Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01
Tho scriarian Education niI IN Prus.
sin.

BERLIN. jan. GO.--TLe debate on the
seclnrlgn education bill today closed
10y agreeing 10 refer the hiil 90 q com.
mittCe OF tweuty.oight. hiucn yoslVf.
day private negotiations have given
rise % tho hope TINT tie government
will assent 10 10 rcmpdel tH clnu8eB Ne
to iivrsl the measure OF iiH most 90.
nlxi0us features. This departure IN
due 10 the G1vernmcnt realizing the
Hlrcng,h ul The coalition Ui Moderate
Conservatives, National Liberals aui
l'fcisiuiuges. SO Today Chancellor
Won G9prlI altered histGnu VI defiant
hostility 10 the National blhrflla.
After declaring that religion and cdu.
cation were insepafable; h1 doniad de.
cling o. dominate over the lihcfnla.
10 was thr Liberal coalition, hu said,
that aimed to doniuetr over tho gov.
efumunt. The National Liberals de.
signed tause the bill a lever ia form.
Ing great Liberal party, "but," he
added, ~ accept the conoi iat0ry nt.
ti,uda " tUiayis party orEuus, anu now
think the monaco TO create uu upp1s.
Ing coalition only = soap bubble that
has nlre. 1y bunL"
Herr Ricke'i, the FrVisinnigc leader
declared himself opposed 10 my com.
promise. IL was Impossible 10 alter
the message 10 ~ 10 mako % AycuplR.
bic. Chancellor Won Caprivi ngain
arc 70 and commented upon ihu opp1sl.
ton Of tho National Liberals ng imply.
iug only thruu possible conditions.
Thuac were either that the govern.
ment must enter into a iutilug com .
pact with tho National IiDernla, I'm
i.nuOsslhlliiv in Prussia, where the
nc.louf Of the government depended
on the l[luv-or tho party must tggo
the government In tow, condition
the government would oppose 10 the
last; or the party must ALLOW Itself to
bs lowed by tho government, an nr.
Tungomunt no would not suggest 10
tine National 14ibcln'H. The whole
iUunr Of the chnnCpliOt'a remarks indl.
Gated dosiIe 10 avoid u general rup-
turp with tho National Liberals.
The House adjourned Until WUInCs.
DAY. In the meantime the situation ls
one Of suspended cTlgIa. NlLilicrs
Burtlicher and Furth will resign with
MIGUEL, II lho Emperor does not allow
tho chancellor 10 assent 10 crucial
amendments. Won Iedlily alone la
tue cnhiuct urges that no conccsslon
bo made. AZ minister after the
Kings own heart Xsdillz han been
decorated with the rel caglo Of the
iirsl-Class. /! IL probable that the
issue OF tho struggle will! be 90 pylcip'.
tate Tue general election which So due
In autumn.
ihc Liberals are confident that the
bulk OF the Pruaian elec,Otuto VIII
vote agalus. the government
bismarck declines 10 commit him
self oithor for or agaiusl the bill. Tho
hamburger Naehrichtcn, however,
tWis tho Conservatives with becoming
the tool OF the government itthe
article - inspired by Bitm.ccll, !, Is
evident that lie ls likely to Insure
disaster 20 the government and render
;he Emperor unpopular.
a report Is current to tue effect thnt
The Grand Duke OF Baden has written
The emperor on the grave consequences
OF popular uprising against religious
coercion. The grand duke has, how
ever, small influence with his nephew,
The T1Ssis9hc ID.nig publiFhrB last
African ndylcus under date " January
9th, showing that Emin Pasha IL
mnking n victoriou8 march TO bis old
quarters. The absence OF details
throws doubts on the rup0F.H.
Mark Twain was confined 20 his he'd
fora week with bad cold, but 10 now
recovering.