St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-01

discussing the role Prince Bismarck
might PLAY III the reicastag, says that If
1t were not for lis
Excessive An, b;tiOn
be would be o. the greatest service. If,
however, he SiioUid attempt to dom
mate the house or TO lead an attack Oh
the government the aureole of his repu-
tatiOn would not hinder his being treat
ed as a partisan. The recent dissen-
s;onS between the emperor and Pr3nce
Henry appears 10 be ended. They arose
frem the desire OF the wife of Prince
Henry 20 establish home in Berlin.
she having Wtaried Ct the uullneSS Of
KEEL. Prince Henry asked the emperor
TO give his assent 80 his having his will
ter quarters in Berlin. The emperor
refused. insisting Gpon The necessity of
the Chief Of the admiralty residing at
kiel. Prince Henry submits to the en-
DerOr'S decision. ana cordial relations
ale again established between the
brothers, though Prince Henry ; wife
is not contented with the decision.
The incident which took place al the
ball given by Prince Reuss, the German
ambassador at Vienna. has resulted in
the recall of yOung NacareSco. The
RoumanIan government sent special
envoy to inquire into the Insult offered
to NJ. y acareSco. Count kalnOkY. the
prime minister interviewed. He admit
ted that
The s0Sinaa5an minister
had the right TO demand satisfaction.
Prince Reu,s expressed regret for the
incident. The opinion Of society pitIeS
the sufferer. The princess, who offered
The insult by ordering Nacaresco to
leave the lo1m, is strongly blamed. Ad-
mlral HeuSutr died suddenly today at
NeImar from heart disease. The reich
stag to-day resumed the debate on the
bill providing for the payment Of premi-
uinS 10 n0n-cOmmiSSiOned army officers.
Dr. WIndthorst spoke in defense of his
motion TO grant nOn-coT miSsiOned Off
GERS after .WelVc Years service a pre-
MUM OF LOG marks. He asked the
house to adopt his motion by the larg-
est possible majority, So that it might
De known everywhere that the Germans
stood steady by their emperor and were
ready 10 defend him from aJtac, from
any quarter. Herr Richter held that
the payment Of premiums was not de-
slrable. The question did not involve
the defense of either the emperor or the
country. Chancellor Won Caprivi re-
Piled that Herr Richter was bad Judge
or what concerned the dignity Of the
army or the SAFETY of the country. The
treisinnlSe deputies, he said. profcssed
sometimes to
support sl.e Government,
but they invariably maintained a mega
tive attitude or tried to defeat the min
lsteria bills. No government could RELY
upon the treIsnnige party. The pres
ent ministry aimed to harmonic the
parties or questions concerning the mil
itary defense OF the country The min
lster were acting with a clear con
science and quiet hand. but were ready
ii need be, which God forbid. to use a
strong hand. The chancellor's remarks
we're greeted with cheers. The gov-
ernment proposal to grant non-com-
mIsSIoned officers premiums increasing
G ON the ninth 10 the twelfth year was
rejected. DR. WindthorsCs motion was
adopted. the chancellor asserting. Herr
Richter declared that he had hoped to
hear an Improvement in the tone Of the
government utterances, but his illusion
had been destroyed. The debate derived
unexpected Importance from thu semi
bellicOse illusions Of the speakers.