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The German Cabinet.
BERLIN, March 1Srh.-Piiuce Bismarck and /
Cont Herbert Bi>nlarc1 iunched with the I
members of the Labor Conference to-day The |
Emperor received the delegates and subse- |
quenily presided at a banquet given 10 them in
the picture gal cry OF Inc caste ne rii haa bis
The resignation Of the Ministry is merely the
customary formal act but 1t is reported that
Count Herbert Bismarck ana Minister May DaeA
rs ally intend to resign.
Rickert and Goidschmiot and other Friessin-
nonge Deputies were invited TO tie court banquet
Tonight. Never before has member OF the
Freissinnonge party been thus honored. II is
stated that Professor handle and Eer MIGUEL
will be invited 10 enter the Cabinet at the earn
est request OF the Emperor.
Latest from Berlip.
LONDON, March 1Sth.-The Standards Berlin
correspondent says: He is assured or good au-
thority that Herr Won Boe;t.cher VIII not sue
coed Price Bismarck. The resignation was rot
influenced in the smallest degree by the result
of the ltctions. On the contrary the Chancel-
Tor had hoped to be able TO govern successfully
The Berlin Post is the only German paper that
still doubts that the Chancellor's resignation is
definitive.
TIE Lerdlds Rome correspondent says he is
authorized to announce that the Pope consents
TO act as a mediator in negotiations for gen.
eral European disarmament
A Great Calamity.
LONDON, March 18th The resignation of Bis
marck is regarded i'll London as the most i'm
portant event since the fall Of the French
Empire. 1t is generally feared that continental
war is now more thsn ever probable. His
withdrawal is regarded as an European calam-
| ty, which the cratic conduct of the German
Emperor, since his succession to the throne,
serves to aggravate. The Star concludes its
comments on the resignation with the remark
| that the Empress Frederick is now avenged.
English Strikers.
| LosDoS, March 1Sth-The general opinion is
1 that the striking miners will succeed in forcing
The masters to concede their demands for an
| immediate advance of per cent in the wages
4 and further advance OF per cent. on July lst.
| Many more mine-owners in NottinghamshiIe
| and aucashire have acceded to the terms OF
| the men,
| dock laborers here is collapsiDg. Men are show
ing disposition to submit to arbitration. The
| ew hards to fill the places of the strikers are
arriving rapidly.
| The Irish Problem.
LONDON March 'Sth.-The Unionist papers in
| Ireland are unanimous in their condemnation
of any extension OF local government to Ireland
They say it would be worse than home rule
The grave and serious Dublin Express says SC
openly aud featlessly. In the face of Lord
SaliSbury's speech, it seems strange that his
Cabinet could for a moment think of making
any such experiment. 1t will irritate the 1iist
Unionists, and it will certainly not appease the
| Nationalist.
German Soldiers.
1 BERLIN, March 18Th The at ention of the
Emperor has been called TO the reports tha
private soldiers in the army had been cruell!
treated by officers, and he at once ordered al
| investigation. AS consequence several OH
c. rs have been convicted and punished. Lieu
tenant Hoehmuth has just been sentenced t.
| imprisonment at Breslau for tour months iC
| cruelty.
Scarcity of Fuel.
LONDON March iS,h.-Cotton mills at Accring
| ton, Blackburn, Bury and Bolton are stopping
) owing to the scarcity of coal because OF tn
miners strike
The London and Southwestern Railway Com
pany is also suffering. All fires in the waiting
| rooms along the line are stopped
Confidence Restored.
PARIS, March 1Sth.-The statement of the ney
= Ministry announcing the policy which it woui'
! | follow was read in the Senate and the Chambe
| of Deputies to-day. The Chamber, by q vote @
3lS to rs. expressed confidence in the Govern
ment.
Resumed Work.
LONDON, March lsth.--Fifteen thousand min
| ers in Lancashire and many of the strikers il
other districts have resumed work on the com
promise proposed by the men.
History Begins New Page.
VIENNA. March 1Sth.-The TabSsIdtt say
| The world without its Bismarck can be in
agined.' The Neue FTete Presse says: "Histor
begins new page
Yellow Fever.
| Rio DE JANEIRo, March lSth.-Yellow feye
has broken out N Csmpinas aud San Paulo.