The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09
FROM ABROAD.
The Germans Meet Disaster
in East Africa.
a LEAGUE AGAINST eERnAyY.
Agitatar CASTELAR, Uniting the I.t,.
Raees-rhe spanish Cab
met Resigns.

Copyrighted ISIS ss the Associated Prxs< !,
BERItS, Dec S-The rsiekssAx aajcnrst
DccsERbsr is, and will reaSSemSse 4se.r
the nldale % January. Tse CT tica, -
lion ia East Africa, where the A ~
eseetzzliy wipiug cat the GeFx--~ 49,
aud clearing ne tcrritery q er~@g y. v
Of the German rexlsac, en- farxsas
ample explanations "A {;x<mens a6Sss,
than the chaaeeliqx inlrnA 4 =. ~ ~
ported to-nigai tsas TIE eA~. s.tS 80.
yet rclieve Coaat Herbert - a wA.,t5.
biliiy u mAskux <xr;an xxioas 1ss4 eav.
hi-seli "a the rss<Akiax rhn<x 81 Ia ~.
elOse his ss1eze fo< sh< s<s,zsra<Ina OF Ger.
nan iaaesn1e rnfil r<exnffs the cban.
ceilar has N~t Aad nnf e0xhtsiasn aAagt
ihe kasi FSscan<n,rFr<sse aud wusilf have
.alatf Ato, - ne.<oaAi sctioa sen3iuE
aivioa Hc Gov fcls lho sfsmnl1s n
ne ~ eifczt s that Is sprea3lnr
throws haeg a tsasay ana araariinF ~
fiiiCiAl Information II ,ietcFsa aed 4, prs-
sret Commercial Interests throughout the
Ccicd territories There q : strong sna
gresing party 10 tae reIeh.tzz ahich "a.
fpoaiss re parcaEse Of the Easi African
CeiapAaf 5 RIGHTS hf tao EoverumcHt ana
TIE sa1sa utmf f0fmsftea az military rAssts
p raaft ile colonies and traders. A 9h!fs
te,uS tabled in the fricnsiAg to-day b'a4aer
the refapsnt' = afrsi q stratiun as ur-sfrtrt
i've of disasitE The conclusion resraNf
after anllaK t0c white BOOK j. thEt The
tfefElsiss ragi1 uai Dc n a sarzt nfieht
therc j. every indication that suprefnary
ng absolute abandonment of feT
Ii'oft a.e iae oisiy Alternatives souae IN
dicai1ea ef tae eaaucelisr's pTo5ert appears
N aaisPatch "a Counf voa Haixlcidf, Ger.
mAp anlaAss aiaF 81 London. under dage 81
ociober =. - WhiFn lhe Chancellor avs
the sss5 eytcut q e1uniTy, combined viii
tae eamstic casssil luas. stands In the way
81 "a sgtempt % carry civilization Gar inss
tAe territory tae dispatch i interpreted
- ferpsaa.iowiag an expcaitiSn into the
Interior. 1Flia indefinite imits
uGE SnFEEoR stCK AND tERrABlR.
The hes.ta 81 Tie cmperof has 50 far i'm
pruyed iiaI be i pnpaFiug % 60 Wctn3s
DAY on shooting cXpeaitioa in Hanover.
he 4onfaes drpcnas on the weather. his
dpciors advising am % avoid exposure te
severe cold The oaicials within the ern-
E-crnr's circle are made 30 feel the luaaenre
81 ais pa!u aud auanement IN hls iafense
ifascieiencss and constant demands faf
unnecessary woTk.
rHE PERSECUTION oT raoH. czFYcKEN.
Appeals 20 the empenor 70 release Prof
Gcickea are received with ii sfayof fhe
emperor declares thai hs eanno; Interfere
with TIE prosecution. GA gae ether hand.
Be has enhanced the snit instifated hy hina
A. rrsiduary legatec % his father AGAINST
tae h.slsg Hgsaag for publishing Fresier-
iek's diary of isd5.
VIE LAEts LsAGus
The l.a:ia league, which aims 10 detaca
Italy from The triple alliance. Is nos
openly advocated BY spanish publicatisns
beth manarvhist and Republican. acror
CASTELAR, goes 10 Rome - invise moderate
Republicans To join a coalition 20 oasf
Premier Cfispi, aud 70 accept the existing
monarchy ard avoid hostility To the
church until the league Of France. spain.
Italy and Belgium succeed In Overthrow,
Jag the ABsiro Germanie alliance. Though
somewhat visionary, the efforts sn forln
such league are carefully watched here
CaStciags mission j. certain 70 hamper
the free play Of Crtspis policy aud though
IL cannot possibly lead - q rupture OF tha
exlsing alliance, 10 might influence an-
other ministry a-Sinst a renewal Of the
EAgement Scunf Armlxu. SpAnish.minis
tUr Of foreign AFFAIR.", privately approves
OF scuoE Csstslar's lssi
The siralnCd relations af the German
foreign oftcc with ssnur AFrnigo. causes
delay Of tAe acceptance cf Hen0F Ro&xfom :
a. new spanish am bassador Count Heno
Gar wiil continue to he FteoxulAed = -
representative Of spain until his lrtf4s1 ~
recall are presented IN due form FcAff1x
increased difficulty with Berlia. senox A.
miEo has renouBged his intention q -
Count keuomhr before stale eount9t fU
bnuai Prince hismafxk has sent ix139s
70 Count BcnoWaF expressing astunix',4
meut HAT he should be recalled Tia -
ter is meant as a FLAP IN ihc face Tor MS1sr
Afnigo. The incident does not end hxtH
sgni Ben0mar has rcfussd 10 cpnsi<a -
his Successor certain archives Of tkt efa
aassy. The Developments viii havevftI
diplomatic interest