The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08
BISMARCK NOT IN IT.
The Emperor Dares Not Order
Him TO Be Silent.
BUT WILL IGNORE his WORDS.
Socialists. Catholics 80 OsAsr Rars5es
Csabi.s As.snse Ne covernnsns =
H Hxtsavaesns Army Psasey.


right 1soQ l-Chsncelloe von CapFivi did not
send note % the powsn. nor did NJ con nuni-
80 VITA any foeeagn reoYeseut4fiv. exceps the
Austrian ambassador 81 the Auhjscs or Bis-
maxck'e ufteranee In talks with . newspopsr
reporter The alleged renaik OF the
prince thaf Germany wss mot bound
~ fhe treaty to assist Austria In the event Of
war with Russia over struggle for dominance
II The Balkan peninsula. CAUSED Count Kalnoky
70 inquire how far the emperor and chancellor
shared this Interpretation OF the repousibflstiss
Of the alliance. voa Capr VI In his Response.
avoiding discusaion Of such n interpretation.
deciinsa % astach any valae To he ustsraacsso Of
the retired statesman.
Bismarck has written to both Cri.pi aud
Count Kalnoky. correcting the trritatiug i'm
psessi0ns arising from these reports Of inter.
viewx The emperor and his min stern recox-
nfze the ex-chanceilors fail right I,
public sxprcssion Of his views On state
saais through any medium he may
choose. SusEestions have been eiven to the Of
ncsai pres 70 aliude to Bismarck only when
necessary and then speak of him with unvasy-
ing courtesy - statesman who hes rendered
the greatest services to his country, but who
probably usiiyed HIS capacity 20 guide the af-
fairs Of the na'iou. This exactly represe, Is the
attitude the emperor desires the ministers to
assame toward Bismarck
The commission on the army bill has dis
closed complete change Of temper towards the
government proposals. Before the whitsuntide
vacation Richter alone opeuly opposed the
cr~dti demands Now DR. windthorst, Benning-
SEN and even me OF the conservative in the
commission d. clare the country viii not sup
port the continuous increase in military
charges The frank admission Of the minister
OF war that he did not know how much more
money would be required. has arou.ed re-
monefFance on every side. The center party,
the friessinges. the yokspsrtei and socialists
all combining refuse support unless
Il is accompanied by : provision fur shorter
compulsory military service 1t ID . critical
period for the government Before the opposi-
tion OF the commission became apparent the
government expected to pass sae army bill and
close the Reischtag during the first week in
July. leaving the labor bill until the autumn
session.
The labor commision win not complete IT.
discussion Of the bill for several weeks. The
government does not sire 70 pass the measure
until 1t il seen bow the workmen sehave after
the expiration of the socialist Law in September
1t IL improbable, therefore, that the bill viii
take fiuAl shape until the end Of autumn.
Long before then the upheaval Of the army
bill may change the position Of the govern
The lower house Of tina Prussiau diet today
reject the clerical funding bill on the thiid
reading.
The report Of Majar Wissman, published In
white book today, advocates the erection of
fort a ports ct Labora and Cinja. and tho es-
adjustment Of stations In lands in which he
says small armed steamers are indispensable.
The Wuite book further gives . report Of Cap
tain Vallejo from zNuztbar. stating that 1min
Pasha with his exp edition IL psos eedsng to Vic
toria NyanzA The Td-dsau asserts that the
ministry Of war has inlusmed tho military com
mittee OF the feichstag that 100000 mvrks
win b necessary to build stragetic rsllwsyG