Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
GERMANS REJOICE BECAUSE OF
GLADsToNrs RETIREMENT
THE RUSSO-GERMAH TREATY
The Committee Has Adopted the
First or the Twelve olauses-rhe
Emperor and Family Going TO
the scasido-site for Ger
many's Exhibition
selected.


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Berlin. March 3. -Although no diplo-
l matte questions have arisen between Eng
gland aud GERMANY during the last adj
mnistration Of the RI Hon. W. ". Glad
stone. the news OF the veteran Liberal
retirement tsluscG q feeling OF unfeigued
satisfaction here The German people
have never gotten over the rcsenlment
occasoued during the Franep-l RUSSIAN
war ~ lSTo1l by the nnfounded pllega-
ton that Mr.. Gladstone encouraged the
sale OF arms and ammunition TO France.
In addition. Mr. Gladstone was generally
regarded In German official circles ns
bcing an enemy of the dreibuni and
was responsible for Englands ISOLATION
IN European politics. Therefore ihe
news that Lord R0scbcrrv is 90 become
prime minister is received ia Germany
with hearty welcome.
The committee oi the rcichstng today
adopted thc nrst Of the twelve claueeS oil
fhp ituss1-Gcrmnn commercial treaty.
/ With exception of clause eight. dealing
with import duties the discussion Of
| VI Che final protocol We're also adopted,
I mud the committee adjourned until Mon
/ day.
80 prolonged discussion Of clause IS
clpected.
.
l visitors, anxious 10 hcnr the treaty de-
I hate. These visitors included the United
States and Russian ambassadors and
many other distinguished people. But
tlp HOUSE soon became yvenricd Of the
| discussion und President Loyitz0w gave
expression on Thursday Of desire
| eYiu'cd Ia many quarters 10 close the
debate.
The editor Of the Noyoro Vrcmya ar
/ rived here from 81. Petersburg IN order
| 20 promote tle irutcrual celebration Of
! tle utsflEe OF Ole RusgO.Germau COM
number uf rumors are in circulation re-
g1idiug The treaty aud tho manner In
| which u iH regarded by the people Of
{ ligh rank Tor instance, II T. still al
/ legged tlmi Dr. Miguel, minister Of finance.
/ while in an lftenliuncr mood, expressed
| the opinion That the lgrnriuus would be
Nc 10 f1ev SUPPORTED the treaty.
Some color rs given o. this report by
| the fnri th1t Minister Miuuers support
/ hns already been admittedly lukowarm.
I ma dictated moro by eXpedicncy than
D by conviction. Thus II IL quite possible
/ that be may have said some such thing
! m an uuguafdcl moment. but Dr. Nj
/ qucls speech In tho rcichstng in support
| Of tho commercial treaty thoroughly dis
! missed uny idea that he would en-
courage opposition TO this important
/ measure.
The dehatc on tho silver commission
] VIII chiefly be concerned ia discussing
/ the four questions. First. Is It probable
that sold production Of the future will
! suffice 10 cover the demand for coiuagey
/ Under the above head special attcn.
| ton is 10 he paid to the increased de-
| mnnd for gold resulting from recent
| measure adopted hY the Indian govern.
ment ana by the government of the
| United States.
Second. have tho lacl, Of gold and gen.
/ eral depression from ita enhanced value
been noticeable In countries with gold
| currcDoyi
Thirl,what influence have tho silver
| fluctuations exercised on the monetary
and economic situation OF Germany
3 How could the OWLS or uungers
caused In Germany by the present cur
| rrncy be removed or lessenel?
Throughout Germany ind Ia the coun-
lres oil Europe great interest Is taken
| In the silver commission. and inanclers
gnd 0thors are awaiting the result of It's
deliberations with II great deal OF unx-
lefty.
The VIVA Angiloina and villa Ameli
have been taken ut Ahhnza for the use
OF the imperial family
These villas are situated In the finest
part Of the seaside resorts referrel TO.
and are surrounded by splendid park,
Mllgh y Usually. opened 80 visitora
| pufhg imperial visits, however, thcpnrl,
| rs 10 De closed to the public aud thu ma
yilon, whore tho bnnd of ,nnsic Ws,,i XII
plays during tho summer monfh. u'1s'i y,
ho converted into mxnrions anon ~.
nursery for The use Of In iwn.,.lnI ,t XII
dron 90 WIZ
Tho Empresa Of Goru,p, .,.i IA,
drou arc cxperte5 tn n,ri,n' ""I Snu
on March lO thnneb IL T. 49,, ~ = w y, a.
arrival will be Jeinycj so,,i. ,ia,l tgvll
thnt dntp' M thn s,, so,' Hays AFTER
press Inns hn,n c,nsiiossii, y, wv Vn'
thc PROLONGED ami nc,suIs, 'e"V'cu uy
course III diefinc t,hinWN .up heNetV
thnurht III ia fniln,v in ~ ~ malesN
counternct m, tnrin,,''l, sa"vr 70 Wy ana
Emnrro,. vJruif.,, a. w STOW stoutcr.
thn ennrces enj itfHpeetel 10 follow
nbott = ,,o,is Nunu'Nn 70 Abhnsa
arrives tberr NM i, Nv imperial family
WI HWN ~ the seaside fol
peror W6Iimm ac, ,,nE this time I'm
viii take seygrnl tr,,,, ', ~ 10 prosram
coast, +. "'V' INC be''nauar
on MS way homo no will a.,.., =,
II cigr ana p W. COUSINS, Graud Duh,
Cobnrn nj Cohnrg n, lSSii9hha Mclita
the Prince of Wais, Ana p,,,,.np' v,grfinoly
will he prescnt w." N"'en VICTORIA
Tho Dnko a. Cn,h.,,,,, -
nraof az III frlcntI,. I'LL SlNeA irest
. L ~. - tt'Nf' NAAAtNlt lNWNfus
send his eldest son 70 German pmnas
nicie NJ. ,.iuSSo,it,, n'"ns"leh' to com
The site Cor HE exhibition ~ $50
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