Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-27
LOOMING INTO THE FUTURE,
Prince Bismarck Expresses Himself on the
Dangers Of Socialhm.
NOT IN HARMONY WITH THE KAISER
The Emperor Does Not Feel Belliger.
cnt Toward Him Buffalo Bill
Still lF1ourishing-The Great
Medical Con ngrcss.


arrive on Monday at Wilhelmshaven, where
he will hold n ministerial council The Of
hciaS here do not expect that he will come to
Berlin as his programmcis 50 crowded that
he will barely have time to visit the capital.
| 1t is whispered that, busy as the emperor
may be, he has senta communication toPrinCe
| Bismarck intimatiug desire to make short
| visltat Eriedrchsuhe.
| The emperoris utterly averse to all public
action againstth the prince on account Of his
| public utterances on state affairs an q desires
concilhtory meeting with his former
chancellor Besides the annoy yance arising
from Bismarck's published interview, the
emperor musthave been stung by PRINCES
poignant personal sarcasm made with the ap-
parent intention that they should be re-
peated in the court circle. The question of
how to silence him probably occupies the
kaiser's mind fullya as much as do the critical
developments in the east Mean time all
ideaof adopting legal measures to Suppress
the ex-chan cellor'S utterances have been
abandoned.
Prince Bismarck has paved the way
for an amcabe meeting by let
ter sent to Chancellor Won Ca
priv in response TO an inquiry
connected with the business of the chan
celery in which he expressed desire to
see the emperor us soon as he returned from
| Norway
The emperor will return from En- gland Au-
gust 8 and pass aweek at Potsdam before
| starting for Russia. He will return from
Russia on the 25th andwithn amonh there
| after it will be known whether the German
Austrian relations with Russia will be more
| friendlyor strained to the point of rupture.
The Gras hdanin of St. Petersburg, which
is credited with occasional ins pration by the
cZar, says the Russian policy is on the eve
of a change which will hrmOniZe
the German and Russian policies in the Balk-
ans The basis of the cX pect ed arrangemen t
appears to be theczar's &C cceptance of the En-
peror Williams candidate for the Bulgarian
throne.
Eventss in Bulgaria, however, precipitate a
revolution and nullify this diplomacy. In
view OF the possible rupture with Russia
Emperor William during his recent visit to
C0pen hagen and ChrStiala, revived thepro-
posal for scandinavian coalition, including a
reabsorption of Finland by Sweden. The
cars uakascs tending toward complete Rus
sianizing OF Finland create feeling of in.
tense discontentwhich is rlpening to revolt
The emperor offered King Oscar as the
price OF . yyeden's entry inDrebund thepros.
pective restoration OF Finland.
Prince Bismarck, giving he Novoe Vremya
correspondent second interview, deplorcd
the menacing aspect Of affairs and said he
felt it now more than ever his chief duty to
try to assure the peace of Europe.
WHY" he asked, 'shOuld Germany con.
tinue to regard Russia as her inevitable
enemyH AT the present moment" hesaid,
'thereis absolutely no reason for German
war with Russia and an attack on Russia by
the Germans.''
1t was inconceivable on and good grounds.
Germany's energies ought to be confined to
dealing with the dangers of socialism. The
longer the state gave away to the anarchists
demand the blOOdier would betheissue
Thewhole tenor of the interview suggests
that Bismarck is unrecOnciled to the kaiser
and will becomea formidable opponent in any
line OF foreign policy involving quarrel
with Russia. The socialist committees
have intrusted to Herren Bebel,
Leibknecht, Singer and Auer the preparation
of plan for the reorganization of
apary to be presented to thecongress which
meets in Berlin in October. The language
of the Voiks Tribune, which is edited by the
extremist Schippel, forebodes increasing
friction between the sections of the party
The extremists are impatient at Bebel and
Leibmccht's pacific policy.
Herr LeiblInechts paper, the Volksblat
declares that the Berlin congress will prove
the solidarity of theparty and show theworld
aunited German democracy prepared to COM
bat on a vaster battle field.
Asto the individuals who manifesto lack
of discipline, the VollSsbatt settles them by
chasing them out OF the party.
Herr Schippel has not the bulk of the
socialists behind him, but what he wants in
numbers he makes up in the fervor of his
ideas and his unwearied propaganda is fast
converting tho masses from the policy of
moderation advocated by the Older socialists.
The Dresden Arbeiter Zeitung and the
Magdeburg VOllSstimme accurately reflect on
the feeling of the more extreme side in ac-
cusing Bebel and Leibknecht ofexerClsinga
choking Influence on socialist activities and
cneTating the proetaran agitation.
The operation performed by Prof Fuchs
| Of Vienna on the eyes of the shah's first wife
has proved unsuccessful, and she is now
totally blind.
Buffalo Bills Wild West show is prosper
ing. NJ. Herbett, the French ambassador,
Mr.. Phelps, the American minister, and a
were present at the opening performance.
The health commissioner insisted upon a
general Inspection be fore he would sanction
the opening of the exhibition.
Twenty-Five hundred medical men promise
to be present at the congress in August. The
congress will be divided into eighteen sec
tions. Prof. Wis chow will preside over the
department of pathology; Prof. Dubers over
the department of physiology; Prof
Herwig over the department Oh anatomy
Prof Drebrch over the department of
pharmalOlogy and Prot Leydcn overthe dc
partment of matena medca. number of
American papers will be read.
Herr BitterhauS the correspondent who in
terviewcd Prince Bis smarck on behalf of the
Frankfort Journal, is about to institute pro
ceeding gs against the Berlin Post for charging
him with fasifylng BismarcK's statements.
Herr Bterhaus intends TO call Prince Bis
marck to testify at the trial Of his suit.
The life of Emperor Frederick, compiled
by the ox-empress, assisted by profs Curtlns
and Schnellbach, will be issued by Christ
mas, Emperor William contributes a
memoir of the early life Of his father
including many letters from Emperor w iliam
tothe grand duchess Of Baden and family