Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15
WEEKLY BERLIN BUDGET
CHOLERA SPREADING on THE RUS
SIAN FRONTIER.
Active Measures Taken TO stop Its
navaEes--Beriin Beer boycott.
bismarck TO be Given n Big
Inception on Monday.

Berlin, July 14.-(Copyright 1894 by
che Associated Press.)-The Centrist
oartv is furious at the Bundesrath's
rejection Of the reichstag bill to repeal
.he anti-Jesuit law and threatens the
government with all kinds of retalia-
zion at the next session OF the reich
sting The Catholic congress at Its
sssions In August win decide upon
| the general attitude Of the Centrist
,orty in view OF the action Just taken
In the Bundesrnth.
strict measures are being taken at
iau The frontiers of Germany TO ex-
kclude cholera from this country ana
r. far they have been successful. Ex-
6ended observations are being made
md. especially. along the Russian from
Ter Nevertheless six cases were found
IN The Nlstula river between Warsaw
Ind Dantzic during the past week.
{ rhey are being isolated and no ap-
,rehension exists. The Hamburg es-
ate has forbidden the holding of the
,sial fair in August as a measure OF
e nreoaution against the possible intro
|suction of cholera in that city. The
alesmen and others who usually at
land this fair have united with the
How OF holding the senate responsible
or the pecuniary loss which they will
uffer as q result OF the senate's or
er.
The boycott inaugurated by the So
Ialists against certain breweries Is
aged as wildly as ever. The au-
61orlties are indirectly assisting the
rowers by the removal of the prohi-
hilton against soldiers visiting bar
Doms and beer gardens freuuented by
oclallsts. Hitherto. this had been
- richly enforced in order to prevent
bntact between the troops and the
oclalists. The gardens. which mostly
III boycotted beer have been deserted
the Socialists for places where un-
pycotted beer alone is served. but
q latter are steadily diminishing IN
:: knmber. All the breweries OF North
prmany are forming a league in order
W fight the Socialist boycott.
*HThe annual army manoueverS In
ptember about Bromberg on the Po-
III frontier. will be of unusual inter
All the men engaged viii be of the
5lss having less than two years SER
Ice. Thus the occa dor Will he mpde
test Of the men enrolled under the
fmy law of 1898. The other novelties
M the manouvers will include expert
W ents with the reduced weight field
designed by the emperor who will
rsonally command the knight cav
h manouvres.
Emperor william has decided against
advice of many prominent generals
7. II reintroduce the light bayonet which
Infantry carried attached to the
4, e upon all occasions except when on
march. Since the Introduction of
(. lex firing guns bayonet charges have
!, sn regarded as almost obsolete. En-
FOR williams visit to Cowes in order
witness the more important of the
" Iiih of England yachting regattas
be " private nature. There VIII
no official receptions.
Prince bismarck is visiting his son.
Ebert. at Schoenhausen, en- route to
rsin, his summer home. The OK
:. sncellor looks feeble and is not IN
" he'd TO take active exercise or long
y rneys. The Journey of the prince
i varsn will be made via Berlin.
n he will only stop about ninety
utes In this city. He is expected
y on Monday and an Immense de-
stration ia in preparation. Wheth-
VI br not Prince Bismarck was the In
q Ter Of the article the Hamburger
!, &hrlchten makes the anti-anarchlst
alton the subject of the most vir-
~ b. attack upon Chancellor Won Ca
M 1Rf II ever seen. The Kreuszeitung
I, dubs General Won Caprivi the
hncelor of the social Democrats
y I$e long promised evidence to clear
tert r. Kueebs. the American trot-
Z rid[I house owner, who is charged with
4, 7ging" has not been forthcoming.
- kneehs' friends now regard his
y H as hopeless. The trial WIN proba-
~ lake place in September.
m- Pm b, Jackson, second secretary
e United States embassy. has gone
,,n long vacation to Baden with his