St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27
Its Wagging Causes the Ruler
Of Germany Considerable
Annoyance.
All Hope Of Sileneing the Ex-
Chancellor Has Been
Abandoned.
Prospects of an Amicable Set
Element Of the Russo-Ger-
man Differences.
Operations of a German Ocn-
list Blind the Shah'S
First Wife.

BERLIN. July 26.-Emperor William
will arrive on Monday at Wilhelms-
haven, where he will hold ministerial
council. The officials here do not ex-
pect that he will come to Berlin, as his
programme is SO crowded that he will
hardly have the time to visit the capt.
tai. 1t is whispered that, busy as the
emperor may be, he has sent COM
munication to Prince Bismarck init
mating design to make short visit at
Friedrichsruhe. The emperor is utterly
averse to all public action against the
prince on account of his public inter-
anees on state affairs, and desires a con-
ciliatory meeting with his former
chancellor. Besides the annoyance
arising from Bismarck's published
the emperor must have been
stung by the princes poignant personal
sircasms. made with the apparent in
tention that they should be repeated in
the court circle. The question OF how
to silence him probably occupies the
kaiser's mind fully as much as do the
critical developments in the East.
Meantime all idea of adopting legal
measures to suppress the eX-chancellor'S
utterances have been abandoned. Prince
Bismarck has paved the way for an
amicable meeting by a letter sent TO
Chancellor Won Capriyi in response to
an inquiry connected with the business
of the chancellerie, in which he eX-
pressed a
Desire to See the Emperor
as soon as he returned from Norway.
The emperor will return from England
on Aug. and will pass week at Pots
dam before starting for Russia. Arch
duke Karl Ludwig, heir to the Austrian
throne, will meet Emperor William and
the car at The camp at Narva OH Aug.
IL. On the 25th the emperor and the
archduke will bid goodbye to the car.
Within a month, therefore, 1t will be
known whether the GermanAuStrian
relations with Russia will be more
friendly OF strained to the point OF rupt-
ure. The Grashdonin, of st. Peters
burg. edited by Prince MeStShersky,
which is credited with an occasional
inspiration by the car, says
the Russian policy is on the
eve of change which will harmonic
the German and Russian policies in the
Balkans; that negotiations are coming
to climax, and that the interview will
re-eStablish clauses in the Berlin treaty
which are now violated. The basis OF
the expected arrangement appears to
be the cars acceptance OF Emperor
Williams candidate for the Bulgarian
throne. Events in Bulgaria. however,
may precipitate revolution ana nnllify
the emperor'S diplomacy before the
rulers confer. In view OF failure of
the negotiations leading to a final
rupture with Russia, the emperor during
his recent visits to Copenhagen and
Christiana revived the proposal for
Scandinavian coalition, including the
reabsOrDtion of Finland by Sweden.
The cZar's ukaSes tending toward
complete Russifying of Finland create
a feeling of intense discomfort. which Is
Rfpening to Revolt.
The emperor offered King Oscar as
the price of Sweden's entry in the drei-
bund the prospective restoration of
Finland. Prince Bismarck. giving the
Novoe Nremya correspondent second
interview, deplored the menaclng as
pect of affairs, and said he felt that it
was now more than ever his chief duty
to try to assure the peace OF Europe.
Why, he asked, should Germany con-
tinue to regard Russia as an inevitable
enemy? At the present moment, he SAID,
absolutely no reason eqlSted Tor Ger
man war with Russia, and an attack OH
Russia by the Germans was lnconeelva-
BILE on any good grounds. Germany's
energies ought to be concentrated in
dealing with the dangers OF socialism.
The longer the state gave away 10 the
anarchists demand the bloodier would
be the issue. The whole tenor of the
interview suggests that Bismarck, it un-
reconciled to the kaiser, Will become a
formidable opponent in any line OF for
eign policy involving quarrel with
Russia. The Socialist committees have
entrusted to Herren Bebel, Liebknecht,
Singer and Auer the preparation OF a
plan for the reorganization of the party,
to be presented to the congress which
meets in Berlin in October. The Ian
guage of the Volks Tribune. which is
edited by the extreamist Sehippel,
Forbedes Increasing Friction
between the sections of the party. Herr
Liebknecht's paper, the Volksblatt, de-
clares that the Berlin congress will
prove the solidarity of the party and
show the world united German dem
| ocracy prepared to combat with new
| arms on yaster battlefield. As to the
| individuals who manifest lack OF dis
| cipllne, the Volksblatt settles them by
| chasing them ont of the party. Herr
! Schippel has not the bulk ofthe Socialists
behind him, but what he wants in num-
| bers he makes up in the feryor OF his
| ideas, and his unweary propaganda is
fast cenye rtihg the masses from fhe
! policy of moderation advocated by
/ the older Socialists. The Dresden
Arbeiter Zeitung and the Magde-
] burg VoIkStimme accurately reflect
| the feeling of the more extreme side IN
accusing Bebel and Liebknecht of eX-
! ercislng a choking influence on socialist
activities and enervating the proletarlah
| agitation. Twenty-Five hundred med
ical men promise to be present at the
| congress in August. The congress will
| be divided into eighteen sections. Prof.
Eirchow will preside over the depart
ment of pathology, Prof. Dubois Re
mond over the department OF physl-
ology, Prof. Hertwig over the depart
/ ment OF anatomy, Prof. Liebrlch over
1 the department of pharmacology, and
/ Prof. Leyden over the department OF
materia medica. A number of American
| papers will be read. Herr Ritterhaus
the correspondent who interviewed
| Prince Bismarck, on behalf of the
| Frankfort Journal, is about to institute
/ proceedings against the Berlin Post for
| charging him with classifying Bismarck
| statements. Herr Rltterhaus intends
| to call Prince Bismarck to testify al the
| trial of his suit. The operation per
! formed by Prof. Fuchs. of Vienna, OF
the eyes OF the shah's first wife ha:
| proved unsuccessful. and
She Is Now Totally Blind.
Berlin oculists do not blame Prof.
Fuchs, as he warned the patient that i
| was too late for him to guarantee thai
the operation would be success The
Empress Frederick has pressed Queer
/ Victoria to be present at the wed
ding of the Princess Fictori;
in November. Her majesty ha:
expressed a desire to he presen
| and will do so if her physicians alp
prove of her Venturing the risks OF /,
winters Journey. The life of Empero
Frederick, compiled by the ex-empress
assisted by Profs. Curtins and Shellbach
| will be issued by Christmas. Empero
William contributes memoir of TIL
| early life of his father, including many
letters from Emperor William to tn,