New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
Won CAPRIVI MAY RESIGN.
RtMoRED PRUsSIAN CABINET CRISIS.
,,,r prI,rABY EDUCATION BILL THE STUMBLING
RLocK-ATTITUDE OF THE fNPhhoh-
COUNT Won zEpLITzTRUTZsCH-
LER'S DECISION.

COUNT Won ZEDLITzTRUTZSCH-
LER's DECISION.
perlip. March 1s.-The kreuz ZeltunG pup
usbos a report that Chancellor Won CaprNl Na'
,esiOped. Ii has received no continuation HOW
.rer The North German Gazette con'it'"'
,be report that Count Won Zedlit2-iru,@so''o'
Minister of Ecclesiastical Analh. i"S'r"' 'i'' "'
Medicinal Affairs, intends TO resign .;o,
pnmors are current here that there is p'i, D
..;s;s in the Prussian Cabinet resulting rom '"0
ei9 -, rho Ministers Yesterday. at when Ihe
rm,roror presided The subject under ai9ou'sT ~
~ H. Meeting was the Primary EducSClon '',i
| - - ;s we'll known that there Is co''si"'' "
y NS.-,..,ce ~ onnon among Che Ministers Oh .''i'
S,oosvre The sudden return to berIlh Vi N'i
| porcbbaupt a leading Conservative IL 80. -,
a. ho connected with the impending reoS .
n, Her,furth Minister of The lh'er'oi' "A~ "
Count Won Iedlitz-Trutzschier. ,ho re.;.
Co.;u.. meeting was held to-day AT 'he ie'i-
d.rno of DIR Won Boetticher, Nlce-fnsideho y, VI Wv
+ Coppcil of Minister'S and representative VI =
csuor Caprivi. Dr. Won Boettcher Is III r "
confpe6 % his room. Count Won Hcol''%'
was not present. ,,,.io, b;ll was
.. on rho orders of the day, but came up IN
conversation after official business, the EnTioi
r,odcrate parties or according TO another NeIsl'i'
avn,essjnc his desire to postpone decision on Sutn
an important aud difficult matter. No regular ui9-
oussion occurred Count IeGIlW "aS
\ ,..;cept apparently feeling his hlaoH-
g., N coincide with the Emperors views. Ohah-
nor Won Caprivi observed that he ought 10 con-
-inue the discussion of the bill In c0lhhh'leo
Count Won Zedlitz forthwith wrote his resignation
and presented it this morning. The Ministers To-
dov tried 70 convince the Chancellor that he need
mot identify himself with Count Won Hedl~.
qbe "Taceblatt" declares that majority
~ those present at yesterdays Cabinet couhci'
advocated the withdrawal of the Primary Luu'a-
.on bill. TIE Post" says that the atutnde oi
tbe Ministers toward the bill has chahgeu'
majority of the Cabinet. being opposed to
Connt Won Zedlitz-T -Trutzschlers views Several
;ourrals meiljion DR.. Lucanus, Chief Of the OlVil
cahnet as the probabe successor OF Count Won
Zedlitz-Trutzschler.
The withdrawal of the bib, after forcing ~
through the committee in practically unaDended
form. would be confession of great weakness
an the part of the Government, Chancellor Won
Caprivis attitude in regard TO the much-dlscussed
measure having been fully as decided as cha' oi
Count Won Zedlitz-1rutzschler. IL Is stated that
Herr Rauchhaupt, the leader OF the ConserNaUWs
in the lower house of the Prusslsn Diet' no"
declines to accept certain clauses III the PRIMARY
Education BILL although the main body OF tie
Conservatives are pledged to support the measure
The result of this action of Herr Rauchaaupt Is
70 create deadlock
London, March 10" The Post" publishes the
following from its Berlin correspondent;
Berlin. March 10, a. m.-The Emperor sent
Dr. Lucanus yesterday afternoon TO induce Count
von Zedlitz to reconsider. 1t is believed that
Count Won Zedlitz declined 10 withdraw his RES
;gretlon. Chancellor Won Cspnvis intention 10
<r ;s becoming more decided. He has repre-
ant.S IN the Emperor that he must identlfy hlin-
sslt with Count Won Zedlitz, whose views ne per
sonallv shared In the event Of the Chahce4i"r
usicpinq it will be difficult to anticipate MS
successor or a possible combination for hc" Niil-
istrv DIR. MIGUEL lPrussian Minister oil flnan'''
is calmly awaiting, events po,,;r correspondent
The Telegraphs" that berii9c Chancellor Won
SsSor Sscson on the Education bill, put 'nao no
the Emperor insisted that he o@ientions To- the
delay. and that the country'5 ooIectlons rat
hi must be respected. The Emperor NOu!u & not
have LETT Berlin if Chancellor Won ?apilsi ?p, uT ne
really resigned. A high atD2TtItS TnSSe-nroenr in a
uas vne os1;or by ridding it of this difficulty
Satisfactory solution is certain 10 pe Iotin tia,
There is 70 foqnGat,i,9,n Iot T. 'Ie pconsnIfed,3
Prince Bismarck is likely 10 De cohsui'o" -.
p.ris March ls.-A telegram received mere
t,on, Pcrlin SAWS the reports that Chancellor Won
csnriI,i and Count Won Zedlitz-Irutzeciler have
rSaned owing to differences that have arsen over
III Primary Education Pill are osSd e9@ilrc% Gleter TO-
da' go IL i reported among the members o.
the the Prassian P Diet that the EmperSr at yesfr1 G1
days meeting of the CABINET s':'ed h "sC I'D ed eX
NOT wish the Primary Education M n1ll tIssc tIsatta1
cnsvey by a Clerical majority: The 'sa1fu Ge,,T,
expresses the hope that the resignatlonC nCbarceor G %
von Zcdhtz-Trutzschler will not ihdtft LII be arr
|
unusual occurrence if the Chancellor Of the Sle oeL
man Empire should resign becaHfe III ~, d ~ SW one
State bill hearing the unmist1k"o~ s'''"' -
Minister did not pass
The Cabinet crisis il Berlin is merely -, IS.
Affair which docs not concern the NcII"" -,