The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-27
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
GERMAN OPPOSITION TO THE NEW
RUSSIAN LOAN.
An Attempt to Prevent an Increase
in the Cash Balance of the
Cars Government.
A Defense of the Anti-Semitio Policy of
the Russians-The Jews Declared
to be Violators of Law.
Organization of Club at Windsor, 0nta-
rio, to Promote the Annexation Cause,
The Hawaiian Islands Said to be
Anxious to Fly the American
Flag-Tenneyson's New
Play-News Notes.

BERLIN. Sept. 26-The government finds
it necessary to explain the policy of per-
hitting the German banks TO take part of
the new Russian loan. The unanimity of
the press protests against Germans taking
part of the loan has convinced Chancellor
Won Caprivi that grave political error
will be committed If a denial is not made
of the rumor circulated by the syndicate
interested in the matter-that the loan has
the tacit sanction of the German govern
ment The crusade of the semi-official
press against these securities has been
long and persistent. The North German
Gazette, the official organ. publishes a
communication tonight which denies that
the government is in any wise departing
from the path of political finance which 1t
has hitherto trodden. The Gazette further
states that no modification is intended in
the: prohibition against the Reichsbank
loaning money on Russian securities.
More detailed explanations are given by
the Hamburg Correspondence This
paper absolutely denies that the govern
ment assented to the issue of the loan in
Germany. The Mendelssohns made conf
Dental inquiries OF the foreign Office as to
the attitude of the government towards
its issue In reply the foreign Office in
formed the bankers that the present politi-
cal situation afforded no occasion for the
government 10 interfere in any form The
chancellor did not design In his reply TO
convey the slightest idea OF approval.
The public clamor against supplement
ing the cash balances of Germany's enc
mics has made Chancellor Won Caprivi
drop his complacency towards the loan.
It will not go here. Probably the govern
ment never intended it to succeed.
A committee Of the Richsbank held a
meeting today and decided not to Increase
the banks rate of discount The Ameri-
can demand for bullion is in the meantime
far below what it was expected it would
be. .t..s-
1t is reported that Emperor William
met the train conveying the car on his
return to Russia from Denmark and had
q short conversation with him. e.et
In an interview Captain Bingham, mill
tary attache of the American legation,
who has just returned from the military
mRneuvers, said that he was greatly ina
pressed by the wonderful uniformity of
training which was shown by the soldierly
on parade, as we'll as in the field The
marching power of the German army, he
declared was almost incredible. Speak
ing of the fighting qualities of the army,
Captain Bingham said that the main fac
tor in real war is the marching quality of
the men, adding: when you can count on
having your forces always on hand at the
right moment, you can win by force OF
numbers. "
The report of the Socialist strike COM
mittee disclOses an entire failure of the
organizations which were being arranged
to bring about a strike in all trades.