Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-19
BISMARCK'S REPUTATION
Won Moltke's Biography Being
Prepared Under Direction
OF Emperor William
The "Iron Chancelior's" Orig
inality and Genius to be
Challenged
New Foundland is Opposed to
Making Amy Concessions
to France

LONDON, May 1s-A Berlin dispatch
says that the biography of Won Moltke
which Is being prepared under the direc-
tion Of the emperor, will contain num-
Der OF facts supported by documents show
/ ing the initiation Of Kaiser William of
many matters for which Bismarck has
heretofore had the credit, and the move
| ments leading up TO the victory OF Sad
! owa. Bismarck's friends claim that the
government is doing all It can to strip him
OF his reputation by suppressing full
and fair record Of the period In question.
giving to the public only what serves to
magnify others at Bismarck's expense.
1t IS stated that Duncan, the American.
who attempted to kill his wife at Mount
Snowden, Wales, has made Il full confes.
sion OF the facts connected with the
tragedy. His statements go to show that
he contracted union with young Sean
dlnaVian woman, which he afterwards
regretted, and not wishing to take her
nome with him, he decided TO kin her.
conceal the body, and then proceed with
MS return to America. His former stale
ment that he intended to commit suicide
atteF the murder Is not credited and ne
uues not persist In it. The authorities
state that while the man NAV be extreme
ly eccentric, as claimed by his friends
they have no doubt Of being able to show
"a Sulhclent motive for deliberately
planned crime.
Tne New Foundland delegates have re-
celved advices from the colony going Ia
snow that the cOlonists are not pleased
Ouered by Sir William Whiteway. and are
not willing 10 make any concession what
ever to The French fishery claim. The
utlegalcs VIII remain In London 10 do
"hhi Ihey can against the knutsford bin
IN the house OF commons, unless they
should be UNEXPECTEDLY summoned home
because OF the discomfort Ia New Found
iahd, Ia view Of the partial concession
proposed by Sir William Whiteway.
The Posen authorities have applied To /
the government for instructions as to |
What 10 DO with the multitude Of emf /
grants thronging across the frontier from |
Russia, most OF them in an utterly desti- [
tule condition. The frontier towns are !
eKhausting their resources Of urlyate
charity in caring r. the Immigrants !
whose wretchednesg ppeals strohgIy 10 1
The humane. A gremer inrOad Is feared /
soon when the food from Moscow and |
other interior places reaches the frontier. /
IL Is SAID that several German and /
English exhibitors az Moscow have with I
drawn their exhibits and started for home
owing 70 their Indignation at the evidence
Df Russian barbarism In the treatment of
The Jews. Trade in Moscow Is al a stand
sun aud letters received In Berlin state
Lhat the German colony in that city Is
being subjected 10 many annoyauces Inv
the Russian authorities, owing to the prG,
lounced sympathy Of many Of It's mem
)ers with the Jews.
The Prussian minister Of justice has re-
'elved an application for an Increase Of
pay from kcinhold the public ryecg-
loner, who claims In the application that
lls endeavors as head chopper are poorly
lald as compared with tho hangmen i'm
England, while al the same time he thinks
hem more disagreeable.
A Paris dispatch says that several sun-
,orters OF the former llaytien president.
tegitlHe, who have been To exile In France
ihce the triumph OF Hippolyte, have left
,aris suddenly and mysterionsiy, and that
helr departure is connected in certain
ifcfes with the probability Of a coming !
hange In Hayti
owing TO the opposition In England Ia I
'hsslan aud Polish immigration the i'm
Migrants who have heretofore vone IN
'ohdon and been assisted thence 70 Amer
"a VIII hereafter go from HAMBURG 10 I
be United States direct.