Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-10
ALARMING NEWS.
The Striking Spirit in Belgium
Spreading Like an Epidemic.
CAN'T DEPEND ON THE ARMY.
Ca..ar Ad,ces Say BaImaceda is Preparing
fer the Recovery Of
Those Provinces Now Held by the Rebels.
Expeditions by Land and Sea-it is
Bell-Wether Bismarck. All
Eyes Upon Him.
CAN'T DEPEND ON THE ARMY.
LCoDyrLsbted by :he United Press.1

lNsLg -ALtN Dy me DIlleO ETtSS.
LoNpoN. May g-This mornings news
''M Belgium Is alarming. The striking
'f.7- Is spreading ike an epidemic, and
A..!,- les are aaylug their work in every
'a,er u industry
The army could not be depended upon in
event ol revolution, for in no other country
% LtEope is there such close determination
","''l .a. people aUd troops.
lAe ht-4l parliament has lost its OPP
,I.-il'g 'u sam the popular good Will
,1'N--L iir satisfactory measure of eX-
'aael suffrage, and working classes are
".i"uEa.y aroused 10 an assertion of their
,-".S hD.E'um 5 a cluster of mines and
,-.'Ele> ANA the Protracted idleness OF
.- '.Aes of wordngmen is bound to re-
-. 70 ...Norirr, If not insurrection.
Il IS san that King Leopold, on his re-
,,4. 's.i TO England, largely increased his
~'sSsIiS IN English banks.
GILLIAN ApvICEs.
l-'es, atUc,s from Chilli BY way of
n'..-N 4 sc'~ state that Balmaceda is re-
Lew Tor vigorous conduct of war,
Is preparing expeditions by land and
ayr ,a' recovery Of the provinces now
'rG b.: ,ac rebels
r. also asserted that the situation in
10. Els b 'D wiSrepresented, and that
--, has the common people with
- u. w'a.thier families siding, as a
WIN the Insurgents
I've i sl~'lu "a wards, who was selected
t.l'., ea, 10y the Instruction party, is
somewhere and has not yet sue
- w. l..Etng his way TO the insurgent
rs, even il such is his intention. His
49, 80 ~ Valparaiso has been closed by order
-, government horse shoe nailed over
p, wv and all the clerks and officials i'm
80 lis cattle, chiefly imported from
r.- u ~ ugh prices for breeding pur-.
RI 1--we .-en killed and eaten by Bal
@-~Ieaa's troops.
PRINCE BISMARCK.
rs W aAis has Yet been set for the ap-
''--le u Bismarck in the reichstag,
Is .s -s.H on the people of Germany is
. ..a fact that the subject of his
h.. .l,-. AKA future course is the absorb
p.- IN Berlin The prince himself
e.. ,r ''e- II 10 be understood that he does
g.,.- 10 act entirely with any political
,.-s.---i- e hopes 10 see a coalition OF the
So, saves ana National Liberals, ire
u..,,t--. o. y strict party lines. and ne means
~ -l russian alone, but German.
60 significant that he speaks of 1896 as
b" VT III Germany rather than a war
o. russia and Austria.
{ r. Tie lrluce'S most devoted friends
y.-,,.,.---- remarked recently that If the
/ $3.50 I1-Se' .AC eft Bismarck at the helm
c.rr :: ~ lave given him an united Ger
!. - - l4ct is we'll as in name, including
On territory from the Baltic to the
lbs =.
Tar, taken as meaning that Bis
Ier-g>,.. u. mate act was the absorption in
r. 49,: VI ,-9 German provinces of Aus
I'd -.S .oose the link with Hungary
telt M, ing 'IS mat country and Russia to
IT, o1J heir differences.
We a. 80 Claims to be true Conserva-
q n. sal4St the conservatism that clings
Germ y-aciple of separation b etween the
a'os, and TO be, above all
StIsu,. NATIoNALIsT.
GngrrS, ne Is opposed 10 innovations, in
toc.s ~ SUBSTANTIALLY that changes in the
aiti01s Of the people win come