Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-16
Copyriost 1892

Copyright. 1892.
BERLIN, October l5.-PublIc atten-
tion here is chiefly directed 10 the mill
tary bill, which not single Journal.
except the government organs, snp-
ports. The recent pretty general belief
that q crisis was impending In the
PrusSian Cabinet, arising from the d.
vergence OF views in regard 10 tho
bill, has become greatly modified.
Even the opposition now admit
that there is little ground for.
any such belief. AT a meeting OF tho
Prusslan cabinet no active opposition
was Offered To the measure. The min
istry accepted the bill on condition that
the extra expenditure involved should
be borne by the Empire, and not by
Prussia alone. The assurance OF Cham
cellor Won Capriyi on this point appeared
to be satisfactory to them. Herr
MIGUEL, Prussian Minister OF Finance.
from whom the strongest opposition 20,
the measure was expected. contented
himself with explaining the financial
results Of the bill.
In regard to the Emperor's attitude,
IL is stated on excellent authority that
he was at first reluctant 10 waive his
objections chiefly on account OF the
great
INCREASE IN THE EXPENDITURES.
The Chancellor, however, with much
fnsistence, converted him to the opinion
that the proposed changes were abso-
lntely necessary on political grounds.
The Ject of the bill passing tho
Rpir baa m hv .n...e-
that the government has decided 10 con-
cede to Parliament the right 10 FIX an
1soay the peace footing OF the army.
: although Emperor William spent
, timeater part OF hts visit 10 Vienna
tions Ing and Sightseeing, he found
is undave several lengthy conversa-
were ch!e,DnegQE .Eeancis HIosephl IL
OF army reorganizatidasf h-p9.ryr~-1'
,, liam, II Is said, obtained Empe<k
Francis Joseph's assurance that the
lessons taught by the German experi-
ment would not be ignored by Austria,
1t is reported that the meeting ar
!, ranged to take place between Emperor
, William and the Duke Of Cumberland al
Schoncrunn. TO discuss the question OF
the Brunswick succession, fell through
owing to the ex-Queen OF Hanover per-
suading the Duke OF Cumberland not
to go. The Duke is in a quandary.
QUEEN VICTORIA ADVISES
him TO renounce his claim TO the throne
OF Hanover, while his own mother We
hemently opposes rennnclation
which would be against his faith
er's diving wishes. II the DukG
= follows Queen Victoria's counsel
1t Is thought probable that his cid
Q est son will be allowed TO succeed q
3 the throne Of Brunswick, though ht
r himself would only be allowed the
| usufruct OF his fathers immense
| wealth.
. A report giving the exports to Ameri'
/ ca from the Consular district OF Berlin
for the past three months shows that
: they have increased s2,62s,550 com
; pared with the corresponding period
: last year. The increase Is mainly due
TO the Hamburg sugar exports which
Q amounted TO 81, 400, 900, and an Increase
I OF $40, in the value OF the knitted
goods exported from Chemnits. The ex'
ports from the latter place were esDe'
clally large in view OF the fact thai
prices were 25 per cent lower owing "a
the effects OF the military bill and the
low prices OF cotton. Cholera affected
the trade OF Annaberg, where orders
amounting to hundrds OF thousands oi
, dollars were cancelled Ia September ow
ing 70 the uncertain treatment that the
delicate goods exported from that place
would receive at quarantine AZ New
YORK.
A SENSATION HAS BEEN CAUSED
: In the theatrical world by the abscond'
ing OF Herr Junkerman, director OF
e Neue Deutsche Opera, who 10 yerj
: heavily In debt. He has gone 10 Mon
oca with his mistress. leaving hI'
family oennlless and his company un'
! paid. Jupkerman's father has often
played in America, and be will appear
I 10 New York in November. He, him
: self, has lost money through assisting
his son.
Most OF the German papers contaH'
articles upon Columbus. All agree thai
the destiny OF the entire American
, continent is unsvoidabIy bound np with
9 and eau only be accomplished through
, the progress aud leadership OF the
, | United States.
The Dowager Queen OF Wnrtemonrs
Is dying from fever.
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