Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-15
Bismarck Wants to Renew Annie
able Relations with Russia.
The Czarowiteh Received With All the
Honors that Wsuld be- Accorded
the Gear Himself.
The Political situation Not to be Discussed
During the Russian Emperor's flSl1'
Bismarck Courts the Pope.
CABLE LETTER.
Emperor williams Reception at Hanover
Surprise.


TCopyrighted by the Associated Press.l
BERLIN, Sept. 14.3The hearty reeep- |
ton given to the Emperor William at
Hanover has been a grttfstglg surprise as
showing the extinction oAstne anti-Prus-
sian party with the popular growth of
the German national sentiment. the
progress of the imperial party through
the denselv crowded and richly
decorated streets was continuous oya-
ton, and the rolling bursts OF acClalihs
must have struck u chill of terror TO tne
hearts of the old adherents OF the Guelph
monarchy who heard them. Inc spou-
taneous character of the demonstration
could not be doubted. II was the emper-
or's first visit to the capital OF the con-
ouered kingdom. He and his encourage
expected a Iukewarm reception. Ills
measures over the welcome found eX-
preston in the words he addressed to
Herr Beln:gsen ODER, president OF the
province He found himself among MS
own people in Hanover, he said.
HIS MEETING WITH THE CZABOWTTCH
was invested with unwonted eclat, the
bcnors being the same "a would have
Deen accorded the ear. The CZaToWltch
cordially responded to the emperor's
greeting. They drove through the ranks
| of the veterans ana members
| Of the city guilds to the
! s,hlOss. Yesterdays review was
! brilliant spectacle. The emperor rode
| along the line of 1000 men ana expressed
complete satisfaction with the bearing OF
/ the troops Returning to the schioss,
! the imperial party visited the gulld
OF brewers The fact that the
in
USUALLY reserved for crowned heads
is exciting universal attention.
} The programme of his reception at hIel
! and Hanover was dictated by Prince
/ bismarck. who was actuated by ms
knowledge that the cZarowitch IS dis
Uosed to renew amicable relations with
Germany His influence may assist the
chancellor 5 final efforts to
MODIFY TIE GAR S HOSTILITY.
According to present arrangements, on
his visit to Potsdam the car is deter
mined to avoid all reference to the polit-
zeal situation. Neither NJ. De-
Giers nor any other minister OF
his political cabinet viii accompany
him. His suite viii be composed solely
Of military officers. Prince Bismarck Is
credited with aiming to obtain
an interview similar TO Ln'
historical conference Of November, 1881
The car. IL asserting to the programme
of the visit, has ignored the existence o
the chancellor. The court report has i
that he prefers not to meet with him
? whatever weight the czarOwItch has Will
, his father will tend in favor of according
an interview with Prince Bismarck.
The emperor will go to WlemaT oil
Tuesday. He IS enjoying splendid heaIt
despite the incessant fatigue. III
speecbes at the military banquets giveI
nj Dresden and Minden smacked stTongl
of war. 1t Dresden he toasted tn
= army as willing to renew the ira
ditiOns of Sedan At Minden
e reminded the Seventh corps c
= their heroic achievements at Mars L
= Tour and Vionvamie and added, LIZ
n them hold fast what they had gained.
e Gen. Won Alvebell respOned, sayln
e that they would prove themselves PruS
sian soldiers with every thought an
Il with
it EVERY DROP OF BLOOD N THEM.
= Prince Bismarck charged Herr ScnIU
is ser. who went to FREDERICKSBURG c
IT Thursday, to inform the pope
his return to Rome that Italy
allies would constrain the quirin
to respect the wishes of the vatican.
-. renewal of Centrist activity is in pro
- meet. A reawakened KuIturkampf
re among Prince Bismarck = incentives
curry favor with the vatican. II
Centre party organs issue a manifesto col
voking a Catholic congress i'll Munich
September % in which the restoration
temporal power is q proclaimed necessa
8 to the dignity of the functions of vic
of Christ. The outspoken language of [
no manifesto contrasts with the recent unce
tain utterance OF the BeTchum cOEgTe;
oI The leaders of the Bavarian Cashol
r expects to send a letter to the pope
e. which they viii say the German Cath
no lies have been warned that their COVER
- ment supports the occupation OF Rom
II and gives no real assistaQce TO the va
N can against Italian enegSachments.
u The electfpns il Franee are waited ne
IN with increased anxiety The papers
ms preparing to issue midnight editions
,5a September %. ~