Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-02
CABLE LETTER.
.,r william Displeased With De.
hni w., in East African Negotiations.
,,.,co, in the German. Cabinet-sub
''H s,,iptIons for the Bismarck Memorial
continue to Pour In.

vork Associated Press Emperor
~" for the first time since the acci-
"D "a sunday last, was able to-day te
osD, boo, on the injured foot and to
oi '.,nt to walk about his room with tho
- crutoh. The injury is not
~ 40 snrain but several Of the smaller
If the ankle are broken
wv .bs whole leg is confused. Drs.
slu - and Leuthold think the en-
LlD.''s recovery will be rapid, but insist
peru bis taking a further rest of sew
upy ,sovs Throughout the emperor has
GU bis secretary and ministers actively
SsPark in the discharge of their
He was displeased at the
eu..s in the negotiations with
s o'95 regarding East Africa, and
w entire control of the communion
. .g,1 on the subject. He sent for Sir E.
. NV Wslet, the British ambassador, and
D. had several interviews with him
u, Dr.. Knavel, the head OF
colonial department, assisted
M smperor towards the con-
wv lS,ion of proposals which are
.LTrseted to prove acceptable to Lord
sAig,.bury. Broadly outlined these pro-
,.oIs are that the German sphere of in
p,.1ca shall extend from the northern
l lS,,anity of Tanganyaki TO the Albert
,--.nza. that Uganda and British Unyoro
.ssII he neutral ground, and that
.Sa navigation Of the lakes shall
=. 4,se The British ambassador ap-
!,
y iustify q renewal of the discussion
=, details, and therefore has recalled
T,r5 sslisbury's specialist, Sir Percy
Irdsrson. who returns here on Monday
a., further conference with DR.. Krave on
,So subject of delimination.
"a, william Mackinnon, chief of the
rnglisb East Africa company, and Herr
yoscbeu. representing the German COM
many will also take part in the negotIa-
ions snd there is sure prospect of a
nrolonged row over conflicting demands
If the two companies. Maj. Wissman
Comes about June % and DR.. Peters
early IN July, each loaded with facts and
REASONS IN support of the German claims.
DR., Lucanus, to-day rendered report
based on Police Director Kolger's lnfor-
nation regarding the relations of Social
,ts with the anarchists in Switzerland,
France and other countries. The report
must have been ordered by the emperor
long before there was any suspicion of
nibists in Paris, and in view of
expiration of the anti-socialist law.
The minor state of siege ends IN Leipsic
in June, and if the government does not
renew it the fact will signalize the de-
termination of the authorities to
cease special socialist enactments
throughout Germany. According to
tie Socialist Volksblatt, the
Saxon government has asked the
bldesrath to prolong the law. This de-
mand of Saxony is tantamount to pro-
test against the cessation of law, and
hss aroused the emperor, who desires to
place before the bundesrath data in sup
port of non-renewal of the measure.
The official tendency here now is
10 accord with the emperor's de-
sire TO give socialists "freer breath. -
qhusthe police reports entirely free every
iectiOn from connection with foreign an
sFChists and support the suspicion that
the recent strikes we're inoited from
sbTOad. Russians or other foreign res
dents in the popuIous centres of Ger
many, who are known to be in sympathy
With socialists are not known as
affiliated with any revolutionary
society. Mendelsohn, Nakatchise, Dem
ki and Remstein, who were arrested in
Paris, have each the same police record
here dating years back. Mendelsohn
figured In socialist trial at Posen in
1883, and after serving a term in prison
be was delivered TO the Russian police on
Tie charge of being concerned in plot to
wreck the cars train. He escaped and
'look refuge in Switzerlan Nakatchise
lSs osen student in Berlin, and has
ueen under special surveillance. He was
closely watched by the Russian police
during the last visit OF the czar. Rem
SEN had relations with the Leip-
10 socialists and assisted Demski
sIue in Zurich in the cir
Slatlon of socialist pamphlets. No
disclosures arising from the arrests in
rams can injure the chance of the
D'Allsts of obtaining a release from
@1vpuonal disabilities. The police in
guules freeing every known leader
"On the remotest association with
1asIoeists, whatever relations once
Ss.ea, have now long ceased.
Als oundesrath's assent to permit the
Ts law to expire is doubtful. The
iLaaourger Nacrichten indicates the re-
,ay'anee Of the Federal government to
-s.a' 10 the expiration of the law, and
ae1e@ an inevitable insurreo-
~I when restraints on the
pfeletariat are rer,o,o5 .rxx-...,
S ny guns have spoken God knows what
s an uappen. Perchance the bloodshed
it rs1g the revolt will have salutary
~ .Ielee upon the social organization,
certain that the renewal of re-
,,,. ,'Ne measures viii be pitt
49,. otherwise troubles will
a rise and the gaugrene
IN, SOCIALISM may rot even
,ss ~ army The Nachrichten doubtless
sn usus blsmarok's opinion, which con-
b1rs ss 70 influence the members of the
P.-efe resignation of Baron Won Lutz, the
n. ' ~, prime minister, is a victory for
M, CIuamontanes. Under the adj
~s Of Baron Won Luz. the regent
Ia ss.eu the archbishop of Munich
b.i,lt eYent the Catholic congress
ven Isid IN Munich, on the ground chat
e5nor..u evoke centrist demonstrations
AsSoH 10 the government. The arch-
eeT. g, although resenting the request.
IAsnn. eu upon he Catholic leaders to
a. a. Tue place of meeting 4nf
hessS ugfesS' Baron Won Lutz, al,
oy the moderate Catholics
ssDs,. lara aud assailed by the
forced puoilo opinion of Germany ,%Eas
hg n, " retire. The regeEt in accep
HD.si,i ignation sent him a bust a
Is ssrr, aua an autograph letter praisIAg
Ii ives 10 the state, and announcing
a appointment Ia tho LIST