The sun., 1890-05-11
NEWS FROM FATHERLAND.
EMPEROR WILLIAM CALLS 4 CONGRESS
or qHE uERMlN TR,IDES.
niamnrCk Thinks tho Emperor WIN Yet
summon Him Hack to Onice-Emin'a EH-
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niamnrck Thinka the Emperor VIII Yet
summon Him hack 10 Onice- Emin'a En-
/ Gcrness to Eater the German Service.
C7'vrohL lSoo ~ II, Asho ro,k associated rrrS&
BEELIS, May 10 Another labor confer
erce having influence in moulding the final
form OF tho labor bill will 10 hod hero, Tho
| Emperor intends to- summon delegates from
every trade In Germany to discuss trace uucs-
! tions. ard he proroses to establish n special
| permanent operatives council, under tho
| Presidency OF Bnr Won lerepscl, Minister
| OF Commerce, each mombcr having 1000
marks yenrly, with the tito OF Arhesrath
| Tho members o. tho council will he selected
from tho delegates to the conference.
| Tho project Is obviously in the same limo ms
the labor schemes, aiming TO give imperial
control of the workinRmen, with purchase
power over tho salarcd leaders. Socialists
like Nollmar Liebknccht and Eebcl, who are
imprrGnnblc to monoy considerations viii re-
sent the Emperor's offer.
\ white book on Fnst Africa was issued to-
day preparatory to Mondays dcbn;e. |: gives
q desla from Major Wissmunn saying that
Emin lasha strongly desired to rlare his en-
lerlencc at tho disposal OF tho German service.
md begged that his offer might he placed be-
iorH the Emneror and Irince Bismarck, =,
welcome, fnioIm me SXactiy OF lis wishes"
MAJOR Wissmann thereupon arranged the ex-
first contact with Major Wissmann, had been
eager F, to G;seapo irGm English influence -,
consolidation of tho German powor until tho
capture of kiwn Chancellor Won Capriv is
sonn to nom the t i9 a to tie Gs
deliniltaton Of tho Boundaries In Africa. Tho
English Envoy Sir rercy Anderson. declines
EstsS Ho Ia asfsrs fR t"t the fnslisR G nauenSo
extends from Victoria Nyanza to .Alber,, Ny
anza. including the whole basin Of the White
Milo. 1t is obviously the aim OF tho Salisbury
M;T SoySrnmT9nt lTt to Grasn territorial line from
Prince Bismarck during tho week received
serern! communications from tho Emperor
suggesting that his retirement from oiIlco
should Involve roli'icai inactivity. Herren
Frie1rchsrphe. and left impressed with the
conviction that the ex-Chanrcllor considered
evnF @ oi that 'Vh the 'nTnsS mpsror ePe eFs
long will be obliged to reca him to
He freely expressed his diacone ent because the I
Emperor in the speech from the throne omit /
denies that dismissal" is the right ph rasc. II .
tho Prince had not several times offered to re-
vantage of the last thrcnt to part with him. |
The threat wnS first made verbally and was /
not accerled; then request for permission to
resign was made In writing and was glantoL.
The Emf oror viii =? 70 siIes;ia Tomorrow TO /
shoot on The estates Of Coun, liochberg.
the meeting with Emperoror William at tho !
coming MANI uvres al hrasnoeseio. Last year !
tics spoke French. Emperor William re- |
Gently instructed Gen. Non schwe,ntz.
German Minister to Russia. to ask the Gear to
use tho German language. Gen Srhweinti2 |
preferred the request to NJ. de Giers. Russian
Prime Minister. in tho lsussian language,
promising thHt at the next visit OF tho Gar to .
Germany. Emperor William would speak the !
Russian Language and would cause every body !
around tho C2ar 10 speak the same tongue /
NJ. de Giers pleads that the Car docs not speak /
good German, and says that II Emueror VIII |
liam ignores French he must have recourse to .
Russian.
At Hamburg 10000 masons and carpenters
are on strike. and Mt Strttin : OOD masons and ,
carpenters are out. At cologne tho brewers
have quit work. The shoemakers
demand a miuimum OF Is marks weekly and q .
working day of eleven hours. At leirsic the |
employers have formed n permanent union to /
fight the strikers TIL" Berlin irnnmasters and .
mel allurE!sts hrye signed IN agreement by +,
which they Diud themselves not to employ |
strikers