The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-17
THE FATHERLAND.
Regent Bisnlarck's Power
Waning Daily.
THE KAISER WANTS rEExpon.
seiaser Naidersee In High FAver
Press Comment en- the
Samoan Dispute.

h&kLEss ES1 lAs--Ef1e Ssr13-ssszictzz press
&fser IaeSssa9 sssi foraentirx tAc excite
nieaf over the Fuinss-sl Intention of Prime
Eassasaek 20 rpsi-e from pmhsie life. nov
Farsss aroaRa sad. declares the axifz
itea was 81 purely arsiaSsxt origin
xhe AfEss thrown out regarding his success
] As- wee obviously designed 10 irfiuencl
siie aationalssss 10 return 70 that ahSosas<
Submission 30 the chancellor again<s which
rssentiy they a&ve ssan inclined 10 rebel
Bat apart from tAe silnSiaas OF sAe seTai-
ss2aszsl press several csaineldras facts paint
g coming eyessiil changes in fhe gosern-
laent. The discussion haS hs.i sn inapo;ant
EssEsL ~ y rtFesllssE Ihe expectations of Inn
sssrtAt clresSs rrg&@t1ng The government
sissf the departure ot B,saaxrck.
Aae 4NeFsA tssS%a1a ssssctfs sayx in sub.
stance, thAS tsas etapeEef has nes concealed
from his intimate circle as s,onyierIon
2af bismarck cannot hc displaced, but
y hcn nc eAfees 80 retire the EN- neror viii
nslt haEe s1assshef saeA rsller.
.he Ersess .4aSefsrg says TIE emperor
essiesss nc himself elght 20 exercise the
statesman ss his lszuhenaat
IhtS reit1esce 10 q settler statesman
ftants 20 Eouak wSsderSee soncernlux
whom Prince htssnssex's orraax CONTINUES
- advise TIE 6aisonasists 10 eastixsse dis
trust
lAANhSAk0t SoAaMAltCA1i0u recently
addressed 70 number of members OF the
gnsnp letter advising greet prudence aud
reserve III their altitude towards the inter-
nal policy Of the chaneelsor, " hose t.ecliu-
iais powers. said the letter. are becoming
.zasv ans faese apparent. Bis
mark ges bold OF copy
OF Ehe letter and raised hurricane about
IL blaming ghe committee fer treacheyy.
He would have disrupted the comm igfs<..
S1i naAiiy selected a line af action aiming
- show the sssrfy thai bis powers were an
shaken aud thai the country could not sc<
along without him.
An open collision between ais.asrck and
Maldersee Is expected ever the artillery
credits during the debate In the reicAstax
early ia March. The report of walder<ce,
nov before the hundcsfAsh, demands 4
large extra credit. bismarck opposes
the demand, and Scheiiendorf Sides wssh
the chancellor. denying that there Is any
Necessity fof Aslderses Recommendation.
Tn. emperor IS undecided bat be shows :
decided tendency ia favor Of Walde-xee
whether the internal crisis bursts into open
rHriare or not. tAa fact il certain that the
influence Of Count Nsldersee over tAe
emperor grows. while tnAt OF Bismarck
wAaes.
The resignation OF Count Won scheIlen-
dosf from the war Office will be hsstene<i
By the dispute. The NaiderSee circle an
lloiiaces that his successor win be Gen.
kAienbcen ssachan. The resignation Of
Dr. ven schalling. Prnssian minister Of
justice, Is also imminent
THE SAMOAN DISPUTE
HKRLIS. Fesa 1s.--Tne National zsssaao
says thai while recognizing the gpurf Of
Cancellation displayed by Germany. IL Ii Of
the opinion thar GeruaHys attitude will
have an nnfasasable effect upon her inter
est In The south seas The British naval
oitlsers. Il ss5s. behaved loyalty. sai not 50
with the British eaFsssl. In regard 70 the
American consul aud Capt. Lesry, no con-
sars can be strong enough. but Il Is hoped
that after the recall OF sewa9 America will
see that words should be followed by Cor
acts
The rossascAc Zesiasy thinks the German
consul acted with marc energy than iis-
eFefion. while the government maintained
al attitude Of cautious reserve. We can
not yet form Judgment o. 10 whether 0e
not the charges against British and
American agenfs are we}lfoundoo.
On their own showing. how
ever. no pEaise is due the GeFnan
exercised the greatest moderation aud con-
sidersfiou for the other powers We hope
the conference viii result IN permanent
peace aas. Order in samoa. instead Of
plnnging great civilized powers into war
Tor q bagafeile.
The frefssasge Zeifxag. I'm an arsicie
headed. I'm Blind Alley says: II IL nos
yef made clear whether Dr. kunppe u
alone bsaHshie. lie hns only beeu In Apfn
since November. lie was instructed pre-
vioiisiy here, and doubtless believed he
was acting within his power In adopting
the sharp measures of December is
THE HuSsaRIAN sfsisrRy's PERIL.
Aaviccs from Vienna state thss Herr Won
Tfsizs position causes grave aaxscty.
Popular feeling In Hungary fhreatens to
overthrow the ministry, paving the way
for the return of Count AndrAssx. with 3
foreigu'rolicy not In accord with ka.noky'a.
Tixfas II years as service ss q minister do
not count against the oatcry which II
now bounding him for passing the army
bill Ii collision resa;tins IN bloodshed
oceizTs between the troops and the p0pu-
laesi a. fesfh during torFnorTow's demUn-
sfratIo1 against the Iniaixfry, Prime Minis
ter Non Tisxa's fall VIII be imminent
IL the lower house Of the diet to-day the
opposition reserved it, attack upon the
ministry
The late Crown Prince Ruaolph's chifn.
Count Hogos- has been ordered by sEe eln-
per0r to take a foreign trip He viii 10 te
Africa aud Join the anfisIayery expelfss5u.
The crown princes debts amount 10 sS0.gc0
forms.
THE GAR REGARDLESS oF HtsNAarK.
The exar. ezsrins and cEsroyiieh viii a.
tcsld Q reception 20 DC given by Sir X. u.
Mofser. British ambassador nj 81. Peters
burg. Tuesday. In viex ssf the quarrel be-
tween Sir Robert and Bismarck. much
comment has been caused here BY the an
nouncement, ~ the Attendance OF three
meFa berS Of the imperial family will BE- 3
marx of unusual patronage