The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-13
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BISMARCK IN A PASSION.
THE KREUz zsITUN3 INCIDENT
LEAD TO SOENB.

The Emperor Finally Tacifies the
Chancellor and Induces H m to AS
sent to the Withdrawal CT the ction
Against the Pep .r-The Intrigues to
Gust Him rom Power.
BERLIN, Feb. 12-Prince Blsmarck's
attack Of neuralgia is complicated with
rheumatism, renal disorder want of appe-
Il and insomnia. He co tin 10, to work
against the advice Of his doctors. His visits
TO the cha Gcellorie are marked with fre.
quent optbursts Of passion or ot or ex-
slons OF extreme irritabilty. Aside
from his morbid hysicll condition,
par, y intrigues to sap his influence with the
emperor, worry the chancellor more than
ever. Count Won Waldersee, whom the
ultra conservatives hope 10 see succeed
Prince Bismark at no distant day, scored a
point against the C ancellor by getti ~ the
emperor to assent to the s5oppi z of the ac-
tion ngainst The Kreuz ZsitLag
IN RAGE IN THE scHLoss
Court report says that when Prince Dis
maIck went to the schlOss to protest that
the action must proceed, be WAS ke t wait
ing quarter Of an hour in an ante-cham-
ber, that IN n fit of rage he told the cam
in'ult arranged against him, and
that the emperor. hearilg the
brawl, lift his room hurriedly
aDolngZed, succeeded in cal ming him, aud
obtained his consent to tle aoandon ne t of
tie prosecution. p in o Bismarck, if in
sound health. would probably care little for
the en- nifty f the ultra oInse vatives He
can afr lrd TO despise the Waldersee clique,
but he fears losing is hold over the leaders
of the government groups.
NATIONAL LIBERALS ATTACKED.
A sig ificaot spi ell article in the
Ha nburg NdchrIchtrn and quo ed in the
North Gernlln Gazette is tbs cause OF ex-
cited discussion in political ci 'cles The
article aUtacfs tue nation | liberals for
taking neutral position in the Gefcken
debate, for their increasing apathy aud
their support of { e COVE n ne t. The
article proceeds to ask whether the national
liberals are spec. .lating on the speedy
disappeara CO Of the chancellor and
warns them that anyhow it would
be wrong TO count on a change favorable to
them in eth n the internll or ext.r al
policy of the governme {. Count Herbert
Bismarck althOugl not becoming leading
man of STATE with the full power of his
father, uld still b Id the reias Of 70 eign
affairs, while sons man vita the pro-
gramue of Count Waldersee or 80 ne other
pick uo part Of the powers left by the
chancellor.
ACCOMPLISHING ITS OBJECT.
If tire leading motive of the ar icle is to
rally the government sup orters in the
Reichstag around the chancellor to asst t Id
the strug gle against The court cabal il mas
already met wit war II recep ion. Pri-
va a-ely tho chancellor is rec living ass Ir-
ances Of undiminishel c)nide lce c)uoled
xsytt n in . v.,i
regard. all o more fe vent because allo W.
ance is made for his physical JrJub es.
The Tdg6t0fte says that the government
has submitted o + 10 Iudesratl proposal
to mo lily th 3 soc allsU la s. and that If the
Blndesrath approves The prop sal, bill
will be submitted t. the Reich ia abolish
ing repressi measures. In the meantime
tie apple tito OF tha article permitting 10
expulsion of sent need socialists from dis
tIicts under the law Is practically suS-
pended. The authorities everywh re report
that expulsiol tends to spread instead Of
decreasing ciasm.
1.-THE BISMARCK DYNASTY"
Herr Liebk next will introduce in the
Reicastag a resolution condemning the
mutilating the posJotfics # tn5 number
of the Ceiltempidnes Recie0 co tnning
the article on Tue B smarck dynasty"
he will Insist that as art Gle had not
Deen lDJefQlCUeu JQS dCtlOn OI UD6 huJlOrlD-
les in cutting it ou5 was illegal. H intends
to make the incd mt pivot for debate on
tho Bstnarckian despotism.
The Reichsdnzeiger publishes list of the
loss 8 among the crews of t 10 German men
of-war Olga and Eoer i the battle at A ia
on d c. lS. Taers were 10 killed, 81 So
riously wounded and slightly wounded.
GEFFCKEN's DEFENSE.
On the reaSsemb.ing Of the Reich tag to-
day, DR.. voI Scnnelllng, minister Of JUS
tlce, made a unex ectsd reference to the
Geicken case During the recent
d scussi,n, in replying to the oDpo-
sitlon complaints that the defense
had not been published, he state that the
defense did not appear along with the in
die ment because it as not found among
the otfici4l d. umentS. To- lay he with
drew this excuse, admitted that the state
ment for the defense was among the records
and apologized Tor speaking without previ-
ously examining g whole rec JrIs. This
cdent leaves a. impression hurtful to Dr.
Vol Scheil;ng's influence. Prof. GefRcken
has left Constance aId gone to Gsaeva,
hoping to escape the watca OF the German
police agents.