The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
Management of Colonies Too Much.
Tho Inability OF tho Germans to
COLOMBO Made Very Clear.
When tho Groat Chancellor Is at
n Loss to Know What's What
Then the Schemes of Tou,ou Finan-
ciers viii Prove Abortlve.
Tho Great Power Behind tho Throne
Consults the Members OF the Dict
on tho Foreign Policy-Amerlca
win Not Be Provoked.

win Not Be Provoked.
Copyright, 1850, by the New York Associated
lpss
BEWLIN, Feb. % Diplomatic aud min
istcrial dinners are now the order OF tho
day, and are eagerly discussed rs atiorling
indications Of personal aud International
relations Prince Bismarck yesterday
gave dinner TO tho mombcrs of the lower
house ol the prussian Diet and during tho
serving Of coffee complained Of the heavy
labors created for him by what he termed
the so-callcd colonies. lie described tho
blame Tor no small portion OF his ditlicul-
ties to the dction OF colonial officials, who,
lac said, frequently acted without requisite
knowledge Of the circumstances, especially
did not know how to treat natives. 1t was
impossible, the Chancellor said, to allow
trivial disputes to introduce amy discord-
ant element In Gormauys relations with
tho great friendly powers, ~ the slightest
disturbance OF the harmony prevailing be-
tween tho Imperial Government and for
cign States might have most rcjudicial ei-
fccts upon German commercial and BUSH
ness relations Prince Bismarck * said TO
have been greatly annoyed at the Consuls
proposals to annex Samoa, anl the los-
sIsrir Zihug's question as Ia What would
be- thought vi a Consul who tulugaphCd "a
proposal tu annex Luuck ur Luxembourg
~ to hc identical with the opinion OF tho
ChauvuNur.
In explanation " the reported ordering
Of a German squadron IN Samoa, the Nd-
fuudi I,huIg observes that thr impending
punishmcn, ol Matnaia will have no effect
uppn Gcrnnuy's relations with England
and America, the right Of Germany 10 in
tpfycun in the matter not being contested
ia any quarter. The report must, how
ever. @bc received with reserve, Tho
suualrun IL proN toned Tor Port Said, In
order probably Ia lc in readiness 10 pro-
coed To East Africa, or To await the dc,cl-
upmrnt oi affairs II may at least b' as
suucd the squadron will only 90 to Samoa
| in the event oi the American Government
! proving CNncling or unreasonable.
Prince namarck's desire ~ avoid col
| unial troubles iH due Ia large measure TO
thc uncertainty Of European politics, cs-
! pccially those IT France. Tho liurd Cab
| met n u ynrird ~ simply q short respite
| GfrmuH GaaH aud oihor leading German
papers predict d. overthrow within Tow
weeks, and the apprehension existing In
the financial world ~ revealed Ia ihc cx-
preston by the NafuHui NltmJui the hope
that the Paris exhibition will bt the inst
consideration, w that no Now crisis will
occur until after the general elections.
Prince lliFnnrcks opinion that the crisis
will result IN the accession tp power OF
Grn. liounngrr h well known, aud there
arr few persons who do not regard his tri-
umph as q near probability. The dinner Of
/ thu French Embassy has been liked for
! APRIL a. II stated that both the Em-
! pcror aud Empress will be- among the
/ quests. Al the ministers aud chiefs OF
! the military aud civil cabinets have been
| invited 10 hu present nt the dinner 10 10
| given by Prince Bismarck on Monday 10
| meet the Emperor The event h much
commented on as intended 10 dispcl tho
idea that divergence oi yicwB exists hc-
tween the Emperor aud the Chancellor.
Tho rumor that Prince Bismarck had
advised the Emperor 10 replace Count
Won Waldcrseo ~ hidc-du-camp by an-
other onitcr ~ declared to be- entirely
without foundation.
The Emperor h flr from being FIRE from
| painful carachus. The pcunt changes In
| the weather have have given him much
| trouble. lie IL Obliged sometimes io have
recourse a. mofphin In order a. obtauiN
! few hours oi sleep This makes no diHcf
rurr. huwyycf. in his activity lie Will
honor by bis presence Count Won scncl-
| leudorts hrNyW dinner W Minister VI
| War on the g,lh inst II ig now con.
giuIsI that Grn Snuhlu will succeed
Count Won Sch, .lruiuh. Cen. Witch 90.
placing Gen SiaChan in command of The
Second DiH ion Of the Infantry Of tho
| Guard. anl Count Mudul succeeding TO
thc Adjutuut Gououship.
Tho I,irn Emin rolioi expedition viii
consist ui 100 Nomali soldiers aud Jlu cur
urr.. who arr uow being engaged "a Lin-
ybHf aud along the coast The iorcc Nill
h., we'll organized aud led hy cight Ger
mans. several Young officers in scarca II
| African adventure have obtained thc Ein-
pprufs permission 10 accompany the cx-
prditiou. The lrmuy ui ihC expedition
inrludrs Winchester muyklc. leaders, ROM
iuyton and suidrr rifles Tor the natives,
nnI spprtlly designed elephant uils iur
Inc spofiins members. Tho gucyuss at the
venture Il much doubted here. Even II
the expedition pcuCiuics iu beyond ITO
coast u is not expected that u viii ever
| reach NuduL
Tho police ind the utmost difficulty in
preventing the entry into the country OF
Socialist literature printed abroad. our
ing the past week numerous d1miciliarY
visits have been made to the chiefs OF tho
Socialist party. and the scarhcn have
discovered quantities oi pamphlets, etc,
ready Tor distribution, intended 10 iniu-
rucc voters in favor Of the Socialist pro-
piganda.
limited State. about the middle oi March.
lie will give lGj piano Ucitaiions aud
conduct SOME orchestral concerts.
Mis-. Van Ztnlt will appear Ut the bcr-
lin Opcm.house in March In Dclibes
"Iakmo" In Italian.
Tho Nus Frois irooe, Of Vienna, denies
that Prince Alexander, Of latienbcrg' u
about 10 contract morganauc Marriage
ts..,iuuwa, nm Ayawed Candidate.