New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06

GROWING INTOLERANCE OF A PRrsSIAN
CONTROL AND INFLUENCE.

GROWING INTOLERANCE OF PHI SSiAN
CONTROL AND INFLUENCE.
cvno,, Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE
Vienna, March 30.
The Southern States of the German Empire are
beginning 10 manifest very serious Signs OF re-
volt AGAINST the dcspotc and cncroaching nature
of ,he central which the Prussian Government
has gradually acquired over their affairs. Mem
cries of military glory warmed their hearts 10 the
old Emperor William, and especially toward inc
Empcror Frederick. who had commanded mo
great Southern army corps In the war OF lNo
against the French. No such sentiments. now
ever fill their hearts toward the Few Emperor,
who has taken bnt little pains 10 win the afcc-
,ionate regard of the South which his lamenied
fother cniovcd. Under the present Imperial
roion there is nothing 10 soften or 10 paiiatc the
tyranny of Prussian interference. The magic OF
Bismarck's name and the supcrstitious belief III
his far-rcachng power and prcsciencc have hiihci-
70 prevcntcd the South Germans FROM giving
vent to their feelings But now that the great
Cbonccllor has been ousicd and SGT aside by his
nres,lmDtuous and ungratcful young master, the
Southcrncrs have no longer any reason for main
tanning silence In Bavaria. in Baden. IN SaNonY
and in IIcssr. the name Of Prussia is abhoricd !;
and in Wurtcmbcrg the situation has become ="
omnons and the growls of popular dissatisfaction
50 lond that General Won Alvcnscbcn. the frls-
star commander of the Wurtembcrg army corps,
has been summoned in all haste TO bcrhh' III
order TO confer with the Emperor with
regard to the measures 10 he "uop'c"
for DEALING with the trouble The WurtcmbcrecTs
bitterly complain that The Berlin WA once Is
gradually eliminating all the Wurtcmhcrs officers
from the Wurtcmbcrg Army division, and 'h"'
they are either forced 10 exchange into regiments
from other parts Of the Empire or else are driven
10 resign altogether. Their places have lnFdrlapiN
been filed by carefully selected Prus>an officers
until matters have reached such a STAGE that if any
difficulties were to arise between Emperor William
and Wnricmbcrs. il would be found that the army
Of the latter had been rendered absolutely pow
crcss by the fact that all the officers above su-
ballern rank were of PrusSan nationality. Livery
thing looks indeed. as if the authorities n Bcr-
lin making preparation, 10 take possession
of Wuriembcrc on the death Of the present King
who is chdcsS, haf-in>ane, and in an exceedingly
delicate condition of health. The heir prcsumptivc
who is a Catholic and therefore obnoxious 10
the powers At Berlin. is likewise chidlcss and
very delicate and iroa one day 10 another Wur-
tcmbcrg may find itself not only without a King.
but even without a native Prince Of the blood
to whom il could offer the royal crown II l.
this eventually that Prussia mas in view. and She
is determined 10 have the ground fully prepared for
her assumption of possession soon - ever the
Kingdom is deprived of lis existing and prospective
igure-hcads.
Another morganatc marriage is about 10 aug
ment tie number of matrimonial alliances be-
tween royalty and the stage The l.andgravc Of
llcsse. a young man Of twenty seven years OF age
and stonc-blind. Is about 10 we'd very popular
actress Of the leading Frankfort theatre. She Is
exceedingly beautiful and Of noble birth. Icing
the daughter of Il DISTINGUISHED officer Wno~'
death lett h.s family III Great poTeri'. lAr
LandgTdNc. Notwithstanding MS blindness. - a.
most amusing and cheerful companion. u delight
ful convclsationalst and an accomplished ma-
stefan.
The dccp.rootcd aversion Of the T-icancs or
eypses 10 that particular virtue which Is pop
ularly supposed 10 rank next 10 godlincss. has
received a remarkable illustration ~ Russ1. The
Well-known and enormously wealthy phianihro-
psi " JcaOrOw. Of Moscow. determined some
years ago 10 supply ore Of tie pressing needs Of
his fcllOw-ciiiZcnS by erecting public baths Of
tie most complete and elaborate description
under The shadow of the walls OF the krcmliu
Not only accommodation organized for The
classes but also for The masses. and unique
provision WAS made 4" have tic clothes oi every
hathrr washed and lrOnrd free Of charge VI.
Jccorow spent many million roUhcs in construct
Ing and furnishing The establishment IN question.
which was 10 have been opc"Fd on January l..
1851. DisuaNcd. however. bl the prospect ~ 50
much cleanliness The ~ p,lrS determined 10 de
vote al their tLOTlS - Illustrate me DDlianilfopl6
intentions Of II. .Jcgorow. and fcw days before
the date appointed for the Inauguration Of the
baths by TIE GoVcrnorGcncml the millionnir"
was warned by old Tsganc woman whom he
happened - meet that ne would die on the dnN
that the baths were opened. VI. lcgurow. Ike
all Of his couuiTymcn IS exceedingly suggestions.
and the result Of tie prophecy has been that
from that day 20 this The huge structure. with
all its magnificent appointments. has remained
unopened and unused Meanwhile the object
Of the 1siaancs las been attained. For nobody.
of course. wishc, 10 invest money IN The con
struction Of ny baths while any possibility
remains o: those built by u. Jcgorow coming into
use. The result is that Moscow and lis citizens
are living mp - their reputation of being the
dirtiest city and the most uncfan!y people IN the
Cmprc .