Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-03
WILLIAMS VISIT.
The German Emperor Royalty
Welcomed in England.
The Main Body of the British and Der
wishes in Striking Distance OF
Each Other.
Eighty Thousand Turkish Reserves Called Out.
The Island of Crete Reported ina
State of Anarchy.
Cable.Nuses.

LONDON, Aug. 2.-Brilliant sunshine
and cool breezes prevailed at Portsmouth
this morning. The preparations for the
reception of the Emperor William of
Germany were completed at an early
hour. The town was handsomely deco
rated and the people were in holiday
attire. An enormous fleet of all kinds Of
craft, consisting of war ships and private
vessels, covered the harbOr while the
shore was densely crowded with people.
dispatch trOT-I Portsmouth says the
German imperial yacht Hohenzollern
with the emperor on board has just been
sighted steaming slowly toward the har-
Dor. Pilots have gone out to take her in
charge. The prince of Wales on board
the royal yacht Osborne, has also started
down the harbOr to meet the emperor.
Statutes are booming from the forts and
war ships.
When the Osborne approached near
the HOhenZollern the prince of Wales
signalled heabty greetings to the en-
peror, who responded in a friendly way.
The two yachts tken~ passed the line of
ironclads and proceeded to COwes. All
the war vessels were trimmed with bunt-
ing, and as the yachts passed the yards
were manned by seamen. On reaching
COwes the emperor landed at Trinity
pier, where the prince of Wales. who
had already landed, babe him welcome.
The emperor and suite and the prince Of
Wales then entered carriages and, ac-
companied by q military escort, were
driven to Osborne, where the emperor
was met by the queen. The emperor
was entertained at a family dinner in the
palace this evening. The weather re-
TTaiOad laantif1II thPOnubOut tba dov
CAIRO, Aug. 2.-The main bodies of
the British army and the Dervishes' army
are almost within striking distance of
each other. The Dervishes are marching
northward slowly and cautiously.
CONsTASTINOPLE, Aug. 2. - Eighty
thousand Turkish reserves have been
called out. The porte is buying uniforms
and stores and work is proceeding at the
dock yards with feverish activity.
PARIS, Aug. 2.-The manager of NJ.
RochefOrt's paper, the Intransigeant,
who was arrested on a charge of stealing
and purchasing documents submitted
and dispositions taken before the high
court in the case of Gen. Boulanger, was
arraigned in court to-day On being
questioned as to the methods employed
in procuring the documents and deposit
tions he testified that they had been re-
oeived from parties in London.
BELGRADE, Aug 2.-The war minister
has ordered all three of the military
classes of service to muster on Monday.
The ostenslble reason for the order is
that the Bulgarian troops are ordered to
mass on that day and Servia desires to
be prepared for any eventuality.
ZANZIBAR, Aug. I. Chief Burhiri has
moyo. He has forbidden the natives to
supply the Germans with provisions
under pain of death.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.-Gen. An
nenkoff, who has been experimenting
the building of the rans-Caspiau rail-
way, has returned here. Another 6 ,000,-
900 roubles has been voted TO complete
the road.
ATHENS, Aug. lit is learned from
official sources that numerous fights have
taken place between the opposing parties
in Crete, and that the island is in a state
Of anarchy.
ODESSA, Aug. 1.-Two trains collided
with each other to-day at Petchouglao.
Eight carriages were smashed and sew
eraI persons were killed or injured.
LONDON. Aug durham miners have
taken a vote on the question of accepting
the 10 per cent. advance offered by
owners. The result was in favor of &C
cepting this advance by a majority of
one. This decision averts a strike which
would have proven the greatest on rec
ord.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2.-At the trial OF
Mrs Maybrick to-day medical experts
testified that they believed the death Of
IL =, T4,1 %E,.,
of arsenic. The physician who made the
post mortem examination testified that
death was caused by irritant poison, but
not necessarily by arsenic.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-In the house of
commons this afternoon Sir James Fer
guson, parliamentary secretary to foreign
offices, said that no authentic informa-
ton had as yet reached the government
regarding the seizure of British vessels in
Behring sea by the United States govern
ment. He also said that no understand
ing had been arrived at in regard to the
Jurisdiction of Behring sea.
CoNsTANTNoPLE Aug. 2.-The sultan
is dispIeased at the attitude OF the insur-
gents in Crete, and has decided to sup
press the instruction even if it has to be
done by force.
ROME aug. s-OI6dL sur PRISE Was
caused to-day by the sudden propagation
of parliament No reason for the pro-
rogation is assigned, but it is surmised to
be preliminary to dissolution and a gen.
eral election.
CAIRO, Aug. "A dispatch from
Toski says: Gen. Grenfell to-day recon-
noitered the Deryish camp. The Der
wishes charged the Egyptian cavalry and
IriIIa0 Tipnt i)aCniii
dislodged the Dervishes at Masmas VIII
Iage and killed fifteen of them. De-
serters report that Wad Ell Jumi intends
TO fight to the last.