is strong against Bismarck s hos
tilIty toward Switzerland. They check
his diplomacy.
It is year this week since the emper-
or 5 reception in ST. Petersburg. Semi
| Office journals seize the occasion of the
anniversary to criticize the conduct of
! the ear in his discourteous delay in re-
| turning the visit.
The Cologne Gazette deplores in the
! name Of peace
THE CARS oBsTINACY
| in refusing to explain even by a single
word of diplomatic excuse why he has
not responded to approaches of the en-
! peroI who honored HIM by his first visit
| beyond the empire, although not an ally.
| Tie Gazette declares that the Russo
French arrangements for mutual actions
| in war are near completion
| Col. Briosis, the French military at
| tache at ST. Petersburg, has received the
| cross Of a commander of the Legion Of
| Honor, in recognition of his services as
! associated with the Russian war office.
| 4 statement of the semi official courier
| Of Warsaw is reproduced here, without
! comment, to the effect that in the event
! OF Il Franco German war an Italian
army, marching via Bremen, viii join
| the Germans at Metz. Austria VIII pro-
vide transportation for the italian troops
! through the Tyrol.
Public uneaslness concerning corrup-
| ton in services has been increased by the
arrest of chief engineer of naval con-
| scraction at Kiel. The police arrested
| hiIl in a restaurant at Kiel and brought
| him to Berlin Oh charge of accepting
brides from contractors.
! The strike OF bakers in Berlin contin-
ues The government has placed at the
| service Of masters soldiers who are able
| to bake bread in order to prevent a stop
| page involving famine.
Cable Notes.
CAIRO, July 20.-A accommodating
! marty sent out from WadyhaIfa found