Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-25
A GREAT SCHEMER.
That's What Germany's Young Emperor
is Daily Proving Himself
Looks as II he Would Succeed In Converting
Another European COnference-Thrse
Crowned Heads to Meet.
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Copyrighted by Associated Press.1
BERLIN, Aug. 23.-To-night' news
from Peterhoff conveys the distinct i'm
preston that the imperial meetings have
had highly satisfactory result for the
Emperor William. Chancellor Won
Capriyi bad conference with the cza.
to-day which lasted over an hour. After
wards he had a long interview with
Foreign Minister De Giers. The officials
of the foreign office maintain absolute
retioenoe regarding the nature of the
German emperor's proposals, but
admit that there was immense
political significance In the interviews.
Advices from various reliable sources
confirm the announcement made in these
dispatches that the Emperor William
desires another European congress to be
held with the preliminary cessation of
further ornaments. Whatever the ma
ture of the inducements offered the
cZar, it Is certain that he
HAS MET THE EMPERoR's ovERTUREs
favorably. Since M De Gler's first con-
ference with Chancellor Won Caprivi,
communications have been passing be-
tween the authorities here and ut Vienna
with view to expediting the meeting
between the Emperors William and
Francis Joseph. Austrian official circles
regard the pending change in the posi-
ton of Germany with intense distrust,
hence the seml-off1cial press of Vienna
throws doubt on the probability of
holding another European congress,
and processes incredibly as to
the emperor's presence at Peterhoff
causing a great political transition. at
the same time there comes from Vienna
report that the Emperor William has
asked the emperor of Austria for con-
ference within fortnight preparatory to
the projected reception of the ozar In
Berlin IL October.
THREE RULERS TO MEET.
The Munich Neustachrichten states
that the czar and the Emperors William
and Francis Joseph will meet on Austrian
soil before definitely agreeing to the
holding of a congress. This statement,
though unconfrmed, has the basis of
probability. II the Emperor William g
plans succeed the triple imperial meeting
will be an early development.
A telegram from Peterhoff de-
scribing the end of the
maneuyers yesterday records how
the Emperor William took notable part
in the operations, riding at the head of
the Viberg regiment in the final charge
against the invading army. at lunch,
which was served on the field, the car
proposed a toast TO the emperor and the
German army, and the Emperor Will
lam replied, praising the manner in
which the maneuvers were conducted.
The car presented to the emperor a
chariot with
THREE SUPERB CHESTNUT HORSES.
After the court banquet tonight the
emperor will start from Kronstadt on
board the imperial yacht Hohenzollern
His majesty will visit Memelon Monday,
and from there will proceed to Loethen,
where he will remain two DAYS to wit
ness an attack upon the Notifications
there. He will arrive at Potsdam Fri
day by way of KEEL. During his absence
his unceasing attention to the work of
the government has been seen here in
his daily dispatches affecting the depart
mental business, often referring to the
details. His new departure as
regards his foreign policy, though only
vaguely known, has aroused the Ire OF
the old Bismsrckian press.
THE SOCIALISTS.
The meeting of Socialists at Dresden,
which was called to consider bow to op-
pose the threatened general anti-strike
union of employers. has rejected the pro-
posal to replace their association with a |
workmen's association con-
trolled by centralized executive COM
mittee. The same question win come M |
at the Socialist congress at Halle.
Herr Won Grellenberger, speaking at |
referred to the Willie asso- |
citation as seeking popularity through the |
elimination of men of proved worth. He |
said that no divergence existed among |
the genuine Socialist leaders in France. |
Reports of the disruption of the party /
emanated from the group in Berlin. |
where, among three Socialists one could |
be counted as an agent or the provoca-
teur- Herr Grellenberger's language |
plainly suggested that il Herr Willie were
not spy his action tended to assist the /
government TO weaken the party.
The Emperor William has invited Count
Won Moltke to witness the SchIesburg