St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17

private assurances that the entente cordiale
between Germany and Russia remains nm
disturbed, and that perfect understanding
exists between both courts. Enpe1Or WIZ
lam Will return to Berlin on "Wednesday
He Will give an audience to NJ. Jules Her
lette, the French ambassador. on Friday
and will afterward
GO HUNTING
at Blankenburg. Crown Prince Frederick
William, the king of Saxony; Princes Will
lam and Henry. of Prussia: the Duke of
oaxe AItenburg and the Duke of SAKE
CoDourg Will meet the emperor at Blank
enDurg. 1t is surmised that the object of
the rendezvous of the princes is something
beyond hunting. Returns giving the ex-
ports from Germany to the United States
during the past year show that the exports
from Berlin have increased SLIGO, 600.
from Bremen S662, S34, from Chemnitz
81. o0O 900, from Dresden $3.50. 600. from
Hamourg 81. 100000 from Leipsic $685.
o79 and from Sttttins $500 600. The re-
turns from the South German consular dis
trlctS have not yet been issued. They.
however. will probably indicate the same
rate or increase, Frankfort heading the list
with an increase of 500. 600. The pro-
tectlonlSt organs seek to prove that the i'll
crease is due to
PROTECTIVE POLICY
OF the government, while on the other hand
the National Zeitung, free trade journal.
contends that the return of stability i'm the
American trade Is the sole cause of the re-
vival of business. The annual report of
the Dusseldorf chamber of commerce states
that the expectation of paintings to Amer
lea has almost ceased since the rise in the
American tariff. The expectation of paint
ings from Paris to America has decreased
from 5000. 600 francs to 1900 600 francs,
The socialists attempted to hold reunions
in the suburbs of Lelpsic to-day. but the
meetings were suppressed by the authori-
ties. A mass meeting, which was to have
been helb at Kaufbauren, Bavaria, was also
forbidden by the police. Herr. Viereck.
editor of the socialist organ, the Deutscht
W0rtenblatt, which was recently SUD-
pressed. was to have presided at the meet
ing. Kreevinkle, the chief of the socialists
at AK. has been sentenced to ten months
Imprisonment. He was Charged with sending
socialstic pamphlets printed in
the German, Polish and Rus
sian languages to a confederate al
Thorn for secret circulation. The crusade
of the police against socialism is being car
ried on more vigorously than ever. The
authorities have succeeded in completely
suppressng every labor organization il
Berlin, Hamburg, LeipSic and Zurich The
German Liberals in the Austrian reichsrath
have presented bill providing for the for
nation of workmenS chambers, whose
functions shall be
TO COLLECT LABOR STATISTICS,
appoint courts of arbitration and advise the
government on questions affecting the in
terestS of the working classes. The bill
also provides that branch chambers be es-
tabliShed in twenty-SiX cities, and that all
OF these bodies be empowered to elect
nine deputies to the rechsrath. Thurs
days edition of the New Fret
Presse was seized on account of an article
vehemently attacking the minister of JUS
tice for defending the use of the Czech
language in the courts OF Bohemia. The
German and Austrian press concur in criti-
clsing the policy of the government as
step toward feudalism, and as leading to
the suppression OF Germans and the final
Czechization of all Bohemia The author
tiles at Fussen. Bavaria, have issued a
unique statement, giving official documents
to prove that King Louis is dead. The
object of the publicatiod of the statement
is to dispel the belief of peasants in the
mountain districts that the king is still
alive: that he has never been mad, and
that he is imprisoned by
A TRAlTOROUS REGENCY.
Other mOuntalneerS hold that Physician
Gudden drugged the king and threw him
into the Sternberg lake while he was in
dying condition, and that Gudden escaped
and is now alive in America The agita.
ton has threatened to end in an outbreak,
Tie authorities warn the peasants that ju-
dicial proceedings will be taken against
those who spread false reports. The Ham,
burg corporation has voted 1000. 600 marks
for the erection of Notifications at Cux-
haven. The work will be begun immedi-
ately and will extend over twelve years.
Crown Prince Frederick William will
open the new harbor of Wilhelm's
haven on the 10th of November This
Prussian government continues its
exertions to Germanize the Eastern
provinces. Polish teachers are being
transferred from the schools in Posep t0
the Rhine provinces, and German teachers
are going from those provinces to POsen.
School masters wqO refuse to obey the
orders of the government in this respect
are discharged, The Catholic seminary al
Padolorn. which was closed during the
Kulturkampf, was reopened to-day. Fried.
erick BodenStedt. the writer, is suffering
from severe attack of ophthalmia.
Endhert Bombach, we'll knowd writer. is
dead. Manager Pollini. of Hamburg. and
tanner, of Vienna, have engaged Nine.
Sembrich for a series of concerts, for each
OF which she will receive 1000 marks,
some Russian Views.