Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27

Breslau, asking the retention OF Prince
bismarck in Office, and condemned
vehemently the action of the Govern
ment In instiiuting proceedings against
the frogesslss Tapers, for reprinting
rom Conservative journals, the per-
sonai attacks upon the Empress, while
allowing the original source OF the arti-
cles to so unmolested.
Herr Richter's speech evoked reioin-
ders from Herren Boruch and Haupt,
Conservatives, Seedlitz, Free Conserva-
tive, and Emdien, National Liberal, each
OF whom protested against Herr Rich
tors dragging the name OF the sovereign
into the debate.
Military movements on the frontier are
progressing rapidly. The 1rmee Je-
rordnungsbtdh publishes orders for
the Strengthening OF the Eastern
garrison5 in the district OF Neidenburg,
Solden and Lick. The Austrian paper
say that within the next few weeks the
garrison of Yalacia will be increased by
eighteen battalions. Reinforcements are
going to the Herzegovina frontier. u
which the Montenegro Pestherl-
lloyd warns Prince Nicholas that
Austria will not long tolerate
robber state in her vicinity,
and.t that if under orders OF Russia he dis.
bands the police he will be crushed and
Montenegro will cease to exist before ita
friends can interfere. The threat is we'll
backed. The Austrian War Office il GER
tain that its troops can sweep over Mon
tenegro with little resistance. General
Won Planitz, accompanied by num-
Der OF Saxon staii-oflicers, has inspected
the Prizemist Fort Works at Cracow and
other expected centers Of operation.
The Brattrino party in Roumania has
issued q manifesto explicitly declaring III
favor of an alliance with Germany and
Austria and denouncing Russia az
Roumania's enemy.
In the course OF the debate in the lower
house Of the Hungarian diet at Pestii
to-day, Herr Van Tizsa, the Prime
Minister, in renouncing the refusal of
the Government to be represented
at the Paris exhibition, said
he even could not advise the Hun
garians personally to send exhibits.
The Government, he declared, was
bound to consider what might happen ii
the political situation could become moro
complicated. 1t must be remembered
that at times popular feeling in France
would become excited, and it might hap
pen that against the wish of the French
Government the property OF Hungarian
subjects would be damaged and the
national flag insulted. The statement
caused sensation in the house. After ~
pause the Prime Minister added that
France would certainly not take the non
representation OF Hungary as in any way
an aifront.
The corner in maize, engineered by
Austrian land owners, has begun IT,
seriously affect the market. The home
syndicate has bought 10000 tons, pay
ment for which is due on delivery. IT
already holds 10000 tons stored in vi.
emma, Pesth and the chief provincial
towns. The public granaries are over
flowing. The rent OF wharves and mag
azines has risen 100 per cent. The price
of corn has advanced from forms 20
kreutszers, to forms So kreutszerg
per one hundred metrical pounds.
The Hungarian corn harvest was de-
ficient in 1887 by 900, 900 tons, and this,
in connection with the tariff which pre-
vents imports from Roumania, is helping
to advance the prices.
General Van Schwientz, the German
Ambassador to Russia, will leave st.
Petersburg June LIST. He will come To
Berlin on leave of absence with his
family.
General Stosch, ex-Chief Of the Ad-
miralty, recently obtained an interview
with the Emperor This fact caused the
Liberal press to circulate the report that
General Stosch would be decorated and
get an appointment against the desire OF
Prince Bismarck. General Stosch re-
turns to his country seat undeoorated.
The latest news concerning the EN-
peror's condition is very satisfactory.
He gained in weight during the past few
days. He spent part of the evening in
study before he went to bed.