The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-20
A ROW WITH THE KAISER
SAxONY'S KING QUITS PoTsDAM
IN A dURRY.

The Emperor aud the King Believed
TO Have Fallen Out over the Posi-
BILE Prosecution of Prince Bismarck.
The Party Groups Still at Variance
Over the Army Bill.
(Copsriohf. 1892, bV the " Y. Associated Press)
BERLIN, Nov. l9.-Ths Reiohstag will
open on Tuesday with the party groups in
such a State OF variance that it would be
futile TO attempt to predict how they will
ultimately rearrangs themselves The
centerists are in the meantime split into two
sections, one OF which Is uuoompromis -
ingly opposed to the army bill, while
the other will openly support the
government If 10 can obtain concessions
widening the Catholic privileges. Out of
100 centerists tbs government is still hope
ful of getting support.
The conservatives are lukewarm over the
army bill, and they will require skillful
ministerial handling TO induce them 20 sup
port it with the whole strength OF the
group. The Polish group continues to hesi
tate in its allegiance to the government.
ONLY ONE PARTY SOLID.
Only the Reichs party will go solid for
rlvi. The emperor's speech opening the
Reichstag and the subsequent statement Of
the chancellor on the new loans to cover
military expenditures will be- the earliest
factors in regulating the positions Of the
groups.
The bourse holds that 1t is a foregone con.
clusion that the loans will be issued at 3
per cent.
Whatever adverse criticism the army
project may receive In the Reichstag, Ger
man bankers and members of the bourse
are ready to fully cover the loans. The
opponents of the government circulate
endless rumors regarding discussions in the
Buudesrath. the approaching fall of the
chancellor, etc. Chancellor Won CapriVis
latest named successor is Gen. Won Loe
commander Of the Eighth army corps He
certainly is more likely to get the post il
Gen. Won Caprivi is ousted than either Count
Won Gutenberg or Herr MIGUEL.
A ROYAL RUPTURE.
A sensation has been caused by the abrupt
departure OF the King Of Saxony from Pots
dam, where be was visiting the Emperor
William. A report Is circulated that the
emperor and the king had a quarrel over
the army measure. Some sudden rapture
did undoubtedly occur between the two
sovereigns, but as the government of Sax
onv some time ago assented to military re-
organization, the rupture could not have
happened over the army bill. The
members OF the diplomatic circle
credit another report, which has 1t
that the difference arose over the emperor's
proposing TO prosecute Prince Bismarck.
whose latest revelations as to how he pre-
cipitated war with France by falsifylng the
famous Ems dispatch are felt Ia official
quarters to justify any measure that may
be adopted TO silence him. The King OF
SaXony, it is said, not only opposed the
princes prosecution but urged the emperor
to make the tirst advances toward recon-
ciliation with Prince Bismarck.
THE DEPARTURE VERY SUDDEN.
Whatever occurred, 10 10 a fact that after
a private conference which lasted two
hours. between the monarchs. the King of
Sexony cut short his visit, made brief call
on the chancellor aud preoipitately quilted
Berlin without any court official doing the
usual honor of accompanying him to the
railway station. The emperor. who had
received him at the station In full uniform,
and surrounded by the officers of his house
hold, entirely ignored his departure. The
incident will not abate the determination OF
the King of Saxony to prevent the emperor
from prosecuting Prince Bismarck
Grand Duke Vladimir of Russia was
suddenly recalled. to Paris tonight
by the illness Of his wife, His visit, though
it had no special political object, has sig
nlticsnce when coupled with the czaro-
witz's reception by the Emperor Fraucis
Joseph, as 1t proves that more friendly res
lations exist between the imperial families
of Germany, Austria and Russia.
TREATY NEGOTIATIONS WITH RUSSIA.
The failure Of the negotiations for COM
mercial treaty with Russia Is not final The
st. Petersburg BouTse Gazette to-day says
that Russia, though unable to sacrifice her
coal and iron trades in exchange for re-
duction in German corn duties, Will resume
negotiations on more favorable economic
lines. IL the German government did not
oppose Russia's obtaining a loan in Ger
many it would render the st, Petersburg
treasury essential service The Gazette
illogically concludes that a loan has noth-
ing to do with commercial treaty, though
everybody knows that improved trade re-
lations are closely associated with facilities
for..Russian loans.
THE SOCIALIST CONGRESS-.
The socialist congress this afternoon
Quietly disposed of all the amendments to the
party programme by passing 10 the order
Of the day. Throughout the congress the
reds and anarchists have been unheard.
Many country delegates seized the occasion
10 bring their wives to Berlin and have done
much sightseeing. This probably assisted
TO make the congress the most peaceful
gathering Of the socialists ever known
Some of the partisans of the extremists
Herr Werner and Herr WildenberRer
we're among the delegates but they seemed
over whelmed by the humdrum character of
the debate and kept silent. The reds used
strong language concerning the bourgeoisie
moderation OF the members of the COM
gress.
Extremists generally are having bad
time with the police. The arrest OF Her
mann Leimert, editor OF the latest anar-
chistio journal, has been followed by the
arrest Of numer of others here and in
Weissenau.
warned the people against eating raw
American pork, and has ordered that all
American meat brought into the duchy be
re-examined, even though accompanied by
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