The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-07
OYER TEE OCEAN
Bismarek's Return to Berlin En-
Enthusiastically Cheered.
MAKES amid HAMMERED SPEECH
National Liberal Organs Proclaim That Big
marck Is the Greatest Ruling Personality
in GermaDy-Other Foreign News

BERLIN, Aug. Copyright, 1892, by
New York Associated Press. Prince Bis
marks studied avoidance and open refer
ence to the governments policy in brIsG
speech he delivered upon his arrival today
was the source of great relief to the official
mind, which has been filed with forebod-
ings that the prince would renew his at
tacks. Since the notable speech at jena
he has been made to feel the official resent
ment in various petty ways
Different railway stations in Prussis
which the prince expected to pass have
been virtually closed to the public. Al
Halle, where he had to alight to change
trains, the railway officials refused 10 ad
NIT any one TO the platform and asked the
prince TO leave the car and stay in tbs
waiting room until the train was ready to
proceed Similar isolation was attempted
here, but the officials did not dare TO face
the pubic wrath over further acts Of in
science toward the ex-chancellor.
ovATIoNs IN HIS HONOR
by the people became warmer owing to
public Indignation over his bad treatment
1t has transpired that the government
tried to influence the grand duke OF SAKE
Welmer TO order the municipal authorities
of jena and the chiefs OF the university to
refuse the prince a public reception. Pro
! lessor Haeckel, however. personally saw
the grand duke.
The Notionat ZeifuRg and other national
liberal organs rightly boast of Prince Bis
msrck's influence, and proclaim him still to
be the greatest ruling personality in Ger
many. even though ne is never again in
vested in Office.
Herr Herrfurth, Prussian minister Of the
in for ali ia oor-
til Emperor William returns, but the with
drawal is q practical fact Herr Helm,
president Of the imperial board Of railways
also intends to resign. This
RUPTURE IN THE MINISTRY
is due to a majority Of the members of the
cabinet supporting MiquePs financial re-
forms. MIGUEL proposes to relinquish tax
alton by the state of real estate and mines,
permitting communes to levy such taxes
for their administrative expenses He
would meet the shortage on the state bud
get resulting from loss Of taxes on real es-
tate by the increase Of the income tax and
levying a tax on funded property
The negotiations for a commercial en-
tente with the Russian government open
with the balance of advantage on the SIDE
of Germany, but the reports current Of
late to the effect that the German govern
ment would favor new Russian loans after
the conclusion OF Lne treaty IS seml-Oth-
cially denied.
The new ironclad Woerth, named after
the village of Woerth-Sur-S auer, in
Alsace, noted as the point where the first
decisive encounter took place between the
Z French anu German armies on Aug. 6. 1876
and where the Germans won the first vic
tory, was launched today at KEEL
Paul Wolff, the well known journalist,
has been asked by cable by Henry Willard
to take charge of the German press bureau
for the national Democratic COMMITTEES Of
the United States during the approaching
presidential campaign in that country
Herr Wolff will sail on the steamer Trave
/ for New York.
Drs. Brieger and Wassenman made a re-
port in regard to the results of experiments
in Inoculsting animals with cholera. They
claim they injected the cholera bacilh inIo
guinea pigs until the animals were prac-
tically in a state Of immunity from the
disease.
delegates TO the Monetary Conference.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-Sir William Henry
Houldswcrths, Hon. Sir Charles William
Freeman and Bertram Guile have been
nominated British delegates to the inter
national monetary conference.