Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-07
THE BERLIN BUDGET.
Political News From the German
Capital.


Capital.
BERLIN, Nov. 6.-TSpecial Cablegram to
the BEEl-The projected alliance between the
nationals, liberals and conservatives has not
yet been definitely accomplished, although the
leaders of the two parties have exchanged
views and arrived at favorable understand
ing. 1t was decided. however, to postpone
the final agreement until the members reas-
semble at the opening OF the rchstag.
NATIoNALIzING RAILWAYS.
Prince Bismarck discussed with Herr
Bleichroder on the OCCASION of the latter's
visit to Varsin, the question of raising funds
to assist in completing the naturalization of
Prussian railways.
THE REPORTS RIDICULED.
Bourse authorities ridcule the reports
which have been circulated that Prince Bis
marck's purpose in sumnOning Herr Bleich-
roder to VarSn 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 Rus
sian stocks now on the market, as they be-
lieye in the truth of the statement that has
been current since Herr Bleichroder's return
to Berlin that Prince Bismarck told him that
Russia does not seek to occupy Bulgaria,
that he was certain no European war was
n
peror Francis Joseph were determined upon
a pacific settlement.
BAVARIAN ELECTIONS.
Unusual interest is felt in Bavaria in the
Impending election 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 position in
which the government is placed make il neceS-
sary to hasten the elections. The campaign
has already been opened. The peasants re-
main faithful to the clericals. In towns the
liberals are uniting in all sections and are
confident of large Successes. liz Munich
alone they count upon Wrestling six seats
from the ccrlcalS. Society has at present
candidates in Nurembu;g, Furth, Ansbach,
and Schwabach. 1t is Improbable that the
liberal gains will BE- sufficiently large to de-
priye the cericals of majority in the diet,
and after the elections there will again be
presented the abnormal situation of majority
of that body in opposition to the liberal mi
nority, and this condition of affairs will con-
tinue unless the regent, following constitu-
| tional rule, forms a conservative ministry.
| This step, 1t is said the regent coptemplates,
| and during his coming visit TO Berlin will
consult with Prince Bismarck on the adyis-
| ability of dismissing the Lutz ministry.
Prince Bismarck has hitherto opposed the al,-
| pointment of Catholic ministry in Bavaria,
and II is not likely that he Will give his as
| sent to the proposal.
FRAUD uPoN OLD sol DIERS.
The German Official journal at Strasburg
recounts the fraud played upon the old
| French soldiers residing in Alsaoe-l .Orraine.
| Circulars were issued which announced that
eXEmpress Eugene had decided to grant an
annual pension TO soldiers were fourteen
years in the service, and that bureau had
been opened in Suasburg to examine and
certify papers and to register names on pay
mcnt of one mark each by soldiers present =
| ing the proper certificate ana two marks by
those who could not furnish certificates.
| SOLDIER SOCIALIST ARRESTED.
A soldier named Paul Weiche has been
arrested at Lubec for connectoI with social
! ist plot, Correspondence of a damaging ma
| ture was found upon him. which was trac ed
TO q Hamburg soldier named Paul Koch and
! several soldiers suspected Of being indicated
in Tie movement have been arrested.
COUNT YIrzuUME'S MEMOIRS.
The publisher, Gotta, of Stuttgart will soon
issue the memoirs of Count yltzhume while
Saxen minister at London. The work con-
tainS much of the unfeyeaed history of the
period between the years 1855 and lsj9. II