Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
THE KAISER'S COLT.
ercovERY THsReFRoM RETARDED
EVA GENUINE AMERICAN BLizzAp
The pike of Cumberland Makes Affect
Surrender TO the Powers that Be-
General German Notes
copyrighted, 1892. by tho New York Associated

iftSt-i
grRrrx, March "a. The bitter westher
that has prevailed here for the past .hree
Savs has retarded the Emperor's rcov-
erv from the cold with which be is siffer-
ING. For time yesterday q p,rfcct
American blizzard prevailed here. Traffic
on the streets was imptded for hour and
business was paralyze. The Emperor
entered n relapse last night. which caused
a postponoment Of thu audiences sat FOR
g. dav His Majesty has a slight fever.
I,t continues his work in his bedroom.
lilo rs highly pleased al the reconciliation
'hat has been effected with the Duke Of
Cumberland concerning the Guelph fund.
KING oEoBGxs PROPERTY.
The Reichsanzeiqer this evening publishes
. communication from the Emperor 10 the
prnssian Ministry announcing that the
Ime has arrived TO snnul the sequestra-
ton of the property of the late King
George Of Hanover. Ia letter dated
Thursday the Duke 81 Cumberland re-
6nesfs the Emperor % give his gracious
consideration 20 the execution of the
trcatv dealing with The property of the
late King. The letterconcludes:
~ am pleased 10 ayiil myself OF the OPP
,oriuniiv OF once more declaring that IL
4 far from INV intention to engage III any
enterprise calculated to disturb or in any
vey menace the peace Of the German
empirc or tho States belonging thereto. /
ta,tlfully and sincerely love the German
fsfherland / would never with the re-
sources 40 my dispoial, whether already in
ms possession or actruing TO me by virtue
m the treaty. knowingly originate or ap-
,.-oyc any hostile enterprises nstigated or
ur.moted directly or indirectly against
your Majesty or hoPrussian state"
rnE sUBRTNoER SURPRISE.
The tone Of the Dukes surrender is a
srrprtse TO his opponents and friends
alike Some adequate declaration was de-
,,afded from him By the government. but
nothing more was expected than a recOg-
1,t.u Of the German empire, with a
rr0rnise Of friendly neutrality. His alb
'..f rcuuuclatiOn Of old principles reads
g. n b had been dictated by the Emperor.
'Tno friends Of the Duke affirm that Queen
Victoria and the FRINGE Of Wales induced
fIe members of the Danish royal fami-
/, fD ioin then in bringing pres
SIM. on the Duke 10 obtain his
CONSENT 10 thu EmperOr's arrange
mont regarding the duchy and the Guelph
nrl. The Duke gave way before the
rutncd family onslaught md 10 the
consideration of International policy that
If.UN NlfA AA4t NENAAAtANir- AAAiANHfh
relations betwee, the Emperor and the
min, families Of Russia and Denmark are
.,uected % result. Although reconcilla-
,,.n bas only been definitely effected with
Dill the last few iays, members of the i'm
rtrai circle credit o report that the En-
rrror Is already making arrangements to
la.rt the Duke of Cumberland and the
Car o. Copenhagen during the early
summer.
TO IEMADE A GERMAN.
The Cologne GazeGe states that the
Duke. 10 engaging a tutor for his eldest
son. directed that his education should be-
uureIy German. The history Of the war
between Hanover and Prussia in 1866 Is to
Doe passed over hgntly. The boy will he
fitted 90 take any post as a good German.
The UNEMPLOYED.
meeting Of 1850 unemployed people
was held I'D tbs Uyoh Gardens to-day.
There was no disturbance. The addition
az tMrty-eight officers and 3Z3 agents 10
the police f0rct enables better arrange
mems 20 be made to watch the rowdy con-
tue,ui The split among the Socialists,
which is now pronounced, assists the
authorities IN distinguishing the danger
ou- Anarchist section from the MOderates,
Jed by Herr Bcbel. lAebnecht and Singer.
The Anarchist section. Judging from seve-
in numbers. Fifteen hundred members
Of tais section held a meeting. at winch
they denounced the Moderates As " official
Socialists and traitors TO the prOletariat.
AIlEIsM AFFIRMED.
The T0,1sG0fs as the organ of the So
ciaiist members OF the Relchstag, Was de-
clared 10 be no longer the mouth-piece OF
the wOrkngInen. Finally, a resolution
was approved affirming atheism as recog-
med by the pirty-an action which means
that revolution Is Its method TO achieve ITS
aims.
The Vor,rder's, replying TO this section,
drew a distinction between the working
prH.etarlat and the hfmpen or c1Hdib probe
urat. the former vindicatiug Socialism
ly parliamentary methods, the latter dis
craciug the cause of the workers by riot.
Ile Iorlrasris does not admit that the An
archl-ts are making anv Roadway. but I'M
partial outsiders note the rapid growth OF
tine Extremists numbers. as well as the VIC
lence of their utterances.
EXTREMISTS ARRESTED.
Two Extremists, Auerbach and Biester.
were arrested ana placed on trial on the
charge of melting evil war. During the
course Of the case Biester referred to the
Lmperors speeches, adding that II he was
c1ndeWned for inolting civil war the Em-
lfl|i ought 20 Dt hleN tOltAfiuitus it
Court at onoa stopped the case and ordered
the arrest of Biester on the further charge
~ sse HpdIeS'a
Herr Stubsil, an officer of tho Berlin mn-
uc.pal government. who was expressing
himself freely on the Emperor's utter
aucos, has also been arrested.
PRTss PROSECUTIONS.
The crop of press prosecutions grows
daily. Even obscure papers published IN
Leipsic, Williamson, and Hanover do not
escape the vigilance of tho pubic prose-
cutor A Munich paper announced the
issue OF a cartoon on the carnival process
sion, IN which a group was presented of
pictorial burlesque on the Emperors
Braudenburg advice To malcontents TO
emlgrate. The Emperor wanted those who
took part ia the procession punished and
the issue of the cartoon stopped by the
government authorities. HIS intolerance
VI criticism approaches craze.
TIE EDUCATION BILL.
Concerning the compromise on the prl-
mary educ ltlon bill, the government offer
Umply AMOUNTS TO the inclusion of sew
trai scots that were omitted from the
privilege granted IN the original measure.
Long conferences have been held between
the Emperor and Ministers Miguel and
hedltz, but they did not result in an agree
mcnt. The National Liberals Will not as
cent 90 any compromise short OF recogni-
ton of religious liberty.
he govern ment proposes to raise
further sums for the German department
~ the Chic 90 Columbian ExpOsltipn.