Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
ANARCHIST TRUST.
An international Combine to Sur
render Anarchists.
Germany Negotiating with the Sultan
Of Morocco for Foothold in
Northern Africa
London Likely to Produce Some Dynamite Sem
sations-Boulanger Contemplate an
Expedition to Africa.
To E1tinEuish Anarohism.


Special to the Gazette.
LONDON, May 26.-The French gov
eminent is sounding other European
states IN regard to an international
movement against the anarchists, the
object substantially being q mutual
agreement among the nations of Europe
and of America also, if they can be in
duced to join, TO deliver up all
persons guilty of anarchistio violence
and to spare no efforts to suppress
such offenders. In this reppect
the French and Germans are for once
snreed, the French ministry expressing
entire accord with the views of the Ger
man emperor that if the condition of the
common people is to be improved an
arcy must be extingulshed. 1t is thought
that Austria will take an earnest share
in bringing about the desired co-opeTa-
ton as the subject is one upon
which the Austrian emperor has here
tofore expressed very decided views.
About one year ago the Emperor Francis
Joseph made proposition through his
minister to enter into an agreement with
Germany for the suppression of anarchy,
but, notwithstanding that the plan was
approved by Bismarck, the German cab
met took no action. The countries most
is the way of such an arrange
ment would be Switzerland,
and England. In England very decided
evidence of actual participation in muir
der or other serious crime would be re-
CURED before popular opinion, always
powerful in Great Britain, would permit
the extradition of an alleged offender.
Little Switzerland has always sturdIly
maintained the right of asylum for men
and women flying from political perse-
cution, and it might be difficult
to draw an exact line between
such and persons whom governments
like Russia. Austria and Germany would
regard as anarchists.
GERMANY ACTING THE HOG.
The Germans, not satisfied with their
achievements in East Africa, are en-
deaYoring to gain foothold in Moroc co,
and are conducting quiet negotiations
with the sultan to that end. The
news has created much feeling in France
and Spain, both of which countries
have eyes on the riches of the barbarous
empire of the Moors, Spain regarding
Morocco as hers by right of succession to
the Moorish sovereignty in the Spanish
peninsula, and France following out her
policy of bringing the Northern African
states within French control, a policy
interrupted for long intervals, but never
apparently abandoned. 1t is not thought
likely that the other great powers OF
Western Europe will consent to the Ger
mans obtaining any advantage of the
North territory.
HURT THEIR OWN CAUSE.
The expressions of opinion by leading
newspapers and politicians in various
leanings as to the wisdom OF holding the
meeting at New TIpperary yesterday are
decidedly unfavorable commentaries on
the judgment displayed by Dillon,
O'Brlen and others who conducted it.
The Daily News, the English
champion of Irish home rule,
is particularly severe in its
condemnation of the course pursued. 1t
would have been much more sensible, it
maintains, for the Irish orators to have
aired the grievances of their followers be-
fore English audiences than to have al
lowed Balfour, as they have done, to
make the point that repression in Ireland
is as highly necessary now Is II has been.
Tho harm having been done, however,
the News warns the Irish leaders against
the repetition of such a demonstration
under the present condition of Irish af-
fairs and public sentiment if they would
benefit the cause they essay to promote.