Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-20
THE KING OF SAXONY
And Emperor william Disagree on the
Question of Prosecuting Prince Bis
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[0oDyrt0ht, 1927
BERLIN. November 19.-The Reich
stag will open on Tuesday with the
party groups in such state OF vari-
ance that il would be futile to attempt
10 Dredict how they will ultimately re-
arrange themselves. The Centrists are
in the mean time split into two sections,
one OF which is uncompromisngly op-
poSed to the army bill, while the other
will openly support the Government II
IL can obtain concessions widening the
Catholic privileges Out OF 100 Cen
trists the government is still hopeful
Of getting support. The conservatives
are lukewarm over the army bill, and
they will require skillful ministerial
handling to induce them to support IL
with the whole strength OF the group
The bill is certain TO pass its first stage
in the House, and will be then referred
to a committee.
A sensation has been caused By the
abrupt departure of the King OF Ssxo-
nv from Potsdam, where he was visit
ing Emperor William. The sudden
ending OF the visit caused report TO
be circulated that the Emperor and the
King had Quarreled over the army
measure. Some sudden rupture had IN
doubleday occurred between the SOW
ereigns, but as the Government OF Sax
ony sometime ago assented to the mill
tary reorganization, the rupture could
not have happened over the army Dill.
Members OF the diplomatic circle credit
another report, which has 1t that the
difference arose from the En-
peror's proposing to present
Prince Bismarck, whose latest
revelations, which show be pre-
cipitated war with France by falsifying
the famous Ems dispatch, are felt In
official quarters to justify any measure
that may be adopted to silence him.
The king of Saxony, it is said, not only
opposed Prince BiSmarck's prosecution,
but urged the emperor to make the hrst
advance towards a reconciliation with
Bismarck. Whatever occurred, it is a
fact that after the private conference,
which lasted two hours, between the
monarchs, the king of Saxony cut short
his visit, made briet cali on the chan
cellor, and quilted Berlin without any
court official during the usual honor OF
accompanying him to the railway sta
ton. The emperor, who had received
him at the station IN full uniform and
surrounded by the officers OF his house
hold, entirely ignored his departure.
The incident will net abate the deter
mination OF the king of Saxony to pre-
vent the emperor from prosecuting Bis
marck
The Socialist Congress this afternoon
quietly disposed of all the amendments
to the party program by passing to the
order OF the day. Throughout the con-
gress the Reds and Anarchists have
been unheard. Many Of the country
delegates seized the occasion to bring
their wives to Berlin and have done
much sightseeing with their families.
This probably assisted TO make the con-
gress the most peaceful gathering OF
| Socialists ever known.
The extremists generally are having
bad time with the police. The arrest
OF Herman Leimhk, of the latest an
archist journalist, has been follower by
the arrest Of a number Of othes here
and in WeiSsfau.
The government OF Baden Ias public
ly warned the people againS eating raw
American pork. aud has Tdered that all
AM eslcan meat sent Into the Duchy be
re-examIhed though accompanied by &n
American certificate of inspection