Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-04
Kaiser Pleased with Outcome of
May Day Celebrations.
BIS MARCKS CRITICISMS
viii Be Met with Energetic Antagonism Wher
He Sits in the Reichstag.
The Sunday Hyde Park Labor Meeting an
Immense Affair-Similar Gatherings
Throughout Great Britain-Nore
About the Malta Matter.
Gratified with May-Day Quiet.
Special TO the Gazette.

| Special 10 the Gazette.
LONDON, May 3.-A Berlin dispatch saws
that the kaiser has expressed his grati:ta-
ton with the entire quiet which accompa-
MED May-day in Berlin and III other indus
I trial centerS of the empire and the fact IS
quoted by the supporters Of the government
rs the best answer TO BiSmarcl.'S assert ion.
that the chief danger to the empire IS from
within.
Socialist leaders claim the credit of the
preservation Of order. and IT to-day'S
gatherings of worlingmen speeches We're
generally of pacific order, urging peaCeablc
and constitutional agitation as proper and
sure method of achieving reform.
The aggressive attitude taken by Bis
mIrckS supporters and especially Ham
burger Nachrichteu since his election has
excited the liyliest anger in government
circles and there is no doubt thar the prince
when he takes his seat in the reichstag will
find his criticisms met with
AN ANTAGONIST
as energetic as his own. Al cIe-
ments hostile 10 Bismarck are being
actively appealed TO- and even if he should
remain silent his seat in tine reichstag will
be far from comfortable.
The meeting in HYDE park to-day was an
immense affair. The procession to the
park was composed of all trades orders.
The tanners carried 4 whole hide inscribed
Simon, the Tanner In Hyde park Mann
and Burns were the principal speakers
Mann representing labor element pure and
simple, and Burns advocating lab Dor in con-
nection with socialism. The line between
the two was plainly drawn, and while the
better sort appeared to favor Mann the ma
jority rather sided with Burns and his ad-
Vdnced SOcialistic ideas. But the immense
crowd surrounded each of the two speakers
and while the chapel was present en masSe.
decidedly favored Burns
Similar gatherings were held throughout
Great Britain and ten thousand men
We're in tine procession that marched 10
Phoenix park. Dublin.
The miners federation is resolved ire
spective of royal labor commission TO con-
tinue its demand for an eight-hOur working
day III the mines. They nave repudiated
the action of Mr.. Burt. member of parlia-
ment, IN opposing the eight hour move
ment in parliament and they declare that
tiye-siXths of the mining population of
Great Britain IS for an eight-hour system.
They have the support of Sir James Balm.
new member from White Haven. him
self lessee of the collierieS
Englishmen for the past day or two have
been gleefully circulating that they would
not be alone very long i'll French hot water.
and that the methods which have made
Observation-Disclosures and Lord Knutsford
miserable were about to be applied to
THE UNITED STATES
in regard to the Hayti and Mole st.
Nicolas. The French look upon Hayti as
French negro colony, and relations
between France and the West India repub-
lie are very intimate, the good will of the
French being fully reciprocated by the
Haytiens. France, therefore, views with
the greatest jealousy any proposed aliena-
ton of Haytien territory, and is ready to
show her teeth to prevent it. Euglshmen
are watching curiously to see whether
America Will be frightened, and give France
Il pretext for making substantial and politi-
cal protectOrate over Hayti. which has
been heretofore social and sentimental.
The Haytien situation is re-
garded with much more inter-
est here than Americans may imagine
a Brussels dispatch tonight says that
a force of military is holding the scene of
the May-day riots in the Belgian mining
districts, and that reserves are under arms
in Brussels.
has established the bishopric of Zanzibar
and will shortly appoint a bishop.
An important meeting of Liberal man
ayers will be held this week. when the atti-
tude of the party to Irish home rule will be
discussed.
The government will, it is
said, oppose Parnell's amendment to the
land bill for compulsory reinstatement of
eyicted tenants.