Telegram-herald., 1890-03-21
CAPRlYTS POLICY.
csrsna1 Journalists Believe u WIN
b q Peaceful ons
RUSSIAN EDITORS cLOOn WEN.
so1zs af ths Is3aisx Shar@etsrtst.cs "a
Shs M4n en Whoss ntsAsreks A~atls
nss fslSn-Ckansss a. tks
mtnlstrI

that General Von C.pEisi, tie nee Chan
cellor, viii inaugurate system - thsr-
ough and s4lut4ry changes but all
follow he peaceful traditions estAb-
lSbed by Prince hlsm4rCk.
The National Gazette, referring -
Prince Bisn arck's remarks on Aeanes-
6ay 10 sig boooAEso. one % the Italian
delegates 10 ths labor conferences, that
the paths ef Italy sAd Germany would
be identical IN the future e. they
had been in the past ssys that
the observation may confidently he
applied 70 TIE German foreign Polioy
Generally The sppo.ntnent Of
General Won Csprivi - succeed
Prince bismarck, the paper says.
has nOthing 81 q threatening CHAR
aoter IL calls attention "a the fact
that the Duke OF Wellington was AZ one
time Prime Mlnistsr OF Great Britain.
and declares thai German Generals
appreciate tie blessings of peace NJ less
than other Germans IN respoasl sls po-
sluoas.
Herr Won Bootticher becomes Presi-
dent OF the Prussian Ministry.
Count Ielenberg, Governor q
Hesse- Nassau. succeeds Herr Won
Boettichef - Minister Of The interior.
Count Herbert Bismarck Mil receive az
Am bassadorship. Ministers herrfurth
and May bach have resigned, the latter
because he lost Prince Bismarck sup
port against the demands for increased
strategic communications.
Capriyl has the credit Of being tie
foremost theoretic soldier IN Europe.
His promotion il the army was due
chiefly 20 the profound impression
which lie made upon Won holtke dur
ing the war Of 1850. Won Cap
rivi was attached 10 the general
staf in the campaign leading up 20
sAdows, and his mastery management
OF the staff work laid the basis for has
later fortunes One Of the fests for
which be Is given credit is the
outline Of the siege and reduc-
tion Of Metz, formally handed ia
by him 10 the Conuanoer-in-
Chief Immediately upon the break
ing out OF the FraRco-PrusslAn war
Evesy portion Of his plan Is said 10 have
been worked out in the field with ef-
actly the predicted results. his sa-
vancement 10 the chsncellerie is be-
lioved TO be due 10 Won heltke's ardent
friendship and admiration for him. .
sentiment which lie has brought ths
young war lord" to share
CuriouSly enough. like Count Taafs
the Austrian Premier, Won Caprivi 10
largely Of Irish blood. he is a dirsct
descendant Of the Spanish o'DOnnelS
and is a relative on his mothers side of
Marshal MscMahon. late President OF
the French republic. His father vas
brave soldier and his grandfather was
killed in the battle Of Deipslc. The
new Chancellor was born IN February.
1881, at Berlin and entered the army in
1880. The army list givss his record as
follows:
April !. iss9. in the Kaiser Franz cGrcs
orenaoier Regiment. Secouc l.ieuteuani itNs
Premier L4eutenant isls MAJOR or the Great
General StaG. 1866. Conn aEder IufsDtTg Bnr
sde Ia SiettIn- ftss. Con uEader q the Coa ca
In Berlin. isel Llsutrr ani General spo CON-
mzncer of Metz 1852 Coz rzsncer - Hanover.
1879. Chief Of tbc Admiralty, 1919 snc uCv
Reichskanzlor of The Empire. iESo
Prince Bismarck. in bis letter 10 tho
Emperor rendering his resignation, al
legged that old age and failing health
were bis reasons for desiring 10 With
draw from public life The letter Gov
ers twenty pages.
LoSDoN. March 2o.-A Berlin CORE
spondent hears that the Emperor's re-
peateo conferences with Boetticher aud
Tuesdays council were aimed 70 induce
Bismarck 10 reconsider
ST. PETERSBURG. March 2o.-Tbs
Novost % publishes an article on the re-
tirement Of Prince Bismarck from the
German Chancellorship. The paper
takes pess n.istic view OF the situation
which will result from the Chancellor's s
resignation, and declares that the soli-
tsry support OF the edifoe of European n
peace has crumbled.
LoSDoN, March 2o.-The Berlin cor
respondent Of the News saws IL Is certain
that Bismarck did not intend 70 resign
at present because he wished TO avoid
the impression that the elections caused
him 10 resign lie intended 70 make
great political speech In the reopouing
/ OF the KeiChstaF. and % await cbsnce
/ for an impressive exit from the poll iical
scene. Bismarck ls 10 excellent spirits.
lie suffers from insomnia. and earnestly
/ desires rest Iis family, and especially
bis wife. il glad that be resigned
LoNDov, March -. The Posts Ber-
lin dispatch saws The appointment q
General Won Caprivi - succeed Prince
Bismarck viii unsuestionsbly excite
surprise throughout The Emp .. though
it Is possible that it merely q stop rap
( choice. j is 20 bis credit however.
7 that bis policy n the Prussinn Diet has
always been concilIstory. and his views
moderate and clear-besded-
PAms. Msrch 20 - A rumOr that
Count Won Munster. the German An
hssssder here would resign. bad = de-
! pressing effect upon the bourss Wednes-
dsv There is general feeling q
anxiety. The lutrsnsiFssnt SAYS var
"a 6ouhlv certain 20 break out before
lonE The Steele fears some rash sct Of
Emperor william viii disturb tue peses
ST. PrTERsurRe. March 20 80 tn.
( G~sshdzrin says fhst the resignation Of
Prince Bismarck vii scarcely affect
Gerusnv's relations with France sns
Pussis The Novos Nrsuvs ssys II is
sincult - rsslizs thst TIE Ferisl
statesman who is knows on TIE flobs
vferevsr fhs rsrs % civilization have
rsrstrste5 can ever entirely cissrps8f
from the poiitlcsi arena The SoTosti
approves ~ ths resignation - Prlnce
Blsmsrck and ssys q vla rssuls ir
bsneft - Germany and the ether us-