Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16
WHILE SPIRITS WILL NE IN BOT.
Tiles GALORE.
Tho Opening of the Big German
Canal win be Feedy Afrair-Em-
peror William Doing All sorts of
Things, Even Saving People from
Drowning Some Swell Americans.


opening OF the Battle and North Sea
cannl Other questions. even that OF
another cabinet crisis. which Ia hover
ing In the air. have been relegated to
the background.
on Friday next, June q. twenty-five
German warshlpa win be anchored In
kiel harbor having on board II 900
German sailors and on the many for
eign warshps which will be there at
the same time there will be 10000 men
In round numbers.
The United States squadron entered
the harbor today and on passing
Freidorichtort It's guns saluted tho
German flag which was flying from the
fort, The latter returned the salute.
The postal arrangements at KEEL arc
OF an extraordinary description. a
number OF floating postollccs will lie
IN the middle OF the warships and
small neet Of steam pinnaclcs will
maintain an elaborate mail service. In
addition marine postotllce viii be es-
| tablished on board the steamer, which
| has been set apart for the use OF the
| press and this p0stonlce win be under
| the supervision Of officials able to con-
verse In almost any language The
newspaper men, however. are already
complaining greatly, not OF the manner
| In which they have been treated hut
Of the way In which II Is proposed to
| treat them during the fctcs Accord
ing TO the program the press steamer
VIII not be allowed to join In the pro-
| ccsslon through the canal. and more
| over she will be stationed In such an
awkward position that those on board
| OF her Will be able 90 see little or moth
| ing OF the ceremonies Naturally this
| has caused considerable discomfort
among the newspaper fraternity and all
| the big newspapers have been COM
| PEELED to take other steps to obtain the
I..f O..
their columns.
At the imperial banquet nj Holtenau.
| Emperor william win toast the United
| States navy and the band win play
HAL Columbia"
In spite OF the official statements to
| the effect that the canal II safe and
ready for navigation competent I'm
! gllgh engineers who have inspected the
new waterway express the opinion that
| II ls quite possible that the banks win
| cave In during the passage Of the hlg
| wlrships. The lavish character Of the
| hospitality which viii be extended TO
| the crews Of the various foreign ships
at Kiel may be Judged from the fact
| that q contract made with n Hamburg
firm provides FOR the supply Of four
teen tons OF fresh meats daily; 1000
! bottles OF wine, 200 bottles Of spirits
| 10000 bottles OF beer 5000 gallons Of
beer I'm casks and 1000 gallons OF milk
apart from the ordinary rntiuns ON
| board.
Politics In the meanwhile are I'm
| very muddled condition, The agrnrlans
In coalition with the conservatives have
again started bitter campaign against
the present cabinet with the intention
Of securing the dismissal OF DR. Won
Botticher, the imperial secretary OF
state for the Interior, Baron Marshal
| Won Blebersteln. the imperial minister
| 60 .trh. aV.RnaffIna fhaN nYfpIInfs, IN
governments refusal 20 sanction any
OF the big aErnrlan schemes. The Con-
| seryntlvcs also point to the latest de-
vclopmcnt N the Chlna-Japnn i'm
broElin especially In the Chinese loan
MS showing that Baron Marshal Won
Blerhenstein's foreign policy has been a
| complete iiasco, The uRrarians are
pushing the agitation against Ameri-
can cereals especially prepared oat-
| meal
During the pnst week the emperor has
shown the usual feyerish activity. AZ
ter sleeping On tho train that brought
him from Kiel to Berlin on Sunday. he
worried several hours early Monday
moruing and then reviewed the horse
guards. Every day sin 70 he has re-
| viewed or drilled troops. generally ac-
companlol by the Austrian Archduke
Francis Salvador, beside dispatchinB an
enormous amount Of state business and
attending business at the Hopper
garten.
AZ a slight diversion lis majesty
rescued man from drowning while
| yachting on the Wannsec. Il lake near
| Potadam. Tho emperor has sent n
large sum OF money to be applied to
the relief OF the victims OF the flood In
the Black Forest district of Wurtem-
burg, md by his personal order he has
parionod William Eckert the German
. | A 4tFlg gantRRnpH am NiEIf-
Ing his home 10 nine months In jail
for les mnjestlce, committed In letters
| written 10 his wife, who has been since
divorced from him In Bre,iau His
majesty tomorrow will witness the row.
ing contests OF the Berlin regatta at
Grunau, on the I.angcsse.
Two trials which have been followed
with great interest have just been con-
cluded. An ex-clptain in the Havarian
army, named Arnold, has been acqult-
ted at MUNICH by n Jury on the charge
Of libelllng Prince Alexander Of Prussia
and his morgunatic wife, young
Hctress with history. The second trial
was that Of Thomas Brechtels Brau,
who has Just been sentenced u SIX
monts' imprisonment at Neuremburg on
the charge OF les majestic, committed
against the insane King Otto OF Ba-
varia.
Mathllde IIilz and oscar Feitmann.
| fuGltlkOS from ssNfAuoktt are now
wanted by the German authorities on
the charge OF HAVING committed murder
by the administering ~ poison Both
these persons He'd TO tho United States.
and are said 10 have arrived on Febru-
airy II on board the steamer Wittekind.
w. G. Hamilton and his bride OF New
York, nee Miss Voorhees,. daughter Of
the Indiana senator. stayed a few days
In Berlin during the past week.
]. d. Ganson. secretary Of the Unltca
states embassy. II expected back TO his
post ot the end OF the month. On his
arrival IN Rerlln the United states a n
haasador, Mr.. Ruryon. ana Mrs. Run
yon will go on a months trip TO swedsn
and Norway.
Lieutenant G. overland the Unliei
States naval attaohe at Berlin, has ar
rived here after spending the winter In
Home.
Richard Watson GD1or, editor OF the
Century Magazine. was fete1 In this
city before departing for Venice 70
attend the marriage Of his sisier-ln- Jaw.
who Is the sister Of Charles Dekay,
United States consul general here.
Mrs HaLlng( the daughter of Mr.
Rnnyon. has returned after spending n
month IN Paris.
Il Is announced that Lieutenant Man
tuffal, commander nf the German forces
in East Africa. died suddenly on
| Tune IL.