St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-17

tooning operations between Mannheim
and Philipsburg. after witnessing
" vhich the emperor would fix his head
quarters at Munster for the maneuvers
Of the Westphalian and Hanoyerian
corps. The amended programme
fixes his headquarters at Mann
helm. The Wurtenlpurg and Ba-
VaTidn contingent viii share IN
the demonstration if it is decided upon.
The press of all shades of opinion take
a peSsimistic view of the outlook. Capt.
Wissmann to-day babe his relatives
farewell at Halle, and started for
Brindisi, whence he he will go to Zanzi-
bar. DR.. Stoecker'S action against
Court Chaplain Witte has been rejected
by the conSistory. DR.. Stoecker asked
that disciplinary measures be taken
against the court chaplain for
LYING IN THE CONsIsToRY.
Besides refusing to reprimand Court
Chaplain Witte, it is likely that the con-
sistory will subject DR.. Stoecker him
self 10 discipline. Herr Haselman,
formerly socialist deputy in the richs
tag, has returned from America and
started in business in Hamburg. Prin-
cess Hoheniohe, wife of the staathalter
of Alsace-L Lorraine. has settled the diff
Guilty over the properties in Russia left
by Prince Wittgenstein by selling to
Russian bankers the lands. mines
and works. The Rcichsbank bank
dividend for 1888 is announced at
5 2-5 per cent, against 1-5 per cent in
1887. The dram is owing to low aver
age to the discount rate throughout
1888. The bank made no losses. The
total dealings for the year amounted to
AZ milliard marks. The snow storms
have aDated. Railway communication
has been restored between Hesse, Sax
Ony, Theringia. Silesia and Berlin. The
block to the southward has been eased.
Three passenger trains we're showed for
two days between Carrel and WilhelmS-
house. Two hundred soldiers were en-
ploycd in digging them out. There are
snow-bound for several days without
food or fire. Adyices from Vienna
state that Herr von Tisza's position
causes grave anxiety. Popular feeling
in Hungary threatens to overthrow the
ministry, leaving way for the return
of Count AndrasSy with a foreign policy
not in accord with that of Kalnoky'S.
TisZaS fourteen years Of service as a
minister does not count against the out
cry which is now bounding him for the
passage of the army bill. Ii collision
RESULTING IN BL0ODSHED
occurs between the troops and the pop
ulace at PeSth during tO-morroW'S DEM
onstration against the ministry Prime
Munster Won Tisza's fall will be immi-
nent. The police officials have taken
measures to prevent a procession, but
the opposition deputies have deter
mined to march with flags and bands
through tie principal streets Of Pesth,
70 f.tr hn of
livering addresses opposite the palace.
In the lower house of the diet to-day
the opposition forced its attack
upon the ministry. Prime Minister Won
TisZa announced an amendment to
the army bill. according to which the
annual contingent Of recruits is fixed
for definite term of ten years. Herr
PAlonyi, referring to the riots, declared
that perfect order would be promised
tomorrow if the police did not interfere
with the populace. He denounced
Premier Won TisZa as being RESPONSE
bic for the riot. Herr Busbach, amid
applause from the right, demanded that
energetic measures be taken to sup
press the demonstrations. Herr OfcZy,
minister of the interior, announced that
il the measures taken to preserve order
were not sufficient the severest repres-
SlOl WOuiU OC IcSOftCu W, Liz IlEuI
heartily cheered the promises of repres-
sion. The imperial family threaten to
leave Pesth if the riots are resumed
The ministerialists say that if the
demonstration is attended by any vio-
lence the troops will use their arms.
Archduke Franz has returned
to Prague to resume his duties
as major of infantry. The late
Crown Prince Rudolph's chum, Count
Hoyos, has been ordered by the
emperor to take q foreign trip.
He will go to Africa and join the anti
slavery expedition. The crown princes
debts amount to about $3.50, 900 marks
chiefly accrued by his recent expendit-
ureS during the closing years of his life.
Under the influence of his favOrite
drink, blended brandy and champagne,
he gave away large sums of money.
The family OF the Baroness Vetzera
have written letter to their friends.
announcing the death of the Baroness
Marie and her burial at Venice.