Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-21
CAPRW TO REMAIN.
Will Continue to Be Chancellor of
the Empire.
BE GIVES UP THE PREMIERSHIP.
Savings and Loan Institution at
PaineswIIe, O., Closes.
OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE PRrssIAN CRISIS.
Gen. Won capri,i VIII Remain nj the Head %
the Cabinet

fhH hts>iA> CRISIS
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oe"' W" ,aP'N WIN h"n"in nj the Head %
the Cabinet
BERLIN. March 2i.-Geu. Capriyi has re-
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chahceior Is reuoent as 10 the facts OF the In
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A"e halser Is SAID 10 nave explained That bus
ab~Gptuess at the cabinet meeting which led 70
the ,fIcrs OF resignation from Capriyi and Count
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hot prompted by any desire 90 humiliate
',.'i - n,u'h Is derived from semi-omcmi
ne fac, that ,5e cS.nc..Ii'r w. o,,.,,..,o
~ dow his anger and continve AZ the head OF
The government under circumstances thsa
cannot tan 10 be more than embarrassing has
str. uSthened the reports regarding the health
OF the kaiser. Ii Is the present talk today
i, ooth OF the reicnsiag ana the
Kaiser : LeaItb wo,,lS ~ Sa,.' i.sI '.. sue
would have induced Canriyi 10 yitbarau IN,
resignation, and that the condition Of the
kaiser Is much more sermons than had heen
supposed. IL is rumorcd that il the Truth were
known the kaiser would be Obliged 10 retire
anu TO give way TO Prince Henry regent. and
that the kaisers only chance, for recovery i. in
absolute freedom from political an.ie,ic.
With Chancellor Capriyi IN ot,ice .uch sree.
dom L. possible for Capriyi Is .couaipt.d xitb
the policy and purposes of the ,mneror and
would not be likely 20 make any mistake with
! a new chancellor continual instrurtion x,orld
be necessary. and the kaiser woutl have 20 be
his own chancellor for A time IN is stated that
the Empress Frederick whoSa an,ie,y about
the kaiscr's condition is very great addressed
personal reouest 10 Gen ianriyI not 10 90
! against the wishes of her son under existing
circumstances. The kaiser il rcnortea 20 hs
suffering severely with cerebral Mains and
when an attack OF this Kind il al It's won't n, ~
hardly coutrolIable or rc.nonsihl. for his
language
he RESIGNS AS fRussIAS PREMIER.
But while conseuting TO remain as chan
| cellor Gen. Capriyi insisted upon the kaiser nc
ce,,,n, b,s r,s;,-,,.,,,,,, 90 a., :. p.--.-
! f"e VI 'ue o',i0e vi itussiAu
Erenier- ne pointed out that ne would be q
sausnis etooh ia tn, Iahat'g that has an
nuehce 'here was irfedeemably damaged. and
.h"t nc couio NOT lor moment thlnk OF re-
uactli1S ms utue'Shees on inc educational bal.
ut'eIahces INTO which he lad been led by has
ueSirc 10 sorNe ehe views ana carry out the
poic! OF ms sovereign. Inc kaiser was
oDIieeI, the. eioio' al D'ucr 70 Keep 'apriN AS
ohdh0eHot' !" @ecept mas resignation as fru-