Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-24
Elm BRIEF Won FAbERLAND.
EMPEROR WILLIAM MAKES AsoTn-
En- moMENToUs SPEECH.
The French win Not Send Their
Horses 10 BerIin TO Raee-oermany
Afraid Of the Poi-s--sa nething OF
Life Insurance Companies.

by the Associated PressD-Once more
has public utterance OF Emperor VIII
linn created deep impression
throughout the empire. This time IL
Is his emphatic relteration OF his
Koenigsburg utterances, addressed to
the prussian mobiles and others. HIS
majesty evidently deAred that the
people should not be mistaken as to
the attitude he has assumed towards
those who oppose him, consequently,
as already oabied. replying to the
speech OF welcome OF tile burgomaster
OF Thorn. West Prussia, today the
emperor said he was rejoloed that
Thorn had always retained the Ger
man spirit. He had. however, unfor-
tunateiy found that the conduct Of
their Polish fellow-cltizens had not
emperor, wished all to remember his
words-to nght against the parties OF
revolution. Only those who fully and
completely considered themselves
German subjects could hope for his
royal favor. Emperor William con-
cluded by saying; Let US stand firm
against all hostile schemes. ely sub
Jects must stand Grm at my back.
Trusting that Thorn Will ever be the
stronghold where this Is borne In mind
bid you lebe wohl"
His majesty's remarks are also In
terpreted hero as an expression Of ro-
moved confidence In chancellor Won
Capriyl in his fight against the
ngrarians. The emperor and tho chan
cellor are both alarmed at the muny
recent signs OF Polish utilization and
DECENTRALIZATION such as the reception
accorded to tho Posen guests at the
exposition held at Lemberg. Austrian
Galaoia, among whom were many Of
tho leading politicians OF the Polish
faction IN both tho roichstag and the
diet. These guests were warmly re-
celved by their Gnliclan brethren. 10
~ noticed as n curious fact that the
American Poles. especially those from
chicago and tho west, arc playing Il
conspicuous part at the LemberB oX-
position.
The ST. Petersburg Novoe Vremya
Ia an article just published montlous
that two million Poles in America and
Russia have oncrrd to furnish 10000
men armed, drilled and equipped, to-
gether with ample funds at any limo
new Polish insurreotlon should break
out
Tho chief legislative proposals Of
the coming session OF the reichstnK
VIII be bills for tho taxation OF to-
bacco aud amendment to tho insurance
Jaws, and BILLS dealing with unfair
competition, the REPUTATION Of emil
grants and an amendment 20 tho penal
procedure OF the courts of law The
fndlcala assert that Chancellor Won
NRprlyi also Intends to Introduce
measures to restrict the liberty or
the press and public meetings and
10 combat anHrohiAm. The decision
IN thls mntter, however, Is left for
cabinet discussion. n such measures
hte not adopted tho session WIN prob
AMY be quiet and It la likely that tho
unperorH wurninEa will have an effect
IN initiating the vlgor OF the nrrhran
ana conservative attacks on the gov
ernmcnt In
Thu municipal authorities have do
Glued by large majority TO build an
elevated electrical railroad IN nsrlin.
ne work VIII be entrusted to Slcmana
& IInlskem.
The official report published today
shyh that the bad weather recently
has had depressing effects on German
crops Rye especially compares un-
fRyorably with last years crop.
Two tlorentino noblcmcn named
Plkuelti, claiming 70 be direct de-
eeendants OF the italian branch of the
Guelph family, have applied TO the
emperor through the Italian embassy
requesting that tho Guelph fund now
amounting 20 $4,000. 900 he handed oyer
TO them as tho only legitimate hoirs.
Prince Herman IIatafcld Won rrach-
snnoerg has heen appointed governor or
The matter Of life insurance com
phnlea doing business In Prussia so
seriously affected by the new law re-
curing annual definite Information on
oath as to the dividends and surplus
accumulated for the heneflt OF those
insured under the tontine plan seems
now about definitely settled. The mu-
tual lite and the Germanla OF New
hork VIII be the only Americnan COM
pahies that are able under these aya-
toms 10 conform with the rigorous re-
aulrem0nts OF the new Prusslnn law
una they therefore, will continue 10
solicit as much new business az thev
can. The GermSnia is the only Amer
iohn company In whose business tho
RUSSIAN contingent plays a vital mart
me Equitable OF New York has der
'ltriy ivuted from the field SO Far sns
obtaining new insurance a. concerned
snd the enormous and very costly
building owned by that company in
Berlin Ohio only structure In this CITY
entirely built ON American principles
which cost about $1,000. 00O) is soon to
chanre hands. with the Equitable
though. the prusslnn business was Of
no great account since It formed but
one-half per cont OF Its total. Thinrs
are similar In the case OF the New
York Life which has also dennIteiv
reureu from Prusslan business.
Prince Albrecht OF Prussia. Prince
recent OF Brunswick has declared hia
intention OF investing large sums OF
money up to one million marks or
more IN the development of the Ger-
man colonial prosecutions In Eastern
Africa. He VIII begin by buying np
large tracts OF land there for the pur-
pose OF surfing coffee and indigo
plantations, Prince Albrecht IA tho
W.snlthiest OF the prusslan princes.
II VIII be a long time befo-e tho
German fleet. intended to protect Ger
man commercial intcrests al the srnt
o. the China-Japan war, win reach
there. The TWO cruisers Condor and
Somlran are now being fitted IN nj
the naval wharvea at ISIel and nrc
not expected 10 ba ready to start be-
fore the middle Of October. while the
nagship Gehon win not be able Ia
Atnff hafnrn