Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-23
A FALSE REPORT.
GERMANY AND THE UNITED STATES
HAVE NOT AGREED
In Reference to the Difiicaltiss in Samoa
East Africs-Rismsrck's Dsfencs OF
the COLOSSAL Policy.
By AnSlO-Amsrican cable to the Dispatch

by AnglO-American cable to the Dispatchl
BERLIy, January 22.-Tha Bundesrath to-
day approved the East Africa bill.
BERLIN, January 22.-There is no truth in
the report that Germany had come 10 az
agreement with the United states in regard
10 the difficulties in samoa. The Bundles
rath's SPEEDY disposal oi the East Africa
bin will enahls tie Reichstsg to pass the
measure through the second reading stage
within week. The bill will be placed n
the hands OF the Deputies tomorrow and
will be discussed on Friday and Saturday,
Bismarck remains In Berlin purposely to de-
feud the GovernncEps colonial policy. The
Government m,jority on the East Africa
bill viii not be a. great ~ was expected.
The Germans, the organ Of the Centre
party, declares that the members Of that
p,rty are only pledged regarding the slave
trade, sud are free ~ oppose The Chsncellor's
colonial policy. The several proposals in
the blll are Objectionable 10 the Centrisi'. Al
an isiormal consultation hetVeca Wind
tsorsi and the Centrst leaders TO-DAY IL was
sgreed 10 give general adhesion 20 the
measure. but 10 offer amendments 70 u I'm
connit'ee.
The DARK alusion Of the Cologne Gazette
10 certain documents in the Gencken case.
which paper said were not published he
case political aud dynastic lnterests might
suffer, refers 10 the letters written by Morier
while A. Dsrmstadt. IN which Princess Alice
and several English royalties are involved.
According 70 the ststenent current IN the
osicial circlr n Bismarck Is forced hy
political eXigencies to publish these lei-
tiers they will prove that Frederick
and his wife were indisereet aud
dirulEed the plans Of Prussia. and that even
before the opening OF the campaign OF 1870
Darmstsdt was the focus u the iatrigusrs
psainst The uniicill Of Germany. The focu-
msnN that are withheld nav afsrd ample
justification OF Bismarck's accusations
against Frederick in hi'roporl 10 he pre'eut
Emperor. Bu' the strength 81 public feel
ins against further scandal has become 10
extrane that the seni.oficial press hss re-
ceivsd hints 10 cease discussing TIE SUBJ
jsct. Ths republication by the North
German Gazette OK the statements
which appeared in the Cologne Ga
Zetto relative to count Solus S0nuen-
Wade is the first notice tssen 81 the Gorirr
incident By an official paper. 10 il coupled
with statement calculated 10 modify me
Cologne Gazette and the Allegations regard
ing Gthckeu The North German Gazette
SAYS that Gerckes's examination before
Hamburg Anegericht showed that he i' 'iui-
ply suffering frsm serv0uS excitement,
which ., easily remarkable with rest and
hysisne aud that bis mental powers sra un-
impaired. The annual fsfe Of the Berlin stu
dents Antt.seDitic AssocistiOn Was honorcd
win the presence OF Count Won N0ltke. Pro-
lessor Bergman, and number oi a6nher,
Of TIE Court circle. DR.. -toeekcr. ~ vlo-
lent discourse, declared that tho time bad
come TO break the chains Of slavery which me
jew. imposed upon tsc Christians and which
were -oneiiuIes heavier than toe chsius OF
saves in Airics. C0urt.Preschcr Royce
delivered q 'ipilsr sddres'. Tae Frsissinig
Zrifung lamertS the presence Of the arts
tscracys' saddeniRg indication Of Juden-
heize tendency IN The highest quarters.
Atsm-eting a. the Conservative members
Of The Reichstag and prussian Diet today a
resolution was adopted expressing their ALL
borrcnce oitne KreuI /si'ung articles against
Bismarck. The resolution vas ordered 90 be
sent to Emperor William and Bismarck.
TO RESUME DISCUSSION.
RfprlN, January 22.-Th" leaders ~ the
| Trei.sunige party have decided 70 raise the
| discussion M The Rech-lag regarding the
! GrTben AFFAIR. The krtuz Zctung con-
unues 10 maintain tae danger Of substituting
an appeal 10 the people Tor authority In the
government % State