Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-13
THE EMPERORS MEET.
: Frances Joseph of Austria Receives a
Royal Welcome in Berlin.
Mrs. Maybricks Execution Fixed for the 26th
Instant-Gen. BOuIapger's Trial viii
be Opposed as Illegai'
Gable Notes.

at Prague. The party viii reach Berlin
at 5 p. m. Tuesday.
CoNsrANT1NopIE Aug. 1.-THE porte,
in view of the Russian movements on the
Armenian frontier, viii expedite the new
fort works at Erseroume. A post of men
is already constructing redoubless The
Russians are organizing corps of regtfa lar
cavalry throughout the Caucasus.
LONDON, Aug. PA dispatch to the
Exchange telegraph company says: IT
seems officially stated that the sultan has
notified Greece he will regard an attempt
by that country to land tIoops or incite
rebellion in Crete as a CASTS belli. None
of the powers, the telegram states, will
support the aggressive policy of NJ. Tri-
coupis, the Grecian prime minister. The
grand vizar of Turkey charges Greece
with fomenting riots in the monasteries
of Rethymo.
PARIS, Aug. IA letter written by
Col. Cheveott, chief Of staff of the Thir-
teenth army corps, which is published
to-day. states that be saw Gen. Boulan-
ger at Clermonte on the day it is alleged,
he left Paris in disguise.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. I2-Monday, August
&c, has been decided upon as the day for
the execution of Mrs. Maybriok, who
was last week convicted OF poisoning her
husband
LoNDeN, Aug. 12.-The election III
the North division of Belfast, to fiji the
vacancy IN the house of commons caused
by the death Of Sir William Ewart, Con-
sentative, resulted in the return of Sir
Edward Hartland. Conservative.
DUBLIN, Aug. 2.-Announcements
ho va haoT1 Ioos4od this oitxy Nv
the United Ireland that cipher kilograms
have been discovered which prove that
the forgeries of letters attributed to Par
nell originated with the Cas- tie officials.
The Journal says that it will print in its
next issue full details of this discovery
and fasten it on the guilty persons.
PARIS, Aug. IL. The senate court to-
day resolved itself into q legislative
chamber, and on the advice of M De-
velle raised the question of the COURTS
competency to try Gen. Boulanger.
The president of the senate will request
members to pledge themselves to secrecy
regarding the proceedings, It is expected
that members of the right will refuse to
give such pledge.
Tho members of the right refused to
give the pledge of secrecy on the ground
that as the Indictment had been widely
published they had a right to publicly
express their opinions on the case. The
right moved that the court was incompe-
tent to try Gen BouIanger because the
allegations on the indictm ent did not con-
stitute treason. The motion was re-
jected by vote of PIP to 81. The right
afterwards met and decided to take no
further part in the proceedings.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-In the house Of
lords to-day Lord Salisbury, in reply to
a question by the earl of Carnarvon,
stated that the governments policy in
Egypt would not be altered a hairs
breadth. The country he said, had i'm
proved under English administration. 1t
would be Impossible to Ak the limit of the
stay of English troops there. The gov
eminent had entered into obligations
which it must fulfill.
DUBLIN, Aug. l2.-Mr. Tener, agent
Of Lord Clanricarde, while riding to
Woodford, at which place a number of
tenants were to be evIcted, was fired on
by some unknown person. Mr.. Tener
escaped injury, but his horse was killed.
BERLIN, Aug. 12.-The emperor of
Austria arrived in this city to-day. He
was met at the st4tion by the Emperor
William, Prince Henry and. Prince Bis
marek. The weather was fine. The i'm
perial party took carriages and drove to
the castle by the way of Thiergarten and
Inter den Linden. Troops were sta
toned along the route from the station
to the castle; houses we're decorated with
flags and bunting and large crowds as
sembled along the route and cheered the,
emperors as they passed. Salutes were
fired by artillery in honor of the emperor
of Austria.
Among the distinguished persons who
met the Emperor Francis Joseph at the
railway station were Count Herbert Bis
marck, Gen. Won MOltke and Gen.
Won Blumenthal. The meeting be-
tween the two emperors was of
the most cordial character After
Francis Joseph and Prince Henry had
exchanged salutaticns, the imperial Wis
itor shook hands with Prince Bismarck.
On arriving at the palace the Austrian
emperor was welcomed by the Empress
Augusta and ex-Empress Frederick
The ReichsanziZer, in an especially
prominent article, welcomed the Emper-
or Francis Joseph on behalf of the Ger :
man people as a friend and ally of the
Emperor William. All the evening pa
pers have similar articles.
The North German Gazette says the
visit of the Austrian emperor will further
insure the peace Of Europe.
LONDON, Aug. I2.-Ihe artist Thelle-
man is dead.
ROME, Aug. 12.-The Reforma an
nounces that King Humbert is about TO
start on a tour of the Italian coast for
the purpose of inspecting the military de-
fences. He viii first visit Spezzia,
going thence to laramie.
LONDON, Aug. I2.-Mr. Lincoln,
United States minister. and many mem
hers of the American colony in London,
have signed the petition for the reprleve
of Mrs. Maybrick.
ATHENS, Aug. PA Pro Cretan dem
Onstration was made here to-day in front
Of the residence of Prime Minister Tri-
coupis. The crowd refused to dispense,
and was charged upon by the military.
During the melee one gendarme was
killed and several Cretans were wounded.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-Brierlv, para
mour of Mrs. Maybriek, in an interview
to-day said his intimacy with the woman
lasted only a short time, and that their
relations cane to an end on the 21st Of |
March. He blames Judge Stephens for ]