Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

DISSERTATIONS re, are expected before long
The Independence Of the new cha nrsi,
ior ~ matter OF common knovleaae
ana ne has more than once shown 4
disposition to assert his authority 10
me utmost This determination TO
nave ms own way, however, Is Just
what Is regarded as the element Of In
security In the situation. The prince
VIII brook no rebuff. and unless the
emperor fully agrees with his views
as 10 the composition OF the two cab
inets and In regard to Important cues
tons OF policy. there will be another
ministerial crisis right OFF Fears OF
TINS latter cventuality will be ever
present In the public mind, for 1t is
regarded rs doubtful whether two
such strong Wills can work In harmony
for any length OF time.
The postponement OF the opening OF
the re.chstng from November 1t to
December Is due to Prince Hohen-
lohe's Intention to supplant the objec-
tionable members of the imperial and
Prusslan cabinets before commencing
legislative work. The late date of the
opening OF the reiohstag. however, will
seriously Interfere with the task be.
fore Thai .---~i~s-+srsy-rrurrfr'rsss clfi
be had before the Christmas recess,
but ON the opening OF the reichstag the
antl-revoluuonhry bill and the budget
VIII be eispesed Of, after which the
reichstag Will have 10 consider num-
Der OF important measures. Including
bills providing FOR bourse reform. In
the meanwhile the big center party
has already, through Its party organ,
told Prince Hohenlohe on what condi-
uons he can have its support In the
anterevolutionary bill the Centrsts
demand a law which Is not 10 be used
N aa,s n
against the Catholic religion. and II is
stated upon good authority that these
terms have been accepted.
The agrarans, however. Will cause
Prince Hohenlohe a great deal OF vexa-
ton
The National Federation Of Agricul.
turists has formed an organization 10
regulate trade in cereals, which is
merely cloak for agitation in favor OF
the lncursion of foreign bread-stuffs
Committees have already been APP
pointed to operate IN the diet and the
. relchstag and the success OF their ef.
/ forts means the restriction Of Ameri'
4 can imports.
Emperor William during the weef
/ Joined a hunting party at the shoot
] ing OF Grunewald. His majesty dinet
/ twice with Prince Hohenlohe and CAV,
4 audiences to Count Botho Zu Eulenberl
/ formerly Prusslan minister OF the In
terror, and the Count Phillip Zu Eulen
berg the German ambassador I,
[ Vienna.
Prince Hohenlohe who Is one OF tn
wealthiest men In Germany, Is nego
tiatlnG for the purchase OF the Cha
teau Fantasia, near Bayreuth, wher
Miss Helen Carroll, the American heir
ess. kept royal court during the pas
summer,
Prince Bismarck is suffering acutel!
from neuralgia,
The result of the recent election
held in the United States Is general,
commented upon In Germany. Tn
Nossiche Zeitung and the Nationa
Zeltung attribute the Democratic dc
feat to the Facilitating and unsatls
factory policy Of congress and to bro
ken pledges
Or. Dlckey OF Detroit has arrive
here as pastor Of the American churo
of this city In place of Rev. Dr. Stuck
enburg. DR.. Dickey breaches tomor
row Mt the memorial service In homo
of the late Hon. William Waite
Phelps, formerly United states minis
ter to Germany.
The following Americans have AZ
rived. j. p. Particle. United State
states consul AZ Sonneburg. Germany
II. c. Beck OF ChIcago ]. Fastls Ticl
err of Philadelphia: n. L. Washbur
and Mrs d. +. Washburn OF Yonker'