Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-17
WI is DOING IN GERMANY.


a. revision of the derman-Ameri-
...,y Is now under way. The
y ~ the existing treaty In some re-
wv are not satisfactory to either
IN. ..,ument. 1t is the question OF the
,nvolyed In cxtradltion proceed
~ .,steh is the main objection on
- n,srlean side, since the great ma
n the extradltion proceedings
r., IN America on the proportion Of
= so that the American govern
with each side defraylng the
...nses OF the proceedings. within Its
r,c,lve sphere. bears more than its
,,psr share
r,nseauently. in 1891, the American
,,,rnment made advances TO Ger
.rv with the view Of modifying the
,y provisions in this and other re-
In including the right OF each
.,.,nment to try eNtradlted persons
I'M on the specific charges under
NM their extradition was demand
germany. however, was not salts
N Win the proposed changes and the
,r,,latlons, after II time. were drop
recent eXtraditlon at Hamburg.
!. porson involved being u clever ad-
,,,turess who passed herself Off IN
Vim and elsewhere as the Arch
i,,hess Theresa d'lgste. and victimlzed
'ssral persons to the amount Of zoo, 900
mas. is the direct cause Of the re-
ming Of the negotiations for q re-
..n Of the German-Amerlcan extra
Fl,n treaty This timc Germany
M forward with certain proposals
"a these were sent Il few days ago
roufh the American embassy here
Washington.
Errc.or william prcsldes daily at
y sessions OF the state council which
Al from 10 o'clock In the morning I'M
o'clock IN the afternoon, and
o,om . 10 Z D. m, His Majesty has
.ged himself an excellent chairman,
vnng debate with a firm hand, and
he same time allowing full discus
a
he grain monopoly proposals OF
oun, Won Kanitz have been virtually
Aiyed by the state council and the az
aahs In reply have introduced Won
lnIs bill signed by 1903 members
~ the relchstag. This number, 1t
.,ald be added. about represents the
nj strength Of the members Of the
,hstag who are in favor OF the
1. 50 that there Is no possible chance
J. Ia adoption. Consequently. Amer
A. grain will not be excluded from
irmahy for the present. The prohlb-
"a Of the Importation of American
.l.i. al fNta.tVuuaH NAFa1ana-
he state council, and II was decld-
iei TO recommend any new meas
n In this respect. The state council
e,rday discussed the currency qucs-
h and adopted resolution noting
W satisfaction Hohenluhe's state
r.ft In the reichstng on February 10 In
Hafd 10 the proposed international
1eiary conference and expressing
opinion that In view OF this state
bat no further measures should be
ikea at the present time, but that the
8sli OF the steps already contcm-
dd should be awaited. The state
Int OF Hohenlohe regarding the pro-
''il for an intcrnationl monetary con-
rentc was AS follows:
Without prejudlcing our imperial
rfncy one must confess that the
aerences In the value Of gold and
her continue to react upon our COM
Geal lie Following. therefore, the
ilhncies which led to the appoints
n Of silver commission, am
~ 10 consider in conjunction with
r Federal government whether we
lih0t enter upon friendly inter-
inge OF opinion as to common RENEE
measures with the other states
aeh are chiefly interested in main
lLllng the value uf silver"
ne state council today considered
proposed measure for reducing the
y o. farming and reducing the du-
On agricultural products
according to general report, Emperor
.iham has repeatedly ahown dis
a'are at the extreme demands OF
Kanlt2. In this connection, the
inburglsche correspondent says that
Majesty at Wednesdays meeting Of
council, replying to remark OF
.kanliz, said that II the members
lhe council continue TO drag his
aionality into their debates 1t would
impossible for him TO continue pre-
lng az their meetings. The paper
. declares that upon one occasion,
~ Won kanitz was addressing his
marks 10 the emperor the latter in
iliess the ministers. not him.
Aptopos OF the state council, Or.
ssekers organ has published the fol-
tnE anecdote: When Prince Bis
aek whs appointed member Of the
~ council In 1854 he wrote TO Won
Hueh as follows; MY wife asked
what the council was, and l an
'ea the quintessence OF all stupid
ana wlckedness comprised In the
Nv prlvy councillor. You see do
indulge In Illusions respecting the
se OF that baby"
appointment Of Count william
A, -.sIarck, son OF the ex-chanoellor, as
~. governor OF East Prussia, In sue
.'on 10 Won Stolberg- Wernlgerode,
~ as a surprise to the political
Count william II well acquain-
s..~lh koenlgsburg. the seat OF the
,'t.hment OF East Prussia. as he
In. prepared before the service OF the
So uy The chief OF the colonial de-
, n, As student, Count Will
"a, hau much the same merry lime as
~, sn,r and was nearly killed In
kn.. Bonn. When the great chan
Ela ieh In disgrace Count William
In '.s TACT to keep In the background
IN Wy result that he continues In
d ce,,ife OF the state, while his broth
Saes Herbert, was obliged to leave
<an.,, count Williams present APP
|r ss Is regarded as the frst OF II
~ =. imperial honors to his father.
d. invalid and crippled soldiers OF
BIZ, aneo.uermnn war have been for
b., AMY trying to get the riech-
fshslns. increase the amount OF their
khlnp representatives Of the assoc
Hufigs which numbers 1900, viii meet
|isas .ne coming week. adopt resolu-
hstor :, anu send dcputatlon to the eTn-
~ aaequaint him with the mlser-
pa ,aia,uIlon 81 many veterans. The
% NJ h's VIII also send deputAtion
I'm Dnndearaih ana 10 the reIchstag