Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01
A LETTER AND A SKULL.
ANARCHIST PRESENTS MADE TO
THE CAR LAST WEEK.
The Won Kotz business In Bers-n L.
SIN the Talk of the Town.
brewers BeinR Boycotted.
Literateurs Beg.
BY Associated Press.

| hDsOIDs the httentOn OF tnt puOnc
and is the main subject commented
upon in the newspapers throughout
Germany. The official attitude OF Ger
many towards France under these ex-
ceptional conditions. has been the sub
Ject OF much interest. It was at first
intended TO send a member OF the Ho-
henzoliern family to represent EN-
peror william at the funeral. but GER
| tain questions Of precedence could not
be settled to the satisfaction Of the
| court here. hence Count Won IMunston
the German ambassador at Paris. was
| instructed to lay wreath upon the
| cnsket containing the remains OF the
late president. Then umbrage was
taken, In some quarters. ut the fact
that the town council OF Berlin went
| out OF its way I'm order to express sym
| patty with France in her grief. The
fault-fnders especially referred In their
complaints at this action 10 the neglect
upon the part OF the municipal author
tiles OF Paris to take any action when
the deaths Of the late Emperors Will
liam and Frederick were announced.
The report that the German govern
| ment had drawn the attention OF the
government OF France to the report
that safety OF Germans In France was
| imperlled by the anti-foreigner feel
Ing aroused by the fact that the assas-
! sin Of President Cnrnot Is an Italian
is W true. on the contrary Count Won
Munston was instructed TO express per-
feet confidence in the energy and
ability OF the French government 20
avert any excess.
Chsimir-PcrIcr's Election Welcomed.
The election of NJ. Caslmir-Perler to
the presidency has been welcomed on
all sides an fresh augury of the main
tcnance Of order It is recognized In
Berlin that France has for the first
time Since the death of Theirs n real
statesman In the presidential chair.
The conservative press is agtuting
the revival OF the exceptional puti-so-
I ClallHt laws. In this connection the
Ncuste Nachrlchten has uuenrthed Il
letter written by Prince Bismarck in
1873 to q subordinate official complain
lug that the unt-sociulist bill, which
was then about IT, be introduced into
the reichstpg fen far short OF his
wirhes The prince added that h.
would dismiss all public officials with
l out u PENSION who were shown 90 have
Joined the socialist party, ind in addl-
tlun lac would deprive socialists OF all
political rights such drastic meas
ures ure impossible nowadays but the
! publication Of this letter shows the
drlrt Of opinion IN certain guerters.
Two anarchists. Spohr and Dnerng,
were today sentenced each 10 u years
/ Imprisonment for delivering lncendiury
| speeches In this llty on May day.
In connection with The anarchist
| movement a startling report has reach
| ed here from St Petersburg, 1t says
| that the ear recently found upon his
] table a document which set forth that
| sentence Of dcu,n hnd been pronounced
| upon him and that the sentence OF
| death would be nrred out within
twenty-four hours. The document was
| signed "rhe society Tor the liberation
/ Of the Russians
An upcnnny Present.
| subsequently the ear found upon the
dressing table in his bedroom skull
| with the word Alexander" inscribed
upon the fsmtal bone. Up TO the pres
| .nt time all the resources OF the Rus
/ sian police have proved Intellectual to
I discover how the document and the
skull we're introduced into the palace
I or to ind any clue to the persons con-
[ nected with this attempt to alarm the
car General rschervin, who was In
charge OF the imperial palaces. and
! who was responsible for the satety or
{ the cgar. has sincc been dismissed froi !
z his pust II Is stated that All the I'M
poriai servants since the discovery OF
I the "sentence Of denrh" and the skull
( have been replaced by other soldiers.
As the time passes the mysterious
story said to be at the bottom OF the
arrest OF Count Won Kotz. the master
of ceremonies, who was suspected OF
writing the long series Of anonymous
letters which have caused s0 much DIS
turbance and annoyance in the most
nrlatocratic circles for the past four
years Increased In interest. Since Won
Kot2'e arrest. anonymous letters OF
nature similar to those which caused
suspicion to fail upon the master of
ceremonies have been received by
Countess Won Hoehan, wife Of the
chief OF the empcror's military cab
met: Count Won Wedel and Deputy
Kosclel. but the receipt OF these ven
ououa Communications has row cna77d.
aud It is beginning to be believed that
Won Kota "a the victim " n mean in
trigue, Won Kota has rejected the offer
of liberation which WIS wo'r 10 him.
and he insists upon remaining under
r.rra' until The scandal Is completely
cleared,
An Ex-Emprrs Interested.
Ex-Empress Fredericka Of Germany
"a takin~ the deepest interest In toe
AFFAIR Her chamberlain. Baron Won
Relsch. has been summoned to Berlin
lr orior go civc testimony IN the case,
Count Won wedel one Of the persons
already mentioned os having received
anonymous communications since Won
Notz has been arrested. is the
assistant chamberlain OF the ex-em-
press
Prince Won stolberg- wernigcrode, the
lord high Chamberlain, chancellor OF
the order Of the Black Eagle, has re-
signed his position on account OF the
emperor having rejected his advice not
to refrain from causing the arrest OF
Won Kotz.
Emperor william. according 10 the
program, will leave Kiel early on Mon
day and win arrive at Stavender, Nor
way. on Tuesday, He will continue his
voyage by the Lysee and Harandanger
Fiords, 80 far as Enge Then he VIII
go by land TO Nossewanger and stahl-
helm. AZ the latter place suite OF
rooms has been ordered at the hotel
After visiting the Fuerlands F5ord his
majesty win sail from GuadkNn
Wangen to Warpen. arriving at the
latter place ON july 70 While ftABer-
gen the emperor win visit the Iuds wick
Fjords
"'~Nre"r WI" 'revr y ra. Sn
July 90 IN order to join her IA srrr
at Wilhelmsroe castle. near Cassel hui
the emperor wit not lcuv uatr he
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