The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-02
EMPEROR WILLIAM
Orders an Editor Imprisoned for
MisrepOrting Him.
PROFESSOR KOCH'S DISCOVERY
For the Cure of ConsumptiOn-The Experis
ment at La Charlie May Reyolu-
tiOnize Therapeutics

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-[Copyright, 1890. by
the New York Associated Press The re-
port OF the commission on the tariff cues
ZION has not been published, butt is known
TO dlsfavor both extensive revision of Aus
tro German customs matters and combined
acton In any way as a reprisal for the
American and French tariffs. The new
French tariff is a heavier blow than the
Mckinley law against the export trade of
Austria, for while it does not affect Ger
many, expectation from Austria to
France IS almost entirely checked by
tne new tariff. The Austrian news
papers are crying out against it.
Protests, chiefly from the agricultural in
t9fests, are pouring into the chancellerie
against any zollverein with Austria and
notifications at present are likely to be-
very slight. The government does not come
near Austria's wishes for a Joint refusal
for the Mckinley bill, the official German
Inquiry having shown that such action ia
an impossibility.
Emperor William has ordered the prose-
cutlon of Herr Palzwaldt, editor of the
PotSddmer Zeittng, for publishing the re-
marks made by the Emperor in proposing
10 ask the Duke of Connaught to the dim
ner of the Zeithen hussars. of which the
duke is honorary colonel. The Emperor
called the duke an able German officer
worthy to lead the hussars in the presence
OF the enemy. The French papers took
TINS up and asked if the future Commander
IN chief OF the English army ought thus to
Identify himself with the German army.
Inc French ambassador to England is re-
ported to-day to have convened to Sails
no fofr.
fenS1ve to the French government. Now
the Kaiser denies the accuracy of the re-b
port OF his toast and prosecutes the editor.
There is a communication in the official
press, signed by the chief of the Emperor,s
civil cabinet, denying CURLY that the
Kaiser took any step whatever to induce
bismarck to come to the Moltke fetes, and
suggests there is no lessening of the i'm.
perial animus. Bismarck received an in
vltat1on from the oberhaust to attend as a
member of that body, but told his friends
that while he would respond to the invita-
ton from the Kaser, he would not mirgle
with the imperial circle unless be was
made welcome. An article in the Hdrlblr-
ger Ndchrechten, clearly from Bismarck. re-
fers to the bowling of his enemies. and.
declares the carluminies will be regarded
with contempt by right minded people.
Austrian ot1clal papers are silent on the
visit of the Austrian Empress to Rome.
she renamed there two days under the
name of Mrs Morris. She had long au-i
dience with the Pope, and spent the rest Of
the time sightseeing
Prof. Leiden, who is in the confidence
of DR.. Koch, considers the latter's discov-
cry of a consumption cure of the highest
value to humanity. Die Nation says it is a
chemical substance which is injected into
the body and even checks cases of adj
vrnced tuberculosis.
Bismarck has made arrangements to start
a brewery at Friedrichsruhe. Several
capitalists are interested. FL
nanciers will run it fifty years, paying rent
to Bismarck