Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-20
Goodness Existing Between the
Kaiser and His Better Half.
BOTH SIDES FAULT-FINDING.
The Italian Government Schening to Send
More Subjects to America.
The German Government Adopting Plan
to Give Employment to Some of Its
Young Men Who Wish to Evade
Military Service.
The Imperial Couple.
Special to the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette
LONDON, April l9-There is a row in the
kaiser's household Berlin dispatches state
the empress may take journey to Schless-
wig. The imperial couple are said to be
unhappy for several reasons. one
being the growing influence of En-
press Frederick, who, in the opinion
OF the kaiser, usurps some OF the impor-
lance that ought to attach to the kaiserin
consort, and another is the harshness
shown by the kaiser recently 10 near rela-
tiveS of the kaiserin. The kaiser has been
4 devoted husband since the suicide of
Prince Rudolph of Austria, which had an
effect in mending his habits, but he expects
some divine-right sort of worship in
his family that ne requires from
his people, and this has led to trouble. The
affair has become sufficiently prominent to
attract attention and arouse gossip outside
of court circles. 1t is thought that it may
amount to no more than strained relations
for a few days, as the imperial pair are de-
voted to their children.
OFFERED FREE PASSAGE.
Rome dispatches say that the government
has agreed to give free passage to America
to any of the inforInerS and other witnesses
in the Mala Vita prosecution that may de
sire it, and it is believed that the offer
will be gladly taken advantage of
by all of them. Several witnesses who
bO9'AACO III I44C SsSC nave ilCstA,y
reached Naples under police protection,
and are undoubtedly awaiting the first
chance to emigrate for the United States
Another suspicious feature of Italian emf
grafton has been the arrival at Naples of
considerable numbers of Sicilians bound to
America, and it is current talk in
Naples that some of them have
missions connected with the New Orleans
tragedy. A Roman gentleman informed a
London correspondent Friday that while
he hated and despircd the Malta he recog
niZcd that the vendetta was inevitable, and
that the leaders in the American tragedy
would die by violence sooner or later,
though perhaps not Tor two or three years.
He said that this was the chief reason in
Italy for Furnishing murder with imprison-
ment. instead Of death, as vendetta had
always followed capital punishment.
THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT,
with view Of retaining some Of the
.XQpGg men who are pouring out
= Germany to evade military service
has undertaken TO colonize the extensive
and barren moors of Eastern Prussia. Peat
works have been erected and colonists are
assisted to establish homes for the purpose
Of attending to the peat products. The
prospect is 4 gloomy one for settlers, and it
is believed that the government will have to
employ convict labor at the task, as it will
be difficult to induce free labor to go there.
The kaiser viii transfer his court TO
Pottsdam in May, while the new palace is
being rebuilt and refitted inside. The new
palace is said to be in a very imperfect
sanitary condition, to which the kaiser
partly attributes the recent illness of his
children. AL this is to be remedied.
CLAMoRING FOR THE DISSOLUTION OF PAR
LAMENT.
The chiefs of the Primrose League, which
numbered over 100000 yesterday and
which may be said to embody a preponder-
ant share of Conservative sentiment, are
clamoring loudly for the dissolution of par
lament on the ground that now is
the best time to meet the
Gladstonians and defeat them The
government, however, does not view
matters in that light and considers that it
would be dangerous to go to the country
with the Irish land purchase bill unsettled
Both parties recognize the bill as unpopular
in England, British tax payers being op-
posed to putting out any more money for
Ireland.
NEwFOUFDLANDERS SNUBBED.
1t appears that the Newfoundland dele
gates were not invited to Lord knutsford's
on Friday evening, although the
stated that they were. This
deliberate slight by a member of. the cabi-
net has greatly imbittered Newfound-
landerS.