The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-21
fIR[ENEwS FROM GERMANY
,rrTpOLD SAID TO NE ACT
r1r PART OF PEACEhAKER.

sUcE LUITPoLD SAID 10 nn ar
THE PART OF PEACEMAKER.
,.,. Long Talk with Bisnareh Near
...,,-Be,ief that tho Emperor Needs
-...,s Advice In these Uneasy T1nes
d. Scarce In the Suburbs OF Berlin
-. R,ots In the Polish Provinces
!, a.ru.n Commits Two Murders ana Es-
n Ena,nnd-A Horse Race OF Over
-. Hei,eolnnders Out or Luck.
,.,u Sept o0.-As fears Of war and famine
aso and troubles thicken around the En-
,nr,rs OF n reconciliation with Prince
..,t arc revived. 1t Is said that the
.,, finding tho situation more difficult
-, any time since he assembled the throne,
'.,hs need Of the advice Of his old COUNSEL
and oyerturcs have been made to him
..sb other eminent personagcs.
NJ. csrtain that last week Prince Luftpold.
..,t II Bavaria. who. during the recent visit
y. rmperor to Munich. was placed in har-
IAN. md confidential relations with his
..s,y. had secret meeting with Prince Bis
rt A gentleman who happened to be
..r. r,r train at the Hammer M1hle sta
n r0ar varziu. saw tho Regent and Prince
,,,r,k meet on the platform. After talking
thar for about live minutes they entered q
.,sa car, where they remained In earnest
.',,,rstlon forty minutes. the station master
An. sn,e time keeping of all intruders. My
[,,r,,nt says he saw tho Regent hand Bis
,,t A letter, which the ex-Chancellor read
(.rl times aud treated with 80 much respect
n give tho impression that 1t could only
n. trS.Enpcrial hands.
When they issued from the car Bismarck
min the highest spirits. Luitpold offered to
.r,upany him to his carriage. which was
nt,uc to carry him back to Yarzin. but Bis
ark ielerentially persisted. and escorted the
rr.tto the saloon car. After hearty shak-
ksahands and exchange OF fsrewclls the dis
hrished persons parted. The train moved
td.he station and the ex-Chancellor drove
apparently enveloped in the deepest
wight
,nsncdent gives kind Of confirmation to
I, ntonciliGtion rumors. for It can hardly be
ssivcd that the Prince Regent Of Bavaria
Md travel to Varzin except on business Of
highest Importance. It is to be remem-
nd too. that he has preserved friendly. not
tsy!ntimate. relations with Prince Bismarck
D., his retirement. and would be q most
r;y medium for overtures OF reconciliation.
iry such arc contemplated by the Emperor.
Irover. one OF the most prominent states
10 IN Germany told your correspondent early
u summer that. under the pressure Of .
essrcus International situation. and under
b only. reconciliation might be effected.
tltme Of real and accommodating troubles
rhe present the Emperor actually has no
tunder him. so far as is known. capable Of
Hsng him and plotting him over the stormy
In the mean time fears OF famine are becom-
g facts which press closer upon and come
sn~ to the Government The distress
rs& existing In the suburbs OF Berlin.
rtinder their eyes. is fearful Numberless
sadiamilies have been unable to obtain
kbr months. and. with those dependent
b them. live on q diet Of potatoes only.
iasary charity ia invoked and committees
Rkhg formed for the systematic admins
= Of relief The poor look upon tho sp-
n Of winter with terror; never have they
~ unprovided to meet 1t. The increase
btress and restitution appeals to Germans
b6s and abroad. and nowhere will their
npashles be more powerfully aroused than
hlnehca when oil the facts are known.
mere were bread riots yesterday in Naczel-
in the Polish provinces. The mob Of
nishsd people carried by storm tho -four
pills d Hnstberg Brothers and plundered 1t
u oon'ants' The military were called out
asese compelled to charge bayonets on the
"us MOB before they could be dispersed.
n,@ the rioters were wounded and q large
,aOef were arrested.
nue lace OF depressing circumstances the
4t'0r Keeps up MS preternatural ACTIVITY.
nns no signs OF encouragement or
s,e MS speech takes on a sharper ac-
.ou1 otherwlse he betrays no irritation
lame complications BY which ne Is sur
,aaea. ne contln les to move rapidly from
!" " place. taking sudden Journeys and
Saalns more while keeping all the while IN
sAn' communication with his Ministers at
aaplospect has not yet been abandoned OF
,,.a0s hs OF the Gar and the Emperor. Inc
lu's OF MOI have received notice that
y. uperor would arrive there PROBABLY this
coming from stettin on the yacht
~I.oAern' Tho exact time. however. Is
Nv as II depends on tho movements
d. va" ihe German court omcials
VI ~. s' '.S authoritative Information with re-
N, " .nem' ahd are compelled to make
ahRements Tor the travels OF
.refor on tho assumption that
\, " w. WIN return 10 RUSSIA by
n,.s w. . n.e''h or Dantzic- AS lor the
os.r . himself. tho latest news is that ne
' ".,s perrin tonight for stettin. where he