Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-21

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held today to consiL e: the ministerial
programme. Although the govern
ment officials now pretend 10 ignore
the press, reliable communications
are obtainable when the ministers
deem them Opportune. In this way
It Is known the council considered
the measures relating TO reforms in
the educational system; the abroga-
lion of the remaining May laws, and
TO the strike movements
THE LATE ENPERoRs
William and Frederick article which
appears in the FreiaR,lige ZeitInsg
the organ OF Herr Richter, leader OF
the German Liberals, attacking Bis
marck, has raised crop OF concur
rent rumUrs. which are Of absorbing
Interest here. The Fretsd,Stige az
firmed that the ex-chancellor
unable to support three weeks Of pol
itical abstinence, summoned the
editor Of the hamburger A0cir5ch-
ten, who dined at FREDERICKSBURG
Tuesday, and that, coached by Bis
marck. the Aidcl.Tfcktea made at
tscks upon Chancellor Won Caprivi
sneering at his speech in the landtag
and advising the deputies to main
tain a loyal adherence to the ex-
chanceIIor's policy. The Fretsi1-
lage inferred that Bismarck vas,
through the ress and parliament
against General Won Caprivi. There
upon the Post, Conservative, de-
nouuced the article as insulting TO
the prince, denies that the .NdchTich-
ten Is Inspired, and expresses regret
hat that journals
SYMPATHY WITH BIsNARcK's
Foley
leads it to play into the hands OF
his enemies. The truth is that Bis
marck summoned the editor Of the
AacI.richtsH 10 consult In regard to
the getting Of a capable literary man
and reliable confidant TO assist him
in arranging and compiling his
memoirs. The day after the inter
view DR.. Lucanus, chief Of the civil
cabinet Of the empire, was sent to
Friedrichsruhe. This coincidence
gave rise to a report that Lucanus
was charged to demand the delivery
Of documents relating TO the Emper-
or's doings while awaiting the death
Of his father. Echoes from The
French Iapers make Bismarck's
position critical, the Emperor per
sonally going TO threaten him, Ca
privi claiming the restitution Of
papers missing from the chancellery
with other incredible nonsense suit
able to the French pres. Bismarck
4ss approached on the subject but
declined to speak.
A number of cable dispatcher and
letters from leading American perl
Odicals and papers have been re-
ceived at the American legation,
asking Minister Phelps TO use his
influence to get a contribution Ofany
kind from the ex-chancellor. Bis
marck, however, prefers 10 maintain
absolute silence and to
DISREGARD TIE CALUMSIEs
which are being circulated concern
ing him. II i probably owing to
the excited Indignation over the at
tacks upon Bismarck that the gov
eminent has Issued a warning that
persons putting into circulation in
the home or foreign press baseless
sensational news, viii be arrested
md not expelled as heretofore, but
tried on the charge Of fraud. This
order emanaies directly from Gener-
Al Won Caprivi.
The North German Gazette an
nounces that Bismsrk's commission
as a cavalry officer has been made out
in the name Of Prince Won Bismarck,
Duke of Launberg. The chancellor
has not yet used his ducal title.
On Thursday, Phelps, American
Minister, gave a dinner to Chancel-
Ior Won Caprivi.
The committee Of beet root sugar
refiners has resolved, in view Of the
increased cost of manufacture Of
sugar owing 10 the rise in the price
of raw material, TO demand that the
government continue the export
bounties.
In accordance with the decision
of tie Hamburg senate, all men emf
ployed on state works who take
part in the demonstrations on May
will lie discharged.