Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-05
PROMISE OF LIBERAL SUPPORT.
Position Of The CtHtTlst Party and The
ClsricalS.
rur Emprnoms PET MEASURE.
r.,,e Of the Mysterious Dlsappe"r'
auce Of Prince Karl OF
bavaria.

pERLIS, Dec. 3.--Evcnts In tho
Reichstag and party movements which
.rc less seon by the public, all tend to
consolidate Chancellor Won Caprivl's
,o,Itlon and secure the passage OF the
amy bill. Bismarckian papers pre-.
lend TO believe the chnncellor's
position ia untenable. Every day the
opposition produces fresh rumors as to
who his successor will be. The fact IL,
the chancellor's position becomes
strengthened by tho open adhesion Of
some party leaders and the private
sdhosion OF others. DR.. Is. Ali, q
national liberal, has won tho chancel'
lor,a thanks By promising that his party
will support all the demands necessary
for the tafety Of the empire. Herr
Koscieiski, IN the name of the Polieh
group, announced that they would
vote 10 grant anything no far US the
financial depression permitted, that
would contribute TO unite and strength
en- the government.
with regard to tho centrist party, II
Is no longer secret that u majority Of
the members Of tho group, rescnting
the Vatican's pro- French policy, are
treating church attempts 10 influence
the party TO defeat the governments
scheme OF army reorganization, AS q
hostile intrigue against German unity.
30 marked Ia the feeling Of many GEN.
trists against the Interference OF the
Vatican, which 10 attributed to tho
Pores hostility to tho triple alliance,
that certain Catholic bishops have nd.
Weed Cardinal Rampolla, papal secro-
tary OF state, that a revolt OF the party
against the clerical lead is imminent II
the interference DO persisted In. The
Vatican, consequently, assented TO
leaving the centrist party to follow
whatever course Il plcasos.
The emperor's bill against immoral.
ity and emigration will be taken up
by tho Reichstag when the discus
sion OF the budget shall DO ended.
When the restrictive clauses Of tho pro-
posed emigration measure are rcrutin-
jred II Ia seen that the law would
not operate so favorably ~ OK
pectes. IL would send good
class OF emlgrants to America.
Well to. do orderly people will
object to preliminary supervision and
the disclosure of private affairs de-
handed under tho bill, while crimi-
nails, frauds and impoverished persons
can 20 across the frontier and sail from
q foreign port without any interference
from the police.
The mysterious disappearance OF
Prince Karl OF Bavaria IL now known
TO be due TO his llaison with u pretty
ballet girl. The regent Of Bavaria dis
approved Of II. Thereupon the prince
applied for permission TO contract
morganatio marriage with tho girl.
The regent refused, and was making
arrangements TO send the prince of on
a Iourney, whom Karl andlihc dnnseuse
secretly left the city. The pair were
traced 10 u secluded retreat in the Alps
and brought back to Munich.
The Vossische Zettun0, referring to
the election OF Cleveland, urges tho
German government TO take time by
the forelock and negotiate n treaty ad-
hitting American products, such ms
wheat, cotton, pork, meats aud leather
into Germany iree OF duty, In return
for reduction Of the American tariff
on German manufactured goods.