Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-14
c,pRlyI MAY HAVE TO RESIGN
Tp,Ia Nor RasSlng Troops alcng the
German Frontier.
epo,ER,s ERECTION DIscrs'rn
A.. r,hibition to he Held In 1898
or IsDs NJ the Grrnhn
Capital.

prRLtS, Nov. l2.-At concurrent
meo,lugs Of the Centcritis In Bavaria,
Raden and Wurtemherg unanimous
,ep,lment against the army hill was
.,nressed. The attitude Of the Coutor'
AZ. shattered the confidence Of the
M,ni.tstialists in the Rcichs,sg. Popu-
lar opposition to the measure Is grow
ips among the people, who are become
ing more and more alive to the fact
ma, the bill will entail upon them
financial burdens 10y raising the price
AZ tobacco, beer aud spirits.
The disclosure Of the fact that Pruseia
IA financially embntfassed, az taken
gom the proposal Of Dr.. Miguel,
pr,sisn minister OF finance, TO levy
,sx on capital, has contributed 10 u
,evulsion ngainst the governments
financial policy generally. The bill
viii be- introduced IN the Reichatag on
lhe cath inst, and II defeated, Caprivi
will resign.
The Emperor IL not nm enthusiastic
sohetent Of the project. His mnjcsty
/. credited with giving financial assent
10 n. at the same time remarking u
Inc chancellor, "You risk much over
ihisD The members Of the Reiohstag
and Iandtag who ARE now gathering
here concur ON REPORTING their cOnstit.
tents, dislike for the prospect OF In.
creased taxation for army purposes
though willing TO agree TO the two
wears service provision. Count Won
Gutenberg, president Of the Pfussl an
council OF ministers, aud Prluce Ho.
henlohe Hatlhnlder OF Alsace' Lorraine
are fav1rites Ia case Caprivi should be
compelled to resign.
Official information from ~. Peters.
burg contradicts both the reported con.
olusion OF the Franco. Russian alliance
and the sensational stories OF Russian
troops being concentrated upon the
frontier. The weakness Of the French
government In dealing with the social.
its and the prospect OF radical min.
isry IN Paris intensely dlspleasod the
Guar, who has ordered the suspension
Of negotiations for treaty. The rumor
regarding the movement OF Russian
troops had Its origin In n Paris paper.
Ii was due 10 the fact that the garfi.
sons removed from the frontier stations
during the cholera period are now re-
turning 10 their posts.
Many German papers In welcoming
Cltyeland's election to the Presidency
q the United States, seem to think
that his advent will involve the early
dsappearanccs Of the Mckinley tariff.
Better informed journals discuss the
election from another standpoint. pay.
% Nua 10 Ihs. All Pa NH aNs.hg NJ
flee people peacefully declaring their
t0yefeign will. The PUsSischo zeitHag
calls America the mightiest nation In
The world because she has no reason
ether TO ask for or 10 fear anything
iiom any other nation. An papers
agree on hoping that the Mckinley
htd will be modified. Some of them
point out that the tariff has done less
harm 10 German exports than was ex-
lected, only the textile manufacturers
0lsaxOny having suffered much.
The Berlin Merchants and Manu-.
heturers' Club has decided to organize
German exhibition TO be hclu In
hgj or 1897, In lieu OF the abandoned
German Worlds Exhibition. The
oltcial register OF the German exhibit
o.. Of the Chicago Columbian exhibi.
ion shows that 1900 firms will be- rep.
issented, where the producers are
numerous numbering 287. In the
took trade $50 houses will be represent.
ed. The mining, iron working and
leitile industries will be sparsely rep.
ieented. Another less pleasing en-.
t'ptise connected with the fair has
been discovered In the country districts
where agents were trying TO entlce
glils to 20 TO Chicago. The authorities
made short work OF this. The will OF
,he late Dowagcr Queen OF Wurtem.
netg 6equeathed $4,000, 900 marks. OF
wv sum lO,OOO,000 marks were given
WurtemberS, 'n ~pd ' ssxs5a, 'e m,,,o Ul
marks to Princess Veras's two dauph.
tis. The king OF Wur,emberg re-.
selved lO,OO0,000. The remainder In
widely dlstrlhuteu amonU nlhar rala