The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-13
THE SICK EMPEROR
The Bitter Weather Retards
Williams Recovery.
THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND
He Becomes Reconciled to Prussia Improved
Relations With Russia Expected to Result
Prosecutions Of the Press.

BERLIN, March 12.-[Copyris hted 1892,
by the New York Associated Press. The
bitter weather of the past three days has
retarded the Emperor's recovery. For a
time yesterday perfect American blizzard
prevailed. Traffic on the streets was i'm
peded for hours and business paralyzed.
The Refchsdnzeiger this evening publishes
a communication from the Emperor to the
Russian ministry, announcing that the
time has arrived to annul the scquestrstion
of the property of the late King George of
Hanover. In letter dated Thursday, the
Duke of Cumberland requests the Emperor
to give his gracious consideration to the
execution of the treaty dealing with the
property of the late king. The letter con-
cludes: 81 am pleased to avail myself of the
opportunity of once more declaring it is
far from my intention to engage in any
enterprise calculated to disturb or in any
way menace the peace of the German
empire or the states belonging thereto. l
would never, with the resources at my dis
posal, knowingly originate or approve any
hostile enterprises instisated or promoted,
directly or indirectly, against your majesty
! or the Prussiaa state"
The tone of the DUKES surrender is q
surprise 10 his adherents and opponents
alike. Some adequate declaration was de-
mauded from him by the government. but
nothing moro was expected than the recag-
milton OF the German empire with promise
OF friendly neutrality. The friends of the
| duke affirm Queen Victoria and the Prince
Of Wales induced the members of the Dan
ish royal family TO join them in bringing
pressure on the duke to obtain his consent
to the Emperor's arrangement regarding
the duchy and the Guelph fund. Improved
relations between the Emperor and the ruiz
ing families of Russia and Denmark are
expected to result. Although q rsconcilia-
ton has only been definitely effected
within the last few days, members of the
Imperial court credit the report that the
, Emperor is already making arrangements
TO meet the Duke o. Cumberland and the
Gar at Copenhagen during the early
summer.
A bulletin issued tonight says that the
condition of the Grand Duke of HeSse is
hopeless.
A meeting of $500 unemployed people
was held in the Tivoli garden to-day.
There was no disturbance. The split
among the Socialists assists the authorities
in distinguishing the dangerous Anrchlst
section from tho mederates. The Anur-
chist ssction is increasing in number.
/
held a meeting, at which they denounced
the moderates as "of1icial Socialists and
traitors to the proletariat." The VorlrGcr Is,
as the organ OF the Socialist members OF
the reichstag, was declared no longer the
nouthpiece of the worEing men. Finally
q resolution was approved affirming athe-
ism as recognized by the party, an action
which means revolution in it's method to
achieve 1t aims.
The VOrlCdertS, replying to this section,
, drew a distinction between the working
proletariat and the lumpen or canaille
, proletariaJ, the former vindicating Social
ism by parliamentary methods, the later
disgracing the Cause of workers by riot
The VoylCGertS does not admit the Anar-
. chists are making any headway, but impair
tial outsiders note the rapid growth of the
I extremists numbers, as well as the VIC
lence OF their utlerances. The extremists
a Auerbsch and Biester, are on trial on thu
charge OF melting the civil war. Durins
+ the course of the day, Biestel
. referred TO the Enperor's speech
adding II he were condemned
: for melting to civil war, the Empere
ought TO be also condemned The court q
i once stopped the case and ordered the ar
rrest OF Blester on the further charge o
e lese majestic. Herr Zubeil, an officer of til
g Berlin municipal government, expressing
:. himself freely on the Enperor's utterances
n was also arrested. The crop of vres
/ prosecutions grows daily. Even obscur
o papers published in Leipsic Mu hause
aud Hanover do not escape the vigilance O
the public prosecutor. A Munich pape
| announced the issue of cartoon on car
a nivsl procession, in which a group re7re
g sented pictorial bnrlesque of the En-
. peror's Brandenburg advice to malcon
't tents to emigrate. The Emperor wante
y the issue Of the cartoon stopped by tn
II government authorities. His nsiqstv's il
l. tolerance OF criticism approaches craze
United States Minister Phelps has RI
turned from Egypt His health is muc
improved by his vacation.
e Concerning a compromise on the primar
r education bill, the government offer smpl
amounts to the inclusion of several SCI
tons omitted from the original me.sur
- The National Liberals will not assent
,. any compromise short of reorganization
"a religious liberty.