Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08
lilo Has Kept Quiet Since His
Notable Speech al
Jena.
WARM ovArioNs IN nis
HONOR.
Rupture IN the Prnssian MiniStry.-A
New lronclad.-Choiera
Experiments.
Prince bismarck ,hc otlce, Of rett,
ANNOY Hnces.

fFin'c bismarck tie object OF Petty
Annoy Hnces.
BERIiN, Aug. Primo Blsmarck,s
studied avoidance and olsn reference
to the governments policy In brief
speech lac delivered upon his ARRIVAL
today was the source Of great relief u
thg official mind, which had been
filled with forcbodings that the prince
would renew the attacks. Since his
notable speech ut Jena he has been
made 20 feel the official resentment In
various petty ways. The different
halfway stations IL Prussia have been
virtually closed 10 the public. At
Halle, where he had TO alight to
change trains, tho railway officials re-.
fused to admit any one ~ the platform
aud asked the prlncn 10 leave his car
and stay Ia the waiting room until the
train was ready toptocoej. similar
isolation was attempted here, but the
officials dId not dare 10 face the public
wrath.
Ovations la his honor by tue people
have become warmer owing 10 the pub.
lie Indignation over his bad troa.nien
II has transpired that tho government
tried ~ influence the grand duke Of
SAKE. Ntimar to ofdcr the municl-
PAL authorities Of Jena nud the
chiefs " the univeTaity 10 refuse the
prince public reception. Professor
Hacckel, however personally saw tho
gund duke. The Nati6Hd ZciiuHg
and other National Literal organs
Rightly boast Of Prince Bismack's In
nuuncc, anu proclaim him stlll 20 be
the grontcat ruling parsonage In Ger
many, even though ho is never again
invested in office.
Htrf Hcrrbruth, the Prusslan minis.
ter OF the interior, has delayed his
formal resignation until Emperor
william shall return, but his with.
drawal isapIc isnl fact. Herr Helm,
president vi tue Imperial board OF
rAilwhyi, also intends 10 resign. This
rupture In the ministry IL due To tho
majority OF tn. ministers ot the cabinet
supporting Miquei'i financial reforms,
Miguel prUpOs,a 10 rvlinquish taxation
by tho state of real estate anu mines,
permitting commissioners Ia levy sucn
taxes for tleir administrative ex pcnsps.
Tie would inset the shortage on the
State budget resulting from tho loss OF
taxes on real estate by mn increased
income tax aud lovying tax on fund.
cd property.
Tho now ironclad "woefth," named
after the village woorih.sur.Sauci, In
AlSce, noted rs point where the
decisive encounter took place between
the French aud German armies. Au-
gust ., 1870, aud where the Germans
won their first victory, was launched
to-day at liiel.
Tho announcement that a treaty Of
commerce has been concluded between
Germany anu tho United States Of Col.
umbla n thosubltct Of congratulations
by the commercial pr,ssoi Germany as
success against tho fiscal policy OF
the United Statcs. The United States
Ot Columbia sends this country tobac.
co, nuts, coffee aud sugar Ia exchange
for all kinds Of German manuiuc-
lures. Tho total annual value IL not
great, but the treaty Ia hailed with
favor and NJ n hit at the United States
Pau.Amutlcan PRINCIPLES.
Paul Wolf, the wellknown Journal.
ist has been asked by cattle by Henry
Willard 10 take charge Of the German
press bureau for the national demo-
cratic committee OF tho United States
during the approaching Presidential
Cimpaign In that country. Herr
Wolf will sail Oh the steamer "rrave"
for New York.
Doctors Bricgcr and Wassenman
made n report Ia regard to the expert.
menis In inOculatlng animals with
cholera. They claim they injected
chOlora baccilli Into guinea pigs until
the animals were practically in n state
Of immunity from the disease.