Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-31
LIFE IN THE RHINELAND.
A SPIRITED DEBATE OVER THE
EXPULSION OF THE POLES,


Nobility Living in France - be Con-
hScAtsd-RoyRIty at - Bsli-DoEs to be
Employed as Military Sentinels.
BERLIN, Jan. 30.--The debate in tha
Lower House of the Landtag on Thursday
last on The subject Of the expulsion OF the
Poles from Eastern Prussia, was listened
to by al immense audience. The Cham.
her was crowded to its utmost capacity
aGd outside me building there was a greas
crowd OF people who had been unable 70
gain admission. The box reserved for
royalty was occupied by the Princes Of
the royal family. Prince Bismarck gave
mastery historical survey OF Prussiaa
relations with the Poles, An alluslon by
the Chancellor to tine governments inten-
tlon Ok appropriatiug the land OF members
OF me Polish nobility who lived in Paris
ana Monaco caused tremendous uprOars
BISMARCK JOKES.
On FRIDAY when the discussion WAC
continued there was less int rest mani.
Tested, and the galleries were not 81
crowded as on the preceding day. The
debate savored Of party recrimination.
Kerr StableyesEi made a violent speech
Ia winch he accused the government OF
waging war OF determination against
the Poles.
Prince Bismarck, in cOntrovertine the
statement Of Herr Windthorst, the cleri4
cal leader, remarked that he wished Herr
Windthorst had his-the ChancellOrs-
place, adding that he mad sounded the
Emperor on the subject of such change,
but that the latter had declared that he
was too old to try such experiments. This
MT OF the ChancellOr's was greeted vita
loud laughter.
DAZZLING BALL.
Tue annual bal dc pOperq which waa
held last night was dazzling success.
The attendance numbered 5000 and
among the guests We're the Emperor and
Empress and many members Of the no.
bility. The polauaise was led 10y the EN-
peror aud Crown Princess the Crown
Prince following with the Wife Of Priuea
William who, attired in scarlet uniform,
led the Princess of SAKE Meiningen,
Prince Albert, Regent Of Brunswick, and
Princess Victoria completing the royal
set.
Prince Henry, who wore a naval uni
form, and the Empress remained in tha
royal box. The Emperor appeared to be-
in excellent health and spirits His man4
ner was most genial, and after the danes
he very reeably entertained a circle Of
ladies' OF the diplomatic corps.
GGrHEs HOUSE.
The Chamber of SAKE Weimar has voted
a credit for the purpose OF founding q
mission In GGthe's house at Weimar.
The BaYarian Chamber is opposed tn
the spirit monopoly bill. The governments
viii abstain from voting IN the Bundles
rath or the measure IN order to avoid
thwarung the project, the principle OS
which IL approves.
Chinese Minister Tchang has arrived
from Paris.
in connection with papal affairs the
VOSSlSche /eitUDg. speaking OF the pro-
posed appointment of nuncio TO Berlin.
says: The Pope personally originated
the idea. When the appointment will be
made" says the H0sSiSche, sis a matter
OF considerable doubt, as there are many
obstacles to prevent immediate realiza-
ton OF the project"
DOGS OF WAR.
The Minister of War has ordered that
number OF dogs be trained for use as
night sertiuels. This idea was suggested
10y an incident Of the war in the SOudane
IN which the experiment Of substituting
dogs rs guards was successfully tried.
Polish merchants are making arrange
ments to boycott German trade as an act
Of retaliation for the Polish expulsion.
ACHENBACH's MOTION ADOPTED.
The Lower House of the Landtag, after
eight hours debate to-day adopted Herr
Acheubsch's motion for the adoption OF a
resolution expressing satisfaction at the
passage in the speech from che throne
promising measures for the protection OF
German Interests In Eastern Prussia. The
anuOuncementOf the result of the vote was
greeted with tumutuOus ap-
plause. The members OF the
Centre, the Polish members and new
German Liberals left the chamber before
the division.
Herr Richter submitted a motion Ia
refer to The Budget Committee claus e in
Herr Achenbach's motion Offering IN
grant funds 10 increase German educa-
tiOnal advantages ia the Polish provinces.
The motion was rejected by a vote Of 2S4
TO 1873.
THE NEW LIBERALS BOLT.
Herr YischOg then declared that in
view OF the rejection OF this motion an
nuling, as II did, the prescribed order Of
business, the new German Liberals would
not assist IN another division.
Herr Won Pulkamer, Minister OF the In
terror, in supporting Herr Achenbach's
motion, denied that the government Lad
been guilty OF harsnness Ia it's treatmsnk
OF the Poles, or that 10 entertained feelings
Of hatred towards them. As for himself
he was willing, he said, 10 accept tue re-
spOnsibilityfJr the course which had been
pursued.
Replying 10 Herr Windthorst, Gen. Won
ScballendOrf, Minister OF War, declared
that there was no question Of interfering
with the promotion OF Catholics in tho
Prussian army into which be trusted Herr
CultCrkampt would NOT be dragged. Pro-