St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-07
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A Proposed Political AiiianCe..Gen-
erai and ersOnal Gossip.

FROM GERMANY.
Proposed Political Aiiiance..Gen-
erai and ersOnai Gossip.
BERLIN, Nov. 6.-The projected alli-
ance between the National Liberals and
Conservatives has not yet been definitely
accomplished, although the leaders of the
two parties have exchanged views and ar
rived at a favorable understanding. 1t
was decided, however, to postpone a final
agreement until the members reaSSemble
at the opening of the Reichstag. Prince
Bismarck discussed with Herr Bleicheroder
on the occasion of the latter's visit to ar
Zin the question Of raising funds to assist IN
completing the naturalization OF PruSSIan
railways. The BourSe authorities ridicule
the reports which have been circulated that
Prince Bismarck's purpose in sumnonng
Herr Bleicheroder to VarziR was to consult
him as to how to abate the danger resulting
from excessive investments by Germans in
foreign loans. They say that the
Bourse will retain the Russian stocks
now on the market, as they
believe in the truth of The statement that
has been current since Herr Bleiclleroders
return to Berlin that Prince Bismarck told
Bulgaria, that he was certain no European
war was impending, and that both the cZar
and Emperor Francis Joseph were deter
mined upon pacific settlement. Unusual
interest Is felt in
BAVARIA
in the impending elections for members of
the Diet There is still year before the
expiration of the legal term of the Diet but
the death of King Ludwig and the critical
pos sltion in which the government is placed
make it necessary TO hasten the elections.
The campaign has already been opened.
The peasantS remain faithful to the Cleri-
Gals In the towns the Liberals are uniting
in all sections. and are confident OF large
successes. In Munich alone they count
upon wrestling six seats from the ClericalS.
The socialists present candidates in Nurem-
berg, Furth. AnSbach and Schwabach. Ii
is improbable that the Liberal gains will be
sufficiently large to deprive the Clericals of
a majority in the diet, and after the elections
there will again be presented the abnormal
situation of majority OF that body in
opposition to liberal ministry, and this
condition of affairs will continue unless the
regent, following the constitutional rule,
forms a conservative ministry. This STEP
it is said, the regent cOntemplateS. and
during his coming visit to Berlin will con-
suit with Prince Bismarck on the advisa-
Dilty of dismissing the Lutz ministry.
Prince Bismarck has hitherto opposed the
appointment of Catholic ministry in Ba-
varia, and it is not likely that he will give
his consent to the proposal. The German
official journal al StraSbourg recounts a
fraud played upon the old French soldiers
I
were issued which announced that ex-Em-
press Eugene had decided TO grant ali an
nual pension to soldiers who had been four
teen years in the service, and that
A BUREAU HAD BEEN OPENED
in Strasbourg 10 receive and certify papers
and to register names on the payment of l
mark each by soldiers presenting the proper
certificates and two marks by those who
could not furnish certificates. A soldier
named Paul Welchel has been ar
rested at Lubec for connection
with a socialistic plot. Correspond
ence of damaging nature was
found upon him which was traced to
Hamburg socialist named Paul Kock, and
several soldiers suspected of being impli-
Gated in the movement have been arrested.
The remaius of Herr Won Loewe will be
given a public funeral. The publisher
Gotta, of Stuttgart, will soon issue the
memoirs of Count Vitzthum while Saxon
minister at London. The work contains
much of the unrevealed history of the
period between the years 1858 and 1859.
1t records that in the course of a converse
ton at dinner, Lord BeacoustieId said:
Gladstone, Bright and myself are the
%bran ip Ri
Gladstone's energy is invncible." Prof.
Trestsohler. the German historian. relates
that Herr bunker was the first in an official
memorial to recommend that Prince Bis
marck. then Prussan minister at Paris, re-
place Count Won Berstorff as minister of
foreign affairs. Six months afJerward
Prince Bismarck was appointed. Prince
Alexander,
LATE RULER OF BULGARIA.
has bought the Charlottenfeld estate near
for 240. 900 marks. The pur-
chase money is pant of the amount taken
from Bulgaria by Prince Alexander upon
his abdication of the throne. Agents of the
late czar had entered into negotiations for
the purchase of the estate for the Princess
Dolgorouki, at the time of the murder of
the car. The Tooth anniversary of the
birth of Johann Ludwig INLAND. the poet
and statesman will be celebrated in Stutt-
gart April 26. 1887. Prof. Beseler. In con-
sequence of serious illness. will be unable
to lecture at the Berlin university during
the winter. Owing to rumors of the preva-
hence of cholera. the sanitary police are
more than usually vigilant Slesping cars are
stopped on the lines at Cologne, Berlin and
Fra kfort. and all cloth goods are disinfeeted.
The Commercial bank at Darmstadt has ar
ranged to take over 4 per cent. Of the
.isbon corporation loan, amounting to 81
On0 400 marks The bank has also nego-
tiated Portuguese government ~ per cent
state railway loan. The government at
Vienna has decided not to await the re-
suits of the experiments being made with
different repeating rifles. and has ordered
the factories to work night and day on the
Manplicher repeating arm. The factories
at Pressburg, Pesth and Stehr are rum
ming necessarily, producing the Werndi re-
peater. The well known printer, Herr
Schlossberger. while Oh his way home at 10
O'Clock at night, on the Graber thorough
fare. which was crowded with people. was
suddenly stabbed in the neck with poinard