The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-15
CABLE NEWS FROM GERMANY
TIE EMPEROR ELATkD WITH TIE RE-
SUITS OF HIS ENGLISH TRIP.

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SUITS OF HIS ENGLISH TRIP.
ne VIII Send Three OF his Sons to visit
Their Gsreat-Grnndmothe the Queen OF
Enriand-Herrfu-tb's Kesignntion SAID
to Betohen a General Shaking Up OF the
Prussian Cabiuet--.rhe CopsinE Confer
euce OF Catholic Bishops Mt Fn,da A.
tracing Much Attention-Vaiuabie HIS
torfcai Documents Found mt Hresiau.
BERLIN. Aug. 14.-Emperor William has re-
turned from his visit at Osborne moro enam-
orsd OF the English and their ways than ever
The repeated defeats Of the Meteor have not
disturbed his confidence In her as
crack yacht and he already has on
pressed his intention Of entering her
in tho Cowcs races Of next year. The rcla-
tions between the Queen and her grandson
are closer than they have been before. and
the political Significance OF this fact more than
compensates the Emperor for NIL his disap-
pointments MS n sailor man. When the En-
peror left Osborne tho Queen urged him to
send Crown Prince William. Prince Eitel
Frederick. and Prince Albrecht to Osborne for
visit. at the end Of which she would take
them with her to the Highlands.
The Emperor accepted tho invitation. say
ing that he believed travel to be the best OF
all educators for boys especially forthose who
might some day be called to rule over great
nations. The Crown Prince. the Emperor
said. would begin next summer series OF
trips in Europe. that lie might be better fitted
for his imper ial responsibilities. His first
trip will be to tho north with his father. who
told the Queen that "communing with the
magnificent scenery OF Norway and aseocia-
ton with the rugged natives would broaden
his mind and arouse his deeper feelings"
The Emperor's plans for the fall months are
unsettled on account OF the uncertainty OF the
date OF the Empress's accouchment The ply
sicians think 1t certain. however. that the En-
press will be convRlescing by Sept !. and in
that event the Emperor will begin his fall cam
raien on Sedan Day with n grand review OF
troops. On Sept or the Emperor hopes to
leave for Sweden. for a few days elk hunting
with King Oscar. This visit may have politi-
cal cons @ luences as the Emperor has been
disagreeauly impress sed by the frequent ru-
mors OF an understanding between Sweden
end Fame. AMI doubtless will utilize his first
oi ro,tunity to learn from King Oscar the true
relations between Sweden and the Dual ALI
snce. Upon returning from Sweden the En-
ero- will 60 to his new estate. Urville. near
Net. and will inspect the Thirteenth and
1our.centh Army Corps. He will then meet
the Grand Duke OF Baden in Carlsruhe and
,or nps will go to Strassburg. The Four
tcenth Aru:y Corps will manTuvre before him
Ep,- I.or.helm To recover from the fatigue
c.t,i. tour the Emperor will close his season
It'll n, eight day hunt at his shooting box.
lorin.c", in East P.ussiL
lilo Ling OF Dcnnark. who has passed Sow
cal we>ks at Wiesbaden. has been noticeably
2 cct.G Is the Emperor Nevertheless. he
las gained strength and popularity at the
l.FA l. .zA 90
Gifts from the commander and commissioned
officers o; the Thirteenth Uhlans. Of which
regiment he Is the honorary colonel The
in: Is now in Gmundrn with the Duke Of
Cumberland.
The d ,mo ls.ra,ion to Bismarck at the Stet-
tine. lnhnho. Is still the CHEF subject OF con-
v.rsntlon and press comments. The over
towering enthusiasm manifested at the
Princes reception has opened many eyes to
the mistaken hold that he still maintains
among the common people. The revelation
wns all the moro surprising. because the high
Ioi.t.cians here tried hard to believe that the
demonstrations In Vienna md South Germany
were got up merely BY malcontents and per
sons wishing to protest against the policy Of
the new regime. Tho demonstration hero
however was so spontaneous that 1t could be
exrlain,d only on the assumption that the
leople still loved their old Chancellor. Bis
marck nementoes have been doomed into un
Irec ,dented popularity. Everything apper
tanning to the Berlin reception OF the Prince
has been sold at ten times its intrinsic value
and Bismarck's photographs are sold as theI
were not sold even in the days OF Emperor
William.
Al! sorts Of explanations OF Herr Won Herr
furth's retirement are made. One is that hi
O, posed the Emperors Clear View" lotterI
plup; another Is that the Conservatives. t.
whom Herrfurth has been thorn In the flesh
demanded his resignation as the price OF thei
support o! Capriva in the next session OF Par
Lament: still another Is that Herrfurth wa
too bitter in his opposition to Miquers plans
for reforming communal taxation. All OF thu
Influences Indicated probably initiated
against Herrfurth: the last undoubtedl!
most powerful OF all was that Herrfurti
was never a success as courier
and, therefore. has been only toler
steI by the present Emperor Four year
ago he succeeded Puttkamcr whom the EN-
peror Frederick dismissed. William purpose'
to recall Puttkamer. but was dlssunded b.
Bismarck from doing SO. Nevertheless Herr
furths stifr- necked liberalism nettled the En-
peror. and ever since Williams accession t.
the throne 1t has been an open secret tina
Herrfurth enjoyed loss high favor than othe
Prussan Ministers Little Significance Is at
tached to the appointment OF Count Botho Vol
Eulenburg to Herrfurths place. In fact. thu
whole affair is regarded mostly as symptom
OF the unsettled condition OF the Cabinet ant
sign that q general shaking UP will not b'
delayed much beyond the bling OF thu
Reichstae next November.
On Thursday the eyes OF all German states
mea will be upon the Conference OF Catholic
Bishops in Fulda. Tho conference has more