Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28
The German Government Explains IL
Policy 10 Permitting the Bank.
ers 10 Issue II.
WON cAPalvrs STATEMENT NOT
CANDID.
II l. Thought lie Never Wanted the
Car TO Get the Money.-Oihcr
Items from Germany.
GERMAN IorIcs.



Government finds II necessary Ia ex-
plain It, policy OF permitting the Ger
man banks 10 take part Of the new
Russian loans. The unan Unity OF the
pfes. protests convinced Won Caprivi
that II would he grave political error
II denial were not made OF the
fumor circulated by tho syndicate that
the loan has the tacit sanction Of the
German government.
The North German Gdsst,o, the OIL.
olal organ, publishes communication
tonight, In which u denies the govern
nent N In any wise departing from
the path Of political finance which IL
has troddcn. The Mandelssohns made
confidential iAqulries from the foreign
tiilcc on tho attitude OF the govern
ment towards the issue. In reply the
foreign office Informed the bankers
that the present political situation az
fordsd no occasion for the government
10 interfere In any form. The Chan
ccllor did not dclgn In reply 10 convey
the slightest Idea Of Its approval. Tho
bankers, the roply declared, nrc In most
cases perfectly capable Of acting upon
their own Judgment.
Tho ssmi-ofllcinl statement wants
fmnkncas In SURPRISING the fact that
syndicate. were led 10 believe that the
foreign Office favored the issue OF the
loan here on political grounds. The
political clamor against supplementlng
the cash balances N Germnny's enemy
has Obliged Won Capfivi 10 drop his
complacency toward the loan. IL will
not go here. Probably the government
hoyor intended II TO succeed.
Thc committee on the Neichstng
held an unusually prolonged meeting
today aud decided not TO Increase the
bankrnte Of discount. The American
demand for bullion l., Ia the mean
time, far below what II was expected 1t
would he.
MIr THE CAR.
Its reported that Emperor William,
who j. at hia shooting lodge near Edit.
kupncn, met the train conveying the
Car, OF his trip TO Russia FROM Dem
mark, and had conversation with
him.
The Post tonight, referring to Won
Walderscc's
RESTORATION 10 IMPERIAL FAVOR,
states that the Emperor has nominated
him 10 the command OF the garde du
corps. This will keep Won Waldorsc-
In Berlin and give him the ear Of the
Emperor. with whom ho will have
greater influence than ever.
cAI'TAIS BfspIfAM PLEASED.
In an Interview, Captain Bingham,
military attache Of this American
legation here, who has Just returned
from the German military manouveTp,
dilatcd upon the courtesy he had re-
cciyel from the Hawaiian and Prus.
elan authorities, who gave him overy
opportunity 10 SEQ everything Of In.
tetost. Captain bingham said he was
greatly Impressed by the wonderful
uniformity OF training shown by the
toldiery on parade, m well US In the
field. The marching power Of the
German army, no declared, was almost
Incredible. Speaking Of the lighting
qualities Of the army, Captain Bling
ham aid that the main factor la n
real war was the marching quality OF
the men, adding. "when you can
count on having your forces always
on hand ut tho right moment, you can
win by force OF numhers."
Captain Bingham spoke In the high.
est terms Of praise Of Emperor VIII.
Hams untirinR energies In the saddle.
"His Malosty,n he said, "took the field
ti o'clock In tho morning aud re-
malned until 3 O'Clock In the after
no0n.n Even tho Empress, who ut.
tended the reviews, remained In tho
saddle for four hOur., although the
heat AMI dust were sitting. She smil-
ingly saluted the troops M they passed,
filliug tho soldiers with the greatest
enthusiasm. In conclusion Captain
Bingham said that no had learned
enough " value and interest TO tho
A 10 hNs..
Tor the for,nighps fatigue and hard
riding.
a DINNER
was given tonight TO Minister Phelps
ut the American legation to ok. UNITED
siaic- Senator Warner Miller, .AIrs.
Miller and Miss Miller. There were
present Chancellor Won Caprlvl, Herr
Won Betlepsch, PnIsslan minister VI
commerce; Secretary Rittonburg; Mr..
Menocal, chief engineer OF the
Nicaragua Canal company; Baroness
brrlepsch, Mosdames bingham and
Hutekrr, Misses iialstead aud Phelps,
aud British and French Charge
d'Ailalres. During the progress OF the
dinner dispatch was received from
Mr johnson, tho American consul at
Hamburg, which was read aloud by
Mr. Phelps.
THE MESSAGE
read; The first American pork certlfl.
cate was presented At Hamburg today
for ilfty-fOur cases from Chicago.
Other shipmentA are In port and many
ON the way,n Mrs. Phelps told her
guests that n they could hold their
nppetitrs for few hours they could
have course Of American pork.