Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
OVER THE OCEAN.
GERMANY.

Copyrighted by New York Associated Press, 1885.
BERLIN, June 9.-Ihe tall of Herr Vcr
Puttkamer, vice-president of the PrusSiar
ministry council, and Prussian minister OF
the interior, has caused immense jubila
ton in the Radical camp. Herr Richter
in the Freisennig, attributes his downfall
directly to his speech in the lantag, and
closes an exultant article with the ex
clamation: Long live the kaiser. Nav
God preserve his strength. If He does so
many other things in Prussia and Austria
also, will improve" The satisfaction
which the government party desires from
the kaiser's yielding to Prince Bismarck 5
do, by vetoing the Quinquen-
NAL parliament bill, TO furnish
the radicals a portion OF A preteXt to boast
that the kaiser had sided with it against
his own cabinet, and the conservative ma
lority is damDened by the prospect of an
imperial rescript. The Cologne 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's de-
cesion to part with him betokens his
discrimination 10 impart to his
reign the stamp of his own
Puttkamer's letters of justification treated
the matter as personal one. 1t was not
submitted to the cabinet. The kaiser's
reply intimated that Herr Won Puttkamer
had failed 10 convince him. Prince Bis
mHrck visited Herr Won Pottkamer today,
but not the emperor nothing is vet
decided regarding Herr Won Puttkamer's
successor. The national Liberals want
Herr Miguel, mayor of Frankfort. or Herr
Won Bennigsen, preferably the former, 10
succeed 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 it is doubtful
whether any leader would accept the DO
sition in the present uncertain state of
affairs.
The emperor's journey TO Potsdam was
idealized 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 few days has en-
abled him to spend much time out of
doors, much to his great benefit. as il is
certain his removal TO POtsdam caused a
slight relapse. His appetite is still en-
feebled by the heat and the doctors are
trying TO augment II. DIR. Ieyden has
again Joined in the consultations. DR.
Howell returns at the emperors special
request as soon as his private affairs viii
permit.
The emperor has decided that no SIM
mer fetes or other festivities shall be stop
ped on account of his condition or the
death OF his father.
The empress during her tour of the
flooded district stopped at Jonasdorf.
Alteonelde, Elbing, DirSchau and Schneid-
emUhl, visiting the sufferers by the floods
and receiving the town officials. She Will
return to Potsdam at midnight tonight.
her majesty has sent kindly answer 70
the address presented to her by the women
and girls of GerlItz.
Prince Bismarck is expected at Kiss
lngen on July Z, for three weeks soiourp.
His wite's Hines has been serious, but the
danger Is now aVerted and the princess is
able 10 leave her bed at intervals
The National Zeitpng states that the
government has abandoned. for the pres
emit its intention of increasing the duties
on Russian grain. This announcement
had good effect upon the boerse. which
was quiet during the week,
beginning with the month of July the
circulation OF foreign coin will be prohib-
tied throughout the empire except in dis
tricts near the Austrian and Swiss from
tiers. This measure is mainly directed
against the French coin in circulation in
Alsace-Lorraine.
A grand funeral ceremony is announced
TO take place in Vienna on the 2lst inst.
on the occasion Of the transfer of Beethov-
en- ashes to the new Central cemetery.
where they will be laid between those OF
Schubert ana Mozart
PoTrsDAM, June emperor William
passed good night and is cheerful today.
liz Went to the park in the forenoon.