St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-11
GERMAN GOSSIP.
Meeting OF the EmperOrs Prob
ble--Neyyspaper Men in Trouble


ble--Nevvspaper Men in Trouble.
LONDON, July 1O.-The report that the
emperors of Germany, Austria and Russia
would meet next autumn is revived. and
there is but little doubt that such meeting
is contemplated. 1t will probably be held
at Kiel.
BERLIN, July 10.-A number of Jour-
nalistS have been indicted by the govern
ment for breaches of the press law, in pub
fishing documents relating to the Sarauw
case while it was OH trial in the courts,
The trial of the newspaper men promises
to abound i'll sensations, Capt. Sarauw
having been convicted of furnishing
to France regularly, While he was in the
government military service, all the in
formation he could obtain concerning
German Notifications and ornaments.
The statement of the Imperial Bank of
Germany shows an increase in specie OF
l. 100. 900 marks. Official organs deny the
report that the government intends to con-
woke the reichStag in September in order to
renew the splrt-taX proposals. They say
that the reichStag will not meet until No
vember. The vote by which the Bundles
rath rejected the exhibition bill has created
INTENSE Discomfort IN BERLIN
The decision was due to the votes of the
deputies from Baden, Bavaria, Wurtem-
burg, SaXony and Brunswick and the alb
Stention from voting of the Russian MEM
bers. Berllners accuse the deputies of hos
tllity to the exhibition, and Of an inclina-
ton to favor the Paris exhibition rather
than the Berlin project. Another demand
for credit for the exhibition will be made
upon the rechstag. Prince Bismarck has
submitted to the bundesrath scheme for
the coinage Of pieces of the value
of 2 pfenngs, to be composed
of $50 parts nickel and 100
parts copper, and the total mintage to be
5000, 600 marks. The government has de-
cided to restore the StraSburg municipal
council with an administrative autonomy,
which was suspended i'll 1872. The Ger
man commission at StraSburg has been
abolished. Voting for municipal officers
was begun there to-day and will be con-
tinued tomorrow. Herr Singer, the social
ist deputy who was expelled from Berlin,
went to FranZelbad after visiting Dresden.
He intends to make tour through the
socialist aid Industrial centers in the South
EMPEROR WILLIAMS soJoUKN AT EMS
| is notable, inasmuch that lie improves in
health and aspect. He is able to take
longer walks than formerly. and has an
| elastic step and healthy color. An inventory
is being taken of the jewels
left by the late King Louis Of
Bavaria. In his chateau at Berg,
there were found Golfers filled with dia-
| monds, rubies and pearls. watches and
chains, amounting to Il fortune. Researches
vii! be made after boards which are sup
posed to be secreted in other chateaus. The
German press is excited over All incident at
Prague. The authorities there forbade the
handw0rkers verein TO publicly celebrate
the unwilling OF a statue of Joseph Ii. in
the gardens of the society, On the ground
that such celebration would provoke All
anti-German demonstration. The society
subsequently organized an industrial exhi-
bition and the police refuse to permit a
display Of German flags. Minister Won
Boettecher and Won Puttkamer and numer-.
Gus other officials were present at Stettin
to-day to witness the launch of the steamer
Prussia, the first of the new imperial mail
steam ers to be built for the Eastern service
The Cholera.
ROME, July 10.-The cholera returns fol-
the day are: Brindisi, 135 new cases, AZ
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