Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19
PRINCE BISMARCK IGNORED.
The Panama Affair Watched Will
Interest In Berlin.
noUasE, AND CHOLERA REPORTS,
A mn for the Regulation Of EmiEfa'
tion.-rhe Money Market
Uneasy.

BERLIN, Dec. l1.--If Chancellor
Caprlvi reduces the amount 81 money
In the army bill to $4,000, 900 and
mobiles tho governments demands
Tor an increase in the present peace
effective, The bill will have no chance
o. approval; In the present shape II
will stand no chance Whatever Of 10.
coming law. Some official papers
admit that certain changes are essen
tlal TO the success Of the Measure, but
they express confidence that conces'
siuns viii bo offered. They VIII be
sufficient to win over IA majority OF tue
Roichslag committees TO the support OF
the bill In form that VIII h0t M.
terialIy change itsbcOpe. Tue Implied
threat vi tho chancellor In his speech
when the pill was PIT 70 the Rcichstag
to dissolve the house aud have n new
election, had no effect upon the Con-
servatives.
The lobbey repor. has 1t that the
chancellor ~ feeling worried at seeing
that u l. improbable that he will OBJ
tain the assent OF the RBlchslag to hts
full demands and uSs told the en-.
petor that he would gladly resign. His
majesty, however, Is not disposed
to give the chancellor any en-.
cuuragement in retreating under fire.
lie expressed n determination TO make,
the army bill law even at the risk OF
nu appeal 10 the country and he as
sured Caprivi that hc would stand by
him under all circumstances. The
notable feature In the debates has
been the omission Of all illusions TO
Prince Bismarck, or any reference to
hia opinion.
Developments In the Panama scan
dal arc watched with the koencst In
tercst. One csmfort 10 Germany IL
that the spectacle OF corruption and
confusion among French political
leaders lessons any Russian desire ~
make France IN ally. Advlces 70.
ceived here from st. PetemDurg show
that information recently reached the
| ear that a certain Russian paper ro-
crived from Paris 100000 Tor ndvo-
eating u Russo French alliance and
that part OF the brides distributed by
the Panama canal company have been
accepted by prominent persons In
Russia. The Russian court party are
hosuls 10 French alliance anu they
have seized the opportunity 10 work on
tho czar's preludices against the
French republic. The German for.
eign Office Is hopeful that General
WerIer, the new German ambassador
to Russia, will succeed in Jetaching
the czar from France and w lead TO .
new grouping Of tho powers.
Another, anu to Germany far more
important view OF the situation, IL thai
chaos In France may produce an nd
veuturcr who would hazard war with
Germany M the best stroke to carry
himself into power. The admission
made by Herr Lowe, the Jewish email
arms manufacturer that he had offered
TO supply France with machinery
necessary for the manufacture OF Lebe
rifles, has caused renewed virulency In
anti-Jowish papers which IRE making
n bitter attack upon Lowe, but ignor,
the open fact that Krupp's works con
tinuaily supply Russia with guns ant
ammunition.
Hamburg and Berlin bourses wer,
disturbed yesterday by report o
twenty cases OF cholera, and that foul
deaths from the disease had occurred
at Hamburg. Today official donials o
the story were issued.
heard Of the alleged commu nicaliOn IA,
exchanged by European government
la regard to American restrictions vi
on the immigration OF Germans. A
bill before tho Reiohstng aiming n
regulation OF emigration Il
especially designed to arrest tn,
outflow OF the laboring and poOres
population which goes chiefly TO tn,
United States. Large land owners o
Austria have held mceting,at which
with u view OF preventing emigra
ton. 1t was decided to recommen
such reform In the law as woul,
enable peasants TO cultivate coLimoI
lands.
The Austrian government In takin,
gold from London slowly but steadily
and has concluded n gold loan o
$40, 100000 from the R0thschil,
syndicate. The money market her
and In Vienna Ia Ia tho meantime un
easy.
j. y. Lee, an American astronome
who has been studying for Jour year
with Professor FORESTER, has been al
pointed TO the chair OF astronomy a
Chicago university.
THE ooSPERRNcE ADJoURss.
Alter De Renzies' motion was pro
posed ht the Monetary conference ye.
tsrday Senator Allison made n slercI
e In behalf Of the Uhitea States dclegs
ton. He laid emphasis upon the fac
, that throughout the debate nobod
suggested that either money metals b
discarded, and We think IL wise to r.
sumo deliberations after the recess
ANY agreement at which the coniel
enco might arrive would probably re
quire large concessions ON our par
Therefore, the national Democratic ad
z. ministfation which Is about to com
( Into onice In the United States an
{ upon which the Responsibility Tor sue
Y actioh would fall should have an oppoI
E tunity TO direct the course OF the Unite
! States delegates. BerIram Currle, ,
o the British delegation, Obj ecled to III
: reassemoling OF the conference, ON III
o ground that as three previous monetar
y conference had failed, there was littl
prospect OF the present one being SUI