Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-08
THEY TALK or ANARCHY.
1T is THE PRINCIPAL TorIc IN
BERLIN CIRCLES.
Won Kots Released by the Emperor.
Germany Would Extend Her
Trade--The Emperor's New MIL
tary RuIe--A hIeptomaninc.


by Associated Press.
Berlin. July 7--tcopyrighted 1895 By
the Associated Press J--Anarchy seems
10 be the question Of the day and there
Is no Indication that official circles
place faith In the efficiency Of internal
tional measures for the suppression %
anarchists. As FOR the clamor for the
revival Of the Anti-socialist laws. the
Language OF the semi-ofiicinl press
shows clearly that II has not made
az impression upon the government
Prince Bismnrcks organs have been
thenoislest advocates OF exceptional
legislation. but they are being re-
minded that at the very time these
laws were being applied with the great
est vigor the Most diaholical outrages
ever conceived by anarchists were
planned and We're defeated. not by the
operation OF the laws but by mere ac-
cident. Had not one Of the oonsplrators
betrayed the plot every living member
of the Hohenzolierns family would
have been destroyed at the Inaugural
tion OF the Germania monument at
Neiderwaid. Il IS stated that Chan
cellor Won Capriyi has reported 20 the
emperor that so long rs every civil
lied government r. ready 10 cooperate
within its own frontier and within
the measure Of It's own laws for the
detection and repression Of anarchist
crimes there can be no need OF writ
ten compact 10 enforce the perform
ance OF duties which are equally pre-
scribed by the common interests OF
Society In every nation.
Won ISotz Released.
There has been marked revuislons
OF opinion In regard 10 the Won Kotz
affair since the lHtter's release by the
order OF the Emperor William 20
whom the documents in the case We're
submitted. He Il said to have ordered
Won Kotz's release on the ground that
there was no similarity between his
handwriting and that Of the letters
and postal cards which caused 30
much annoyance among the ariatO-
cratic families OF this city. BcrllncVF.
however. insist that this should have
been discovered before the arrest ~
Won Kotz. who Is now on his estate
n Fiefsfelde with his wife and little
daughter The name OF another high
official Is now circulated as the culprit,
but the solution OF the mystery sur
rounding the anonymous letters seems
no nearer than II was two weeks ago.
Won Kntz is waiting Emperor VII
Hams return from his trip to Nor
way. II is considered almost certain
that he will not only resume office. but
Il II believed that the emperor. after
being satisfied Of his Innocence. viii
md some way 10 compensate him for
his arrest
Extension OF German Trade.
The success OF the commercial de-
partment formed after the Worlds fair
IN connection with the German consul
ate at Chicago has induced the gov
ernment TO extend the idea TO all the
more Important cOnsulatcs outside OF
Europe, beginning with the leading
cities Of South America. The duty OF
the new departments WIN be TO fur
iiish merchants with data for the ex-
tension OF Gernnny's trade The final
returns Of foreign trade for 1893 show
an Increase In exports Of $1,000, OO0
marks and decrease IN imports OF
tG.0Jo,o00. The returns for 1875 are OK,
pected 10 further Justify the policy
of'the commercial treaties.
\ sensation has been caused by
the fact that the VorwartB, the lead
Ing socialist organ, has published am
other confidential circular which tho
editor OF that paper says he found On
his table The circular was issued by
the administration or the piederharin
district and called upon the hurgO.
master to furnish the government with
the names OF all conRcrtptE Known Ia
rympathize with socialism and anarch-
ism. The circular also Instructed the
hurgomasters TO make the necessary
A'tAbAAf hAA VIII ANhNANf ANNRihAf Sc
crecy. The government will Institute
an inquiry Into the leakage OF official
documents. which Is becoming a scan
dal.
New Army Regulations.
The Army Gazette has lust published
the new army regulations complied uni
der the emperor's direction for tho pro
lection OF private soldiers against The
tyranny en- he part OF their officers
Non-commissicncd officers are warnCc
not to touch the men during drill ant
they are also cautioned against strain
Ing the men by protracted r. petitions
81 the same exercises. The chief re
form. however. Ia the rule which allow
a private soldier to Lodge q complaint
directly with the captain commanding
his company aud providing that m,
result OF the inquiry should be told 1,
the private by his captain. AS set
OH. heavy penalties are enacted 10 pr,
vent frivolous and martyrous com
plants
II was falsely rumored here vest Or
day that the celebrated actor, Ludwig
had committed suicide. The surposet
cause was the arrest of his son. 2
years old. who was playing his FRS
engagement at Cologne. His son, 1
appears, entered "A iewelry store an,
stole large amount OF jewelry. Their
is no motive for the crime, for younl
Iudwig Is we'll on He admits tn