The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23
PUBLIC OPINION.
Its Strength Felt in a Monarchy,
Tho Geflckon- Morior Affair Dom
oustratos It's Great Power,
Although II l. Said That Bismarck
Has Proof to Show
That Emperor Frederick Was In
discroot, to Say the Least,
He Is Afraid 10 Pursue tho Gcnckcn
Matter Any Further Because tho
Sentiments OF tho People
VIII Not Permit It.

BrRIIN, Jan. 20. Immediately after the
debate in the Rundvsrath, the Chancellor
will 90 to see his daughter, Countess Rant
Eau, who is i'll at Munich. From there the
Chancellor returns to Fricdrichsruhc.
The Government majority ON the East
Africa bill will not bc us great as was cx.
pectcd. The Germany tho organ Of the
Center party, declares that the members OF
that party arr only pledged regarding the
slave trade, and arc ircc TO oppose the
Chanccllor's colonial policy. Several pro
posals in the bill are Objectionable To the
Contrasts.
At an Informal consultation between
DIR. Windthost aud the Contrast leaders
today it was agreed to give a general adj
hesion TO the measure, hut to ollcr amend.
mcnts to It in committee.
The Emin Relief Committee meets to-
morrow, 10 decide upona plan Tor the expo
dition. The route through the Win terri
tory proposed by Capt Wssmann, is re-
garded as the best, as the expedition, 10y
proceeding along the west bank Of the
lana, which forms the northern boundary
of the British sphere OF influence, avoids
cncroaching upon British territory. A
section OF the committee, holding that the
expedition has English sympathy, II not
English cash TO support II, advocates start
ing from Mombosa, whence twas intended
90 dispatch British relief for Wadclai.
Probably the committee will decide Ia
leave the ultimate selection Of the route Ia
the leaders after reaching Zanzibar, the
iirst duty Of which will be- 90 OCCUPY the
main outlets 10 the coast, forming u land
blockade along the littoml. The Colonial
Society will give the adventures farewell
ceremony on Friday. Tho sculptor otto
Buchting has produced grand bust OF
Capt. Nissmaun. The latter before lie.
parting. will present his comrades to
Prince bismarck aud the Emperor.
The dark allusion oi the Cologne Gd.,Hr
Ia certain documents In the Gctlckcn ease.
which the papcr did not publish because
political dynastic interests might suffer,
refers Ia letters written by Moricr while at
Darmsiidi, in which Princess Alice and
several English royalties are involved. Ar-
cording 10 statements currcnt IN the official
circle, II Prince bismarck h forced bypoliti.
cal cNigyncics 10 publish these letters.
they will prove that Frederick and his wife
were indiscrrct, aud diyulgcd the plans ui
Prussia, aud that even before the opening
OF the campaign Of 1890 narmsladt WIS
the focus Of intrigucs against the unIhra-
ton ui Germany. Tho documents that
arr withheld may afford ample Justification
ui BiSmarCk'H accusations against fr'd
cfiCk in his report 90 the present Emperor
but the strength Of the public feeling
against further scandal has become NJ cX.
trcmc that the somi-uilirial press has r.
cciycd hints to cease discussing the sub
jcct
The republication by the North German
Gnsfns OF the statements which Appeared
In the Cologne Gu5,fif. relative a. Count
Solms SOnncwaldc, h the fnst notice taken
oi the Moicr incident by an official paper
II Is coupled with statement calculated
Ia modify the tD'lIuf Gds,n, allegations
regarding Prof GciiCkon.
The North Gsrmuu Gus,nS says that Prof
Gchckcn's examination before tho Ham.
burg Amsgcricht showed that hc IN simply
suffering FROM nervous excitement which
IL easily remedial with rest aud hygiene.
aud that his mental pOWcB are uuim.
paired,
Princess Bismarck IL III with bronchial
affection.
Herr Ochlschlacgcr, President ol the
kammcrgUncht, will probably Boz the sue.
ccsspr Of Dr. friodbcrg ~ Put~ian Minis
ter ul Justice.
The Metz Gal,ff outlines the program
u the Emperor visit a. the lciclisllnd at
the end Of April. The Emperor lint goes
10 Sarfcbruck aud thence 10 Simsbufs,
whore be- will spend two days Thence lee
will go to Metz, where lac will stay one
dag. While there be- will inaugumir thp
st. Mathildo Hospital. the foundation
stone oi which Wa laid by the late Empr.
ror Frederick. The Emperor will not re-
view any troops, avoiding military demon
STATIONS throughout the tour.
Tho annual iuto " thc Berlin Students
Anti Semitic Association was h0nurrd with
the presence Of Count Won Moltku, Prof
German aud number Of members Of the
court circles Dr. StJrckcr In % violent
discourse. declared that tho limo had como
| l1 break the chains at slavery which the
| Jews imposed upon Christians, and which
were sometimes heavier than the chains ui
slaves la Africa Court Preacher l,Ugyc
delivered q similar address The Futu-
niyf ZhHg lamDulH the presence oi aii.io-
Gratis aB tho Ddloning indication Of a
Judcnhclzo tendency ia tho highest quar-.
/ Ter.
Tho B1iculh festival will begin July
/ n, and continue until August u.s. The
program includes Tristan aud Isolde.
| "Dct Mpistcfsingpf' an "par,ul.'
Tho German. Chinese Bank syndicate
has called a meeting Tor February u.s. Tho
amount Of tho proposed capital n thr bank
| Is "a. COCOON The lllulols-Grscll-chait
/ h negotiating an Italian loan The bank
| iDr Handel is about 10 issue large amount
/ Ut Portuguese I per cent stock.
Tho English lever for specializing IN A..
rican mining stocks has penetrated the
Berlin bourc. Recently there have been
numerous dealings in tho safer kinds Of
mining stocks aud largo assortment Of
DcbccB stock Is held 10y investors. Tho
fact that the scrip is payable at the Dis.
couio-Gcscllschtlt aud the B.ulchfOdcr
leads the way a. d,maud Tor official quo.
lations Of the stocks
The decision oi the S. Petersburg bourao
a. meet in the morning instead Of IN th,
afternoon Nill not lessen the influence OF
the Berlin market upon the Russian
bourscs Tho only result will be- that th,
st. Petersburg boursc will bc date late III
lie quotations, following each morning th'
Berlin prices Of the previous evening Toe