The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-15
ing the manufacture by Berlin makers of a
series of canulas adapted to variations Of
the malady.

ing the manufacture by Berlin makers of a
series of canulas adapted to variations of
the malady.
SIX WEEKS OF LIFE.
The North German Gazette tonight says
that the doctors are of the opinion that no
unfavorable change will occur for at least
six weeks. The Emperor has now no feel
ing OF choking The swelling below the
canula was due to cartilaginous inflamma-
ton. The difficulty in breathing was re-
moved by the insertion Of the new canula
This announcement does not lessen the pub
lie anxiety.
FINANCIAL Berlin is expectant of fresh i'm
pulse through the negotiations for new
loans. The Spanish government is treating
with the Disconto Gesellschaft for further
facilities. The Rome municipality applies
for loan of blechroders and the success
of the Mexican issue has emboldened other
Central and South American governments
to make overtures to German bankers. A
strong Bourse party, chiefly associated with
home enterprises, condemn the threatened
outburst of foreign loans, and its opposition
will probably prevent over-speculation.
WORK BEFORE THE LANDTAG.
The first business on the resumption of
the sessions of the Landtag will be the vote
on the bill for the relief of TIE sufferers by
the foods. This will be followed by
measure to restore the property of religious
orders authorized to return to Prussia, the
bill relating to free tuition in primary
schools, and the proposal of Herr Won
Eynnem TO impose upon the communeS and
towns large share of the police charges.
Herr Windthorst's demands for extended
control by the clergy in education in the
primary schools will lead to heated de-
bate. The programme of the session on the
whole has not changed in interest.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS MEMORIAL.
SectaIian feeling has been excited over
the announcement of the ReichSbdte, the
organ Of the Protestant Evangelicals, that
the national memorial to the late Emperor
will be a protestant cathedral, replacing
the present dome in Berlin. The Germ0nid
and the entire Catholic press have resented
the proposition that money taken from a
population that is two-fifths catho-
lies be applied to the building
of a protestant cathedral The Ma
ttOndL Zeitlflg has argued that as Prussia
contributed to the completion of the Cologne
cathedral, the objection of the Catholics to
contribute to national Protestant cathe-
dral is untenable Meanwhile the contro-
versy continues. The commission appointed
by the Emperor TO report the best form of
monument is not likely to approve the
cathedral project, but rather to adopt the
North German GGzette's suggestion for a
national pantheon.
SOCIALISTS AGAIN ACTIVE.
Reports from Leipsic, Munich, Bremen
and elsewhere concur in stating that there
has been renewal of the activity in
Socialist circles. The authorities are work
ing with redoubled zeal to repress the
Socialists and are actually engaged in
searching the domiciles of suspected
parties. At Elberfeld 10 arrests have
been made. At Barmen eleven and at
Munich twenty, including number of per-
sons who figured in the recent congress at
St. Gall. The Munich trial will arouse
great interest as the police spies who were
thought to be trusted members of the
Socialist associations will appear as wit
nesses
The international sugar trade congress
has been fixed to meet at Cassel during
Whitsun week. Six hundred delegates will
be present.