Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-01
WEEKL{ BERLIN L6TIER.
EsipERolk WILLIAM pEErLY IN
TnItEsrED IN rnE wAa.
with MACS nefore Him sic stadlcs
Bvery Move OF the Jaran.sc md
chineseA-rhe Agitation in Poland
for Freedom Causes Some Alarm.

Berlin, Sept, 29.- copyrighted, 1894,
By the Associated Press) Emperor
William is taking the most lively in
terest in the Corean warfare. Daily
reports Of all the war news are SUBJ
mltted 10 his majesty and BY the aid
OF the best maps and CHARTS procgr-
able, he carefully traces the progress
az the operenons OF the combatants.
rhe emperor stndles each movement
in It's most minute deteh. paying par
tioular attention to the naval engage
ments as furnishing the first tests on
large scale Of the work Of the mon
ster iron ciads when in action
The Neu Erie presse OF Vienna pub
fishes an interview with Baron Daub-
iesky Won Ehrenaein. the commander
OF the Austrian amy. In which the adj
miral is quoted as saying that he
thought the success OF the Japanese
was due to the superior education OF
officers obtained In Europe. to better
discipline and tleir knowledge OF the
working of moiern weapons. The
admiral adds that the great lesson OF
the naval battle at the mouth OF the
Yalu river was that armed cruisers
were well able TO hold their own
against unwieldlg bnttieships and In
his opinion II thu naval powers were
well advised they would pay more
attention in ths future to armorcd
cruisers than TO costly inen-of-war,
The meeting q the Prussian cabinet
on Tuesday led to revival OF the ru-
mors Of Ministerial dissensious.
Premier Count Botho zu Fulenbers
" credited with readiness to adopt re-
pressive measuteg against the social
lists and Poles and the Prusslan cab
met Is said to support him in spite Of
rumors referred to. SO the difficulty,
IL 1t really exists. Is not In regard 20
that particular question.
Emperor Williams speech at Thorn
last Saturday is now known to have
been lmpromptu. 1t continues to be
canyassed hotly and is held by the
opponents Of Chancellor Won caprivl
TO indicate that the emperor shares
the Prussian premlers views in regard
70 the Poles, especially as the i'm
perial Gazette omitted 10 publish the
text Of the speech.
Won Caprlvl Is now residing at Bran
deubnrg and no decision regarding the
policy 20 be followed In regard to Po-
land % likely 10 ,e arrived at before
he returns to ~ city The enemies
Of the chancellor are doing their ut
most to mako an Impression upon the
public in re hrd to Poland before the
reichstag reassembles and they also
count upon his known WEAKNESS at
lntrigues in the political arena and
his preference for the more ample life
of soldier 10 induce m o retire
from politics.
The Polish question D'coming
more and more &C spec Fad rest to
the Prussian cove nme qtid this fall
and during the air wiutcr 4 num-
Der Of measures t1f t5 Ae Instituted
to stop the risir GGc o. Polish ma
tionalism. II Is v'i known thai Chan
cellor Won Canriy h8a adhered since
his accession I1wer 20 lie Nactly
opposite courss M daaiinr with the
Poles OF the uovinses VI Poun. West
Pruasia and Viper Sicsia, which Bis
marek follow derlzs hi- -icna res
gime' insteni Of q cover. reri sion
a concillatory policy was innuR'u ated
by CapriVi or late. though b. hls be-
come apparent tlai this policy, IL
| further persi d in viii lead 10 Sc
rlous complicatqps. The movement in
favor OF the rec tablishme 1T OF po-
lish kingdom has gathered great
strength within the past four years.
me Lemberg exposition has shown
ti4ht NldiiHS Quite recently ana num-
Der OF significant Incidents must be
similarly construed. During the re-
cent koscinsko anniversary public
| speeches were made In the Polish dis
| triots of Prussia melting the people
to dlsloyalty and rebellion. A wealthy
and influential Polish magnate. owner
OF the vast estate near l}fomberg.
Posen' made use OF the following ex-
presslons in addressing his guest:
You have no king at present and
In the absence OF one you must look
upon your archbishop as the head OF
the nation. The time will come. when
You, az Of old, will again seize the
sickle, the scythe and the flhil 10 de-
fend the rights Of our nationality
Attacks and numerous assaults com
mitted by crowds OF Polish peasants
( upon German eNcursloneists and Ger-
man travellers, are becoming alarm
lngly frequent. The pupils az a Cor.
man Protestant school nj posen rvhiia
on an outing with their teachers bnt
few hours distant from mo cisv ,.,e,'.
assaulted and some Of thc cSt,,,ra,
were dangerously wounded hv q ,,,,r,.
her OF Polish fanatics such tncidents
as these are vigorously co,,,nar,,, "A
upon by the whole ornnsit,o,, ,,,.
so many proofs OF tho f,,tiii,Y o 80 49,, so
Caprlyi system OF conciIiattnn hi tais
Prissian official who is I'm tbss ,,,i,.s..,
The rinht hand 10 ,,or r,a,..e, Z, sliins'