Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23
||FFEREN7 STORIES
~ THE GERMAN AND DHIr-
ISL GOVERNMENTS.


Al, Feb. 22.-The conflicting
t,.msnts made by the first lord OF
,'s..ury Mr.. A. j. Balfour. In the
IAN house of commons, and the i'm
N, CHANCELLOR. Prince Hohenlohe, in
,.,cbstag, the former on February
Living IT was not true that Germany
| .nnroached Great Britain with
! IA the conclusion of a monetary
lament and the latter announcing
| r,bruary that he had learned
preliminary negotiations with
pritjsh government that the open
I n The Indian minis was not ex-
hi have caused surprise in this
/, was gathered from Mr.. Bal
n. remarks that the British gov
[rant ia not ayerse to the opening
/, srhems for monetary reform while
! obstruction placed on the state
N, Of Prince Hohenlohe was that
M Britain had refused to take the
kttr into consideration.
ipurt von Kardorf, the German silver
,nulon, questioned the government
n, subject this afternoon and
Ir.N out that MIR. Balfour's state
q, was at variance with that of
IN Hohenlohe. Tho minister OF
Fla affairs, Baron Marschal Won
|.Srtsin. replied that Count Won
klu,sdt. the German ambassador at
k,ton had been directed to inform
government of Great Britain that
Imperial chancellor was about to
5,tgrca In the reichstag that 1t re-
|rts The opening of the mints as a
ssnr proceeding regarding inter-
It'nal bimetallism and that 1t under
hi that the reopening of the mints
\ lntclpated within n measure bly,
VT period. The British government
bpiisd by aoquiescing In this state
ut
nni Won Kardorf complained that
fns Hohenlohe had acted contrary
" nichstag's resolution OF 1895, ia
~ this inquiry In London. But
hsts Hohenlohe did not reply the
A<i vas dropped. The conflict in
Naur's statement and the reply
y ryernment Is more apparent
NM The government said that
2Nintend to open the minis ms a
st.' to the international negotia-
VI. Balfour merely stated that
rNinment would reconsider the
ysflrg OF the mints on any satisfac-
lrency scheme.
~ ndicals and socialists seized on
tsbate on the military budget to
" tefce attacks upon the govern
~ On account OF alleged trregu-
~ The army and the maltreat-
rlW socialist recruits, OF which the
sEhts published long history
sng 10 show that the ministry had
tatates In the ring.
aai blebel made similar charges in
iaehstag which the minister Of
ven Won Schellendorf. most elm
.AlN denied. Herren- Biebel and
Isn Declared the emperor was
isnt In severely dlsclplining the
IVY recruits without reason, but
nanlster Tor war maintained that
me unqualified right of his
10y 10 maintain discipline in the
Y " any means he saw 1T to en-
now estimated that 10000 men
sOmen employed In the clothing
asss goods Industries have been
ke' The men obtained all their
s on Wednesday including Is
.sn' increase In wages and nego-
XIV are now pending between the
PEOPLE and the woman's clothing
sment with the prospect of an
Nulement. In Hamburg the
strike has ended in favor of
soslahsts have declined to take
me reichstag peace Jubilee on
owing to the fact that par
, ..siaN are to toast the emperor. The
ssn are TO follow suit unless the
Ky Prince Bismarck is framed so
\, 10 be offensive to them.
csor Quldde, author OF the IA
Ishghu pamphlet, has been In
IN. =" the Munich court for lese
birthday Of Prince Bismarck.
'M born April /. 1915. win be
ssnerslly celebrated throughout
my Big celebrations will be
We philharmonic society In
M hnel, director OF the artillery
r.. Dantzo, DAntalc. committed
n Wednesday last. Papers
h,,he round after his death show
N ~ ue mad been In communication
me French secret military eabi.
N OF f. w. Boehme of Brook.
anmo,l,' and William Schroeder OF
,s,sa III both of whom were i'm,
n S,a mo the German navy have moi
s,sEht TO the notice OF the Uni
kAa,.v n embassy Whenever tht
N ms been notified of such case,
hid n, invariably been speedily ad
Hnbsy mere has been an unusua
rna, ~ seizures OF Americans o
hy outh for the army this year
tkv numbered about twent,
stsssoss nn all have been released
,he real obligations covered
b M. young man from Cincinnati
shtara' this week on the ropre
WI ~ OF the United States en-
aAd' Il, 3; Jackson. secretary of tn,
tsent.s embassy, was officiall,
thassa % the ex-Empress Frederlcl
ne San anaires on Wednesday.
s,n ,ani. which was to have beer
hsfIcar sh, by the members OF tn,
ukIns, eolony here in honor o
ata NM, 3 birthday has been post
Y plana next Tuesday when II will
gues,s az the Kaiserhoff. Abou
http,,o. WI be present There wa
Ntha ,oday In honor Of Washing
.. JacIsay at the residence of MI