The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-03
THE CRISIS PASSED
All the Prussian Ministerial
Changes Announced.
Won GUTENBERG AND Won cApRIYI
The Centrists VIII Make the Educational Bill
Leading Issue-RussIa Makes adj
yances to Germany.

BERLIN, April p Copyright by New York
Associated Press 1892. THE ministerial
changes arising out of the recent crisis ara
definitely completed by the appointment of
Herr Hanauer, as director Of the Office of
justice of the empire, as secretary of state
In the office of justice in the empire. The
powers Count Won Gutenberg as president
OF the Prussian ministry will be tested
tuesday rext, when the Ceutrists in.
the lower house propose to debate
MS appointment by challenging the allow
ance for the president of the council.
The Conservative majority re-
lolce at the chance to show their hostility
by rejection of the credit The National
Liberals and Freisinnige party are also re-
luctant to grant money, but will vote an
appropriation this year as part of the new
temporary ministerial arrangement. The
whole question of separation of the func-
tions OF the imperial chancellor and
chief of the Prussian ministry
and the Abandonment of the pri-
mary education bill will be warmly
discussed. Count Won Eulenburg's OPEN
ing speech as president of the ministry dis
appointed everybody who knew his cid
form as orator. His debut tended to alter.
the Impression that he would become a for
midable rival of Chancellor Won Capriyi
Intimate friends of the latter now patron
lie Non Eulenburg as protege of the chan
cellor, who is credited with saying he means
to familiarize his new chief with
the work of the chancellrie and foreign af-
fairs and then retire. The present session
OF the landtag wilt close on the Sth inst
Members are bGffled and furious over the
withdrawal of the primary educational
Dill. Ii the allowance for president
OF the council is defeated, it will
be brought before the new land
tag. The Centrist leader Schor-
lementalist, in a recent speech at Essen.
announced the resumption of the educa-
ton blu would be the foremost plank in ;
the electoral programme of the Centrist
deputies. JOINT declaration was sent to
the Vatican, containing similar intims-
ton.
Count Won Schouvelaff, Russian ambas-
sador to Germany, has made overtures
TO Chancellor Won Caprivi with a view
10 the restoration of a commercial
entente between Russia and Germany
NO news for long time has awakened
more interest in diplomatic circles. The
Gar Is reluctant to give his assent TO a
renewal of relations, and yelled his ac-
ceptance of the AMBASSADORS proposals by
with regulating the commercial rels-
tions of Russia with foreign nations.
and to first consider the settlement
of an entente with Germany This news
ought for q time at least 10 check the war
rumors, which are largely traceable TO the
Kret,z Zeitup.G. The leading solid fact re-
garG1ng war preparations is that Russia's
arms are not tit Tor the field. The equip
ments viii not be ready before the autumn
of 1894.
\ Another diplomatic surprise was the de-
cision OF the Acknowledgements govern
ment to accord Hungary separate represen-
tation at foreign courts. The negotiations
for changes pending the result will soon
be announced. IL is understood distinct
consular representation is not included in
the scheme.
TIE NEGOTIATIONS for a commercial treaty
between Germany and Spain are delayed
by the demand that Germany shall be
granted advantages equal to those which
the United STATES obtained in her trade
with the Spanish Antilles.
Prof. Felix Adler, of New York, is here
for the purpose OF studying the system Of
manual training in use in German schools.
1t is learned Prince Alois Schwarzen
berg, who, it is reported from Vienna, haa
been missing for a number of days past, is
in seclusion with an actress of Vienna.