The morning news., 1889-01-31
BISMARCK ON THE GOALS.
AN ENGLISH WRITER sTIRS UP a
SENSATION.

A Belief that the Unknown Author is
DR. Mackenzie - The Chancellor
Training Count Herbert to Fill His
Place " hen He Is Gone-The Lat
ters Youthful Iudiscretions.
LONDON, Jan. 30.-The Contemporary
Reuietc publishes an article entitled; "The
Bismarck Dynasty" which bears no sigma
ture, but which contains internal evidence
of having emanated from high authority.
1t is pr bable that the article will create
sensation. 1t opens with reminder that
the chancellor cannot live long. The
American minister at Berlin, tire article
says, five years ago, renarke with surprise
that Prince Bismarck was preparing no one
to succeed him. The chancellor, waking
suddenly to this idea, set about developing
Count Herbert Bismarck.
HERBERT's HIGHS.
The article frankly alludes to Count
Herbert'S youthful broils, to his later in
trigues, and to his embodiment with
woman at Bonn, from which he had 10
slash his way with his sword, receiving an
ugly cut on the head. The Bi'marckiau
contempt for women, acceutuated by this
and another intrigue after the war, is repre-
Sented as the origin Of all that is baneful i'll
the Blsmarckian character. 1--WE snail have
no more petticoats meddling in politics
now, was, according to rumor, the excla-
nation of the exultant Count Herbert on
the death of Emperor Frederick.
STOPPED SHORT OF MURDER.
The article affec,s to dismiss as monstrous
the insinuation of the opponents Of Prin
Bismarck that the chancellor meditated the
death of Emperor Frederick when he in
sisted that EN- error Frederick should leave
San Reno for srlln, but depicts the idea
tn tt Ills ascendancy would tie menaced by
Empress Frederick as a nightmare to the
chancellor, who further saw by Emperor
Frede ick's refusal to discuss state affairs
with Count Herbert that it was useless to
hope thai Count Herbert would ever be
Emperor Fredericks chancellor. Who could
therefore be surprised the writer asks, mad
Prince Bismarck wished the cancer to make
hastes
PUTKAMER'S DISMISSAL.
In reference to the dismissal of Minister
Putkamer by Emperor Frederick, the arti-
Gle asserts that Prince Bismarck was unable
| to make up his mind whether it would be
wiser to resist or to crafty Emperor Fred
| erick's desire, even fter advising Linn to
| sign a decree of dismissal, and says that
directly the decree was published the chan
| cellor told the emperor that he had gone too
| far Entries in Emperor Fredericks diary
| amply confirm this statement.
OBJECTION TO THE MARRIAGE.
The writer of the article asserts that the
| compact with the present emperor was the
o ly reason Prince Bismarck had for op-
posing the marriage of Pri cess Victoria to
| Prince Alexander of Batenburg. The
article is hardly less sparing in its criticism
OF the present emperor. 1t calls him al
apt pupil of cynical master VINO found no
difficulty moral or sentimental, in treating
his mother in a fashion after Count Herbert
own heart, and treating the Prince of
| Wales with such discOurte,y as to prevent
any intercou SO between them. The article
goes freely into the Gefcken and Morier
| affairs. but reveals nothing new. The arti-
Gle is attributed to Sir Morel Mackenzie,
and is supposed to have been inspired by
| EInyress 4 ederick.