Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-27
General Opinion of the Deputies is That the
Deliveranoe Was a Coup.
EMPEROR WILLIAM IN GOOD HEALTH
Planning for Reproduction Of the Court Of
Frederick the Great, -
SOCIALISTS DRAWING MUCH ATTENTION
They Promise to Still Further Astonish the
World with Their Strength in the Next
General Eiection-What Bcr-
lin Is Doing.

copyrighted 1892 by James Gordon Bsnne.tl
BERLIN, Nov. 26.-TNew YORK Herald
Cable-Special to TuE BEE. The chancel-
lor's speech has been the political event of
the week and has served principally to show
how great o difference there /. between him
and his predecessor. / have heard several
opinions, all of which go to show that 1T was
a coup. Manque, one of the most influential
deputies called ito ''schlafpulver." Another
distinguished member of tho Reichstag sald
"Das ist mehr vie durftig."
His profession of good understanding
with Russia missed fire in face OF the fact
that the Russian government has just taken
measures to exclude long list Of we'll known
German newspapers from that country.
1t was wellnigh impossible to get access TO
the chamber, but those who were there were
struck by the physical decline in the chancel-
lor, who spoke in a feeble tone and without
fire. In his attitude he appeared, accident
ally or Intentionally, to initiate Bismarck,
leaning on big sword. Alone was he happy
in his reference to the Ems dispatch.
williams Latest Hobby.
The Kaiser is thoroughly restored to health
aud in splendid GOOD humor. He has been
having goou sport and it is no uncommon
feature to find two or threa deer shot by him
hanging in some shop of the town for sale.
The army bill troubles him little. Its respon-
sipilty he gladly leaves to the chancellor
The kaiser has in contemplation several court
festivities for the winter. lie aims at making
his court as like that of Frederick the Great
as possible In that view he has ordered the
tailors to work up the uniforms Of that
period, both those worn by the king and
by the court, with all the rich
embroideries appertsining thereto, and
these he has introduced at COURT he himself
taking the lead. The emperor, himself, took
particular interest in making those uniforms,
which have so far cost 30 900 marks. In Wow
| of this hobby the court poet Is busy prepar-
| ing new play Of the court OF Frederick the
Great, and it is by no m sans improbable that
| the kaiser will himself take IA part in q pri-
| vate court performance.
Count Won Gutenberg is now constantly
| named US the chancellor who will replace
| Caprlvi. Gutenberg is strong enough and
| malleable enough to fill the post.
| The slackness OF trade and dreary pros
| pect OF further taxation is responsible fol-
| much uneasiness, and the socialists are talk
| ing OF q demonstration between now and
| Christmas time. They loudly assert that il
| at tho last election the soclalistlc vote in Ger
many astonished the world, the next will dc
/ so still more.
| Confirmed the Report.
| The Kreisz Gszet,e has an article which il
| significant as confirming what the Herald
had already stated. 1t says Germany has
entered into treaties with Austria in order
to help her improve her arnaments instead
| of which Austria has merely reformed n cl
| military system. / hear also that the ID ca
that Austria must abolish her conscript sys
TEN has caused much CONSERVATION in thu
highest circles here.
The slightest movement Of the Herald CORE
spondent still excltes keen interest in gov
ernmental and certain journalistic circles
A few days ago went to Kiel to see Prof
Lamp concerning the new comet. The gov
ernment was kept thoroughly posted as Il
my whereabouts, and even as to the hote
at which l had stopped. Tho Nationa
Zeltung gave long article, stating that Ber
| lin had grown too warm for the second Her
aid correspondent, who had gone to Kiel, anc
would be at once replaced by third.