Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-21
In Germany Is Not Of the Momentuous
Character that Rumor
Gave II.
THE WHOLE MATTER CALMLY re-
VIEWED.
Interest inshc silver Question AWak.
ened In Germauy.-Sli'cr in
the Country.
In Prussia T. Calmly viewed ~
Statesman.

In Prussia T. Calmly viewed ~ q
Statesman.
BERLIN, March 10.-A calm review
OF the ministerial situation prevails
everywhere tonight. II h positively
known that Capriyi has not resigned.
and the retirement OF Xudlitz, tho
Pruggian minister Of ecclesiastical al.
isir-, 10 still undecided. IL depends ON
the result Of the Empefof's delibera.
lions. Now that tho nature Of the
crisis il better Understood II IL seen that
nj no time was II Of that momcntous
character which rumDr gave II. Since
tho committee having IN charge the
Pfuesian primary education bill began
its fitting, Caprlyl and Iedlit1 have
been Offering no opposition 10 tentative
amendments to the measure. Only last
week the government seemed bidding
Tor su arrangement satisfactory 10 the
National Liberals, and which would
break up the threatened coalition with
the FruisainiRe party. Miguel, PTus'
sian minister of finance, who, when
the Till was promoted, was only In.
duCod to fotniA his position by tho pto-
mise " the Emperor that satisfactory
notifications would be made In the bill,
was empowered by Bonnigran, tho
National Liberal leader, 10 In.
form tho Emperor that tho
party retained no hope TINT the ne
g0tiatlons would result successfully,
unless tho bill was 40 altered NJ 10 de.
pfivu the Catholic aud Lutheran
Clufgympn of the special rights given
them la the control Of religious teach-
INK Ia the elementary schools. Tho
Emperor, therefore, had 10 face the
loss Of his ablest minister, Miguel.
Thursday last he instructed ZeulitE 10
prepare compromise on the basis Of
Che demands Of the National Liberals.
Zedlitz consulted with the chancellor,
who urged that nn attempt be made 10
meet tho EmperOT's wishts. Zodlilz
found that an attempt TO alter the hi
~ n ~ satisfy the National Liberals
won involve such radical changes as
10 make tho measure impossible Of ac-
coptancc by the Conservatives and the
Centrlst majority, and his only way
out is to resign.
In order 70 think over the difficulty
In complcte soclutiOn, the Emperor
left Berlin for his shooting seat. Mean
while the members Of the National
Liberal and Frosissinigo parties are
growing over their temporary succtse.
Tho P0si, however, admits that a
victory il doubtful.
The Tagc5ion advises the National
Liberals 10 remain deaf To all soliclta.
tons, TO surrender nothing, but rather
10 draw strength from the situation.
The RreiE zcituHg still hopes that
| the Emperor viii not abandon tho
religious clauses OF the bill, thus rum.
ing the hopes Of the Conservatives and
Catholics. IL advises the government
TO resort 10 an adjournment TIL
October, 10 keep tho ministry Intact
and insure n subsistence VI the Opposi'
ton clamor.
The Conservative members Of the
Lhndtag feel that step IL adyi-hblv.
Tho crisis has not caused any trouble
upon the hourse and financial houses
have not given ctedonce TO the ru.
mors OF tho chhnoellor's resignation,
nor have they attached any Importance
TO the retirement Of Hedlitz.
Dispatches from st. Petersburg state
that another important firm N In
financial difficulties, but that power
ful efforts will be- mode 10 prevent the
suspension contemplated.
The Austrian currency agitation,
the Bland n liver bill anu the monu-
I tlNAll VI Allt fNIANtnH
awakened interest In the silver ques-
ton here. The report that tho Relchs
bank for 1892 shows the total stock OF
coin held by that institution AN
sos, 700, 900 marks. The amount o!
silver IL estimated nj 200, 900, 900 marks.
| Experts estimate the silver In Aust
rian. Hungary at i9l,0uO,OOO marks.
Although President Koch OF tho
Hoichs bank, with most financial lead
crs In Germany anu Austria, now
adheres 10 the gold standard, all agree
that national Interests would oblige
them TO take part In an international
monetary eonieronce,ii one is arranged
by the United states ana other great
countries, II Is said that all that Ger.
| many could assent 10 IN the conference
would be 10 increase tho amount OF her
subsidiary silver coinage. Opinion here,
including that OF IA few members OF tho
I,eichstng, who adhere 10 bimetallism,
| IN that nm international conference
would DO OF doubtful vHlue.
In the Criminal Court today eight
pert0ns wore convicted OF rioting on the
streets February 18th, and sentenced
10 imprisonment for from fifteen
months 10 three ycars.
The pOrters nj the granarlea In Berlin
have struck for an Increase Of 90 per
cent In their wages.