Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
NEWS BUDGET FROM BERLIN
WILLIAM FEARS AMERICAN PROS
PEHTrY a CHEAT DEAL
And WIZ Try 10 Unite Europe rs
Against AmcrIcn-News from
nrnzil-GcncraI Foreign
Notes.


Press.
Berlin. March 2i.-Emperor williams |
hlgh-nyng intentions do not stup at |
the success achieved by tho Russo
German commercial treaty. He re-
cogni2es thnt the unb1undcd resources
OF America constitute a standing mem
nee to European trade and industry; and |
although he has the greatest sympathy
for America and Americans, the en-.
peror Ia also awake to the danger Of
the repetition of such blow uB that
inflicted by the Mckinley policy. His
idea ~, that Europe must be prepared
TO take n common stand against any
commercial measure which directs
itself not against any individual ma
ton In Europe, but against all Europe.
The well-kuown ambition Of the em-
pcrOr TO bring about friendly relations
between the European nations showed
itself years ago by the calling Of the
International cuuErosa In the interest
of the better protection OF worlemen.
His many travels enabled him to look
upJn such matters with an eye which
docs not halt at the borders OF Cor
many
Tho movement spoken II. thoIgi utni
IN embryo, may be expected Tlun
events necessltate IT.. This ~ now hold
TO be the Idea underlying Chancellor
Won cHprlvrs punt2ic spcochva
The go-caled Miguel ublsuc 10 stul
cnuvuHscd In tho Conservative press.
whore the doctors prospects ard Etnoas
FOR the chaucollorship Gro OPENLY dis
guSscd, The Intrigue Ne fomcntco by
disappointed place hul-ort and from
the fact Dr. Miguel has utterly failed
TO gain the support of the confer porly.
| which has many grievances againpt
| him, and which dls,rusts the erect
| which MS promotion might have ON
Gcrmnny,s prestige abroad Thore ia
no need To fear that CapriHg poison
| " "a TIE luuet shaken.
the frequency with which Emperor
| william has suddenly and unoy.
| pectedly called the garrison OF berlin
| under arms, has generally been re-
garded as evidence OF mere caprice
upon his part but, It ls now generally
| accepted as being part Of well do.
| iiued desire OF the emperor 10 oycrnyvc
| the socialists, anarchists and ether
| dissatisfied elements Of the population.
| In this connection. It is Remembered
that the emperor suddenly turned 0ut
| the garrison on election day, then ON
| May day. and lastly on the day fol.
| lowing the socialists celebration OF the
| anniversary OF the revolution Of lSlg
Since the conclusion OF the Russo
| German commercial treaty Conn., ,.r,,
Gutenberg has returned 10 hlg dptIss
| as Prusslnn minister at Munich nft,r
short soiourn here. which icd IN ,ha
report that hc had boon s,In,nnc,,t ts
attend the emperor on the int,o,, w.
visit To- Nbnegin IL a. nnv, 1871 1871
tint the cpunfs Wait a. Ais o, i,"' .,.s
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10 kbnVy,n , snc,,,s i,,S usSen with him
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t,.t '.N,Ptse. nut very important po-
soiourn M ths seSs,do ~, turing his
cliidcs the headonarters ,,' nv SUITE IN
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