St. Paul daily globe., 1890-02-09

tlon an abundant supply Of money has
Deen provided, and the richer districts
assist the poorer ones. Many eontribu-
TONS of money have been received from
outside OF Germany, and the largest of
these are from America. Many work
ingmen are candidates in the coal
regions A number of miners, selected
as candidates in virtue of the union
with the Cartellers, are running well,
and all differences of opinion that there
might be between these parties are
avoided in the canvass. Herr Miguel,
speaking at Frankfort, predicted that
the Cartel party would agree upon
compromise to pass the socialist law in
the next reichStag. Sketching pro-
gramme of future legislative reforms,
he announced that the new reichstag
would achieve the ngpending
UNIFICATIoN OF THE CIVIL CODE
ard thus make the law of the land ac-
cessible and inteiligible to all men, that
1t would reform the finances of the en-
pre- and Introduce a systematic scheme
for the extinction of the national debt.
He prophesied that the electors would
return majority composed of men
earnestly deSirous of real work and de-
termined in the loyal support of the
government. His address has revived
the dropping spirits of the National
Liberals in the reichland. In that part
ol the empire the ceaSeless immigration
or termans, supplanting the French, is
notably affecting the electorate and
some former deputies, radical oppou-
ents of annexation, have refused to
stand. Minister Phelps and his
wife were invited to dinner
by Prince Bismarck to make
the acquaintance of the family
and drink glass of Rhenish wine over
the settlement of the Samoan troubles.
he dinner hour was all early one, and
the only person present exclusive of the
family was DR.. Schwenninger. After
dinner they adjourned to the library
and the chancellor lighted his long pipe
and sent for some whisky. He said it
was recent gift from friend i'm the
United States. Thus gloriousIv eauip-
ped for social bout, the chancellor
proposed and all drank the health of
the president of the United States. The
Boerseh Courier reports that the en-
peror, who is colonel OF Russian regi-
ment, has been notified from St. Peters
burg to attend the Russian army
nianouevreS in the autumn. Count Won
Moitke, accompanied by several officers,
will visit StraSburg. Metz and Thinn-
vile in April. An army order las been
issued to the effect that at the military
casinos no officer shall be served with
more than one liqueur glass of spirits
before noon, and never with absinthe.
This is
INTENDED TO CHECK A HABIT
that has become part of. the life of the
frequenters of these places, where be-
fore the dinner hour they toss up for
drinks all around, with a consequence
that all afternoon work is performed
with much muddled brains. The ex-
Archduke John of Austria, now called
Herr Orth, has bought the trading
steamer Erherzog, has hired a crew,
will be his own first mate. and intends
to make trading voyages from Fiume to
the Levantine ports. Vice Admiral
Sir Anthony Hoskins, of the British
navy, gave dinner at the Union club
at Malta to Prince Henry of Prussia
and the officers of the German squadron
on Thursday. Prince Henry in reply
ing to the toast of his health smoke of
the sympathy between the Germans and
English as especially noticeable since
the Emperor William had been created
an admiral of the British navy.