The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

Copyright ISIS by the New York Associated Press
BERLIN, June 0.---The fall of Herr Won
Puttkamcr vice.president of the Prussian
ministry council and Prussian minister OF
the interior, has caused immense jubilation
in the Radical camp, Herr RoChter, in the
freisiRhige, ascribes his downfall directly to
his speech in the Landtag, and closes an ex-
ultant article with the exclamation: "Long
live the Kaiser May God preserve his
health. II he docs so, many other things in
Prussia and Prussia also will improve"
The satisfaction which the government
party derive from the Kaiser's yielding TO
Prince Bismarcl's representation that il
would never do by yetoing the quinquennial
parliament bill 10 furnish the radical oppo.
sition a prcteNt TO boast that the Kaiser had
sided with IL against his own cabinet and the
conservative majority is dampcncd by the
prospect Of an imperial rcscript.
The Colonge Gazette and other government
organs daily urge the Emperor against doing
anything likely TO cause further designations
Herr Puttkamer never had the full SYM
pathy OF the Emperor, and the latter decis-
ion TO part with him betokens his determin-
alton TO impart TO his reign, the stamp OF his
own independent convictions. Herr Won
Puttkamer's letter of justification treated
the matter as a personal one. Ii twas not sub
mitted TO the cabinet The Emperor's reply
intimatcd that Herr Won Puttkamer
had failed 10 convince him. Prince Bis
marck visited Herr Won Puttkamer today,
but not the Emperor so nothing is yet de.
cided regarding Herr Won Puttkamer's sue
cessOr. The National Liberals want Herr
MIGUEL, mayor OF Frankfort, or Herr Won
Bennigsen, preferably the former, 90 sue
coed him. The Radicals desire Herr Winter,
mayor of Dantzig. Neither party is hopeful
that the Emperor will go so FAR TO the left in
his choice, and IL is doubtful whether any
leader would accept the position in the pres
ent state OF affairs.
The Emperors journey to Potsdam was
localized by the loyalty OF the people, and
has been treated by the Berlin Press IN the
spirit Of the Arthurian legend. The fine
weather OF the past two DAYS has enabled
him to spend much time outdoors to his
great benefit, rs IL is certain that his removal
TO Potsdam caused slight relapse. His ap.
petite Is still onfoebled by the heat
and his lnssitude, and the doctors
are trying 10 augment IL. Dr. Leydcn
has again joined IN the consultations. DR.,
Howell returns at the Empcrors special re.
quest NJ soon as his private afiairs will per
init. The Emperor has decided that no sum
mcr feies or other festivities shall be stopped
on account OF his condition or the death Of
his father.
The Empress during her tour Of the food
cd district stopped at Jonasdorf, Alteonelde,
Elbing, Dirschau aud Schncidcmuhl visit.
ing the suilercrsby the floods and receiving
the town officials. She will return 10 Pots
dam at midnight tonight Her majesty has
sent kindly answer TO the address presented
10 her by the women and girls of Gorliiz.
Prince Bismarck is expected AT kissingen
on July for three weeks sojourn. His
wiie's illness has been serious but the dan
ger is now aycrtcd aud the princess Is able
10 leave her bed at intervals.
The National Zei'ung states that the GOV.
crnmcnt has abandoned for the present its
intention. of increasing the duties ON Rus.
sian grain. This announcement had a good
effect upon the Doursc aud prices we're quiet
during the week, with the exception OF n
disturbance which was caused by a rumor
that the government contemplated the con
version Of the per cent Frussian consols
into ~ per cents. II Is believed that the
Minister Of Finance u IN favor of such
project, but the present circumstances are
not favorable for an operation Of such mag
nitudc.
Germany's foreign trade during April last
does not compare favombly with that Of
April, 1887. The exports Of iron aud steel
show n large decrease, pig iron from 2i3,3jl
tons 10 ~, O3I tons. The imports of coal aud
wood show an Increase, aud those 81 sugar,
rice, oats, copper, zinc aud cotton adecrcasc.
A grand funeral ceremony l. announced
to take place In Vienna on the 2lst instant,
on the occasion M the transfer Of lccth.
ovens ashes 20 the New Central cemetery,
where they will be laid between those Of
Schubert aud Mozart