Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-13
FIGHTING ENGLAND.
France and Russia Offended
by Her Support of the
Dreibund.
THE EVACUATION OF EGYPT.
Germany's Socialists Killing Themselves by
Internal Feuds-The haiSer's Sub
jects Pleased With His Re-
ception in England.

! BERLIN July IL Copyrighted by Asso-
| Ciated Press The papers of this city over
! flow with accounts of the popular triumph
| Of the Emperor William in London. Semi
| official papers, in commenting on the re-
| ception Of the German emperor in England,
! adopt a remarkably guarded tone and
avoid all referauce TO an alliance with Eng
land as an accomplished fact. These papers
simply re-echo the emperor'S speech at
Guildhall.
Thus the North German Gazette remarks
/ that the enperor's utterances at Gulldhall
coincide completely with the views Of the
industrious and energetic people of Great
Britain in the maintenance OF peace.
The independent papers criticize the en-
perOr's reception as emphasizing the
friendly sentiments of England coward
Germany and toward the emperor as a
member of the royal family without being
g popular Endorsement of the policy OF Lord
Salisbury.
The F'reizinnige-Zeitung holds that the
general character OF the celebrations in
honor Of the emperor, and especially those
OF the court and government, must be taken
rs an open declaration Of England's adhe
sion to the dreibund.
illustrating the intensity of the irritation
felt in Russia and France towards England
are largely quoted.
DIPLOMATIC GAME.
y startling report which has caused con-
siderable talk in diplomatic circles has re-
Gently been circulated here. II is to the
effect that NJ. Ribot, French minister of
foreign affairs, had approached the
Russian minister on the subject
Of selling Constantinople and forming a
new Turkish state in Asia, embracing
Egypt, under French and Russian protec-
ton. Apart from the question of the prob
ability of its truth, the report->has
~ 9 7
SaliSbury'S dreibund policy. Nobody be-
lieves that the French and Russian gov
ernments will accept Salisbury's verbal as
suranceS OF friendlinesS in the face of Eng
lands practical adhesion to their enemies
The game of diplomacy against Engiand's
retention of Egypt has been already re-
opened. According to the Cologne
Gazette, the sultan, acting under
the promptings of the French
and Russian ministers, recently held a
council at which it was proposed that the
porte should call conference of
European powers TO consider the
question of the evacuation of Egypt.
kilograms received from ConStantinople
with reference to diplomatic movements
hostile to England, state that the porte has
invited the French government to resume
the initiative in the movement against
English occupation Of Egypt.
THE SOCIALISTS.
The internal feuds among the Socialists
are increasing in their intensity, and the
meetings held during the past week mark a
stage of open and declared rupture between
the young and old sections of the party.
In recent speech at Munich
Herr Vollman defended his recent
patriotic declarations that the Socialists
were ready to fight in defense1of the integ-
rity of the empire should it be assailed by
the French or other nations. He advocated
majority of the Munich Socialists approved
of the views of Herr Vollman, though
a small minority expressed widely dir
fercnt opinion.
Herr Babel argued in the same line in
several places. At a mass-meeting in
Berlin on Thursday it was ap-
parent that the young section OF
the Socialistic party were present in IN
usual strength. At this meeting Herr Will
berger made a speech deuouncing the mod
crate members of the party as traitors to
the cause of Socialism, and declaring that
the eventual triumph of the cause would
not be achieved in parliament, but on the
battlefield.
CHerr Babel began an address, but was
hooted down. He warned his audience
gainst resisting the authorities in event of
trouble arising and assured them of the
immediate re-enactment Of repressive
measures by the government. The meet
ing finally elected three delegates TO
the coming international Socialistic
convention at Brussels. Two delegates
chosen are known to have anarchistic
tendencies.
According to decision recently rendered
by the supreme court, Socialists are as much
entitled TO the privilege of displaying
red flag in public procession as
are members Of any other political body to
carry their banners The case arose from