Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21
DRIFT OF EVENTS ABROAD.
rnE cxAn Is GROWING RAPIDLY
WORSE.
There is Much Speculation as TO the
Sentiments of MS sueeesscr--eicr-
man Socialists Threaten 30 oppose
the Government.

the GEAR Is the subject OF the greatest
interest in political and social circles.
1t oyerhangs like cloud the future
Of the political attitude OF Russia IN
AFFAIRS which closely concern Germany
When the caar held the political reinS
Russia's policy could more or less pe
foreshndowed by statesmen here ana
his personality was recognized In
great measure as guarantee OF penas'
But. with the event OF the ezarowitz'
the future Is ohscurcd as there ~ inc
greatest conflict OF opinion respecting
the views he may hold in regard TO
the best internal and foreign policy
for Russia. The opolnlon, however III
wen informed quarters and auous
people who have been in personal con-
tact with the c2arowit2 is mat
would be u great mistake to regard
him as the enemy OF Germany. me
cznrowltz has shown no prediction
FOR any special nation. and certainly
not for France. No anxiety would eN-
list II 1t was certain that Russia's ior-
cien relations would be directed by the
present council OF ministers. Of which
me majority have been wcil proved -
be inspired By the traditional senu-
mcnts Of amity toward the German
people. As probable indication 81
The czarowitzs views upon general
poiitlcg. considerable attention g. di-
rectpd toward the character OF MS emu
cation. The Viawa OF the governor OF
ma Studies. General Danluvilch, are
keeniy discussed as the Key % VIC
cznrOWltzs opinions. Aeepi olhs J."
many people. General Danio'lteh -
ultrareaeuonary and an orthodox pam
me Cologne Gazette In u long nrti-
ola evldently Inspired gives a dcaerlp-
lion Of General DanloNteh. When ~
utterly at variance with TINS suh'hNl ~
OF His character and when repI'95l1
him as being man OF nooie n''N,
hInh culture and profound ieusN gA
ATTY VINO mas educated hlE pupil with
mi bias. Although durlng me iat
years OF his goVerupranip the hAlita
Of Russia against the Germans rose 10
the higheat pitch, he stualoIAS Nu-
stained from impnrung 70 tht S""'-
witz any such adveralon
According to a dispatch from ~
Petersburg, published By the Heitung
thls afternoon, and according 20 spee'h
information from a medical au'hoIl' Wy
now at IlyidiA, the c1hr during thS
last foriy-elght hnurA has boon hele'u
with serious cpnNuslVo dVheh7 Nv
compunicd FOR several hours 10y uhcph-
gctutfN ness These attack" were uhc
ta the paasaEe into the blood ~ Sc
cratious which the kidneys cannot any
lonvrr carry on The ear ~ also
described as suffering IRON great
weakness or the heart and also as SUD
sect to frequent attacks Of congestion
OF the lungs This blood poisoning ~
ella IA
Temporary rallies may Intervene but
death cannot long be delayed
The fcverlsh activity OF Emperor WIZ
liam was never better cScmpllncd than
during the last two weeks, The early
part or this time was occupied with
the hitting from town TO town attend
Ing different ceremonies, while hc has
been engaged during the latter part
OF this week by various publlc ana 500
uinl functions In connection with thc
visit OF King Alexander OF Servla. The
rapidly of hts majesty movements
was especially shown at the beginning
OF this week He spent sunday az
his mother, the eN-EmpreAs Frederick.
Monday he arose at an early hour and
started for Darmatadt 20 visit the
grand ducal family. on Tuesday he
went TO Wclabadeu 90 unvcll the statue
of his grandfather, william /, ana to
place. After buay day there he tray
cled by special AT night and arrived
In Berlin just before 10 o'clock In the
morning. Just In time to take part IN
the ceremony OF mailing 70 their STAINS
abe 1873 flags designed for the four bat
talions of infantry. After another
couple or busy dayA, including the In
toresting ceremony Of blessing and
presenting those flags, gala diuneri
feteH and ceremonies, during which N,
found time to attend to state bust
ness, today found him engaged viii
international politics. AT noon IN,
emperor received deputatlon from thu
Farmers Alliance OF East Prussia Ill,
tnasjesty was attended by Count Bottle
Zuenburg, president OF the council OF
ministers, Dr. Won Lucans. chief of tn,
civil cabinet and Herr Heinrich vor
Hayden-Cabow. the minister OF agricul
ture. After listening TO the apokos
man OF the deputatlon. the emperor
made a gracious reply. lie eNpresaot
his satisfaction that the deputatlol
had come to him personally and Ms
eured them that he would never rel0l
his care for agriculture. He after
ward converted with each member o
the delegation on farm questions. II,
bade ndleu to the delegation with many
cordial expressions OF good Will.
In spite OF outward appearances ant
newspaper items, Il ~ assorted that IN,
conflict between Chancellor Won Ca
priv and Count Botho Gutenberg, rep
resenting the anti-socRliat measures
Is not settled, on the contrary, tn,
situation IL said TO be more crltlca
than ever. and Il has been asserte
that at recent conference OF tn
ministry, bitter words were exchange
between the chancellor and the prua
sian premier owing TO the latter in
sisting upon more severe measures thai
Caprivi was disposed to Introduce /.
the reichstag.
The conference broke up with tn
ministers entirely In discord Sine
then Emperor William has brought hi
Influence TO bear and the dispute wa
patched up. But Caprivl Is still 4
some extent at variance with tn
Prussian premier ana inclined 10 re
sign the CHARACTERISTIC, rather than {,
submit 10 the reiohstog measures wit,
which he has no sympathy himself an,
which, moreover, he Is convinced IN
reichstag would not accept. Igulon
burg, with the countenancc OF the EN-
peror, is credited with the desire L
frame measures upon the most com
prehensive basis, including revision
OF the electoral law excluding unn
persons from the polls and raising IN
voting age, In addition to placing
restriction upon constitutional right
OF assembly and association as wen a