Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
GERMANY GRATIFIED'
AT THE RECEPTION ACCORDED
THE KAISER IN ENGLAND.
Tho Only Thing They Don't Like is the, to
Them, insufficient Police Protection.
Peace Assurances.

BERLIN, July 4.-The foreign Office is re-
ceiving through Baron Won BierberStein,
secretary of state for foreign affairs, Sc
ries OF kilograms indicating the character
OF the Emperor Williams reception III Eng
land The spectacle at Windsor castle APP
pears TO have been contrary to the eXpecta-
tons of the officials or the general public.
The telegra.l's received up to a late hour,
though meager. confirm the hope that the
emperorS stay in England will be one CON
tinuouS ovation, the warm official greeting
finding countenance in the popular enthusl-
aSm.
Both public and official interest will cul-
inmate il. the reception at Guild Hall on
Friday next. Diplomatic circles here, and
prOba bly, every government in Europe, have
reason 10 expect that the emperor will an
nounce the nature of the treaty Just con-
Guided maintaining the dreibund. Accord
ing to belief in official circles, the emperor
has discretionary power 10 disclose the ma
ture Of the treaty between Germany and
Italy. The new dreibund compact includes
three distinct agreements, one between
Germany and Austria, the first defensive
treaty which was signed IN October
1879; another between Germany and
Italy, and third between Aus
tria and Italy. The German-ltalian
treaty willlpe made public II Lord Sails
bury gives his assent 10 the step, while that
between Austria and Italy will remain unre-
Vealed. The idea is that the pnrely deten-
sive character of the Italian agreement
ought to assist in modifying the irritation
Of France.
The tone of the English press in seeking
70 attenuate the political import OF the En-
peror Williams visit to England is under
stood, but not appreciated. The emperor
has not gone surrounded by the leading po-
litical. military and household officials. His
visit is merely a ceremonial one some En-
glish papers declare. and is devoid of politi-
cal significance.
The North German Gazette tonight in an
obviously semi-official communication as
serts that there is a direct connection be
tween the time of the emperor's presence
Ill England and the renewal of the lnterna-
tional treaties. The extension of the Drel-
bund, says the article, which has
Just become known, will be
everywhere regarded as the finest
gift with which TIE emperor could rejoice
the hearts of the people of Great Britain.
To-day more than ever viii. the mutual
tokens of regard exchanged by the two
kindred nations be drawn from the convic-
ton that both have been called to work to-
gether without having cause for fear that
their peaceful competition. will be disturbed
b. conflicting interests.
The NoSsische Zeitung ridicules the no.
ton that the prolonged negotiations be-
y
Italian premier, Sir Edward Malet, the
British Ambassador, and Chancellor Won
'Capriyi, followed by the OstentatiouS Splen-
dor of the reception accorded the emperor
means nothing much particularly. If, says
the EOssische Icitung, the entente only in
cludes the cooperation of the English
squadron in protecting the Italian coast
against the French that also would secure
TO Germany an auxiliary army
in the English feet in the north
sscea and the Baltic. and would leave the
German army free for the protection of the
French and Russian frontiers
The assurances given by the London po-
lice of the safety of the emperor do not sat
isfy the authorities here, and it is said that
the reports of the Berlin police agents -'ho
have been in England for some time cause
Gistrust in regard to the precautions taken
by the London authorities.
\ group of German artisans on Tuesday
applied directly TO Count Won hatfield,
German ambassador TO England, for per-
mission to present an address to the en-
peror. The names and addresses of the pc
titioners as given at the embassy were
closely scrutinized, and 1t was found that
most of the applicants We're good, loyal
men. The emperor was informed OF the
request, and understanding that ii was
made by German workiugmen DESTROYS of
expressing 70 him their gratitude for social
reforms which he had instituted, wished 10
receive them. 1t is said, however that the
German ambassador prevailed upon his ma
jesty not to do so by reminding him that an
attempt had been made upon the life of his
father during the latter's sojourn in London
in 1878. while the then crown prince was
receiving deputation of loyal workingmen
at the German embassy He was menaced
by number of conspirators, who were
foiled in their attempt TO gain access to the
embassy.
The Berlin authorities are urging the
English government TO stretch the English
law against preventive arrests, and before
the emperor is exposed TO the vim of
myriads crowding the streets TO make a
clean haul of suspected persons, of whom
list has been furnished by the Berlin police
agents in London.
1t has been decided to open the annual
socialist congress at Erfurt on October 10.
AT the closing session of the International
postal congress at Vienna, a cable dispatch
was read from Postmaster General Wanna
maker of the United States, thanking the
congress for selecting. Washington rs the
plapefor holding itsIneSt session. s