The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-27
WILL TAKE A REST
The ReichStag and Landtag to Be
PrOrOgued.
PRUSsIAN MINISTERIAL CHANGES
Trying to COncilIate the Clericals-CaprfvI
Questioned on the Educational BIl-An
American in Great Scandal

BERLIN, March &c. copyright, 1892, by
the New York Associated Press. THE
emperor means to give himself and minis
teIs a rest from parliamentary worries by
Immediately proroguing both the rsichsta1
and laEdtag. The former BODY will be in
oehnltely prorogued next week. the land
Tag VIII be nominaily prolonged until the
END OF October, but will not meet again for
business until new house is elected. In
view OF the suspension of parliamentary
NE, III is futile to study how the political
groups will arrange themselves under the
ministerial changes. The members of the
Cehtre party In the reichstag are in revolt
ana ready to vote any way to defeat the
government. but they are powerless to do
more than assist to eject minor items from
the budget 1t can be predicted that
the attitude of Won Eulepberv
now president of the council
! and the minister of ecclesiastical af7airs
When they meet the lower house of the
russian diet Monday, will be distiuctIv
friendly toward the Conservative and Cen-
trist groups. Both are bent on 6ndino
some method OF reconcilating the Catholics
between adjournment and the elections
| with the hope of renewing the conpact
with the Clericals and then appeaI to the
constituencies. The compact may enable
Won Eulenburg to DEFY a possible Liberal
coaLtlon. His enemies say be will work 10
win with the Conservative and Moderate
Liberals, or Conservative and Clerical al
nance. 1t is ascertained that Won Euleu
ourg WIZ enqeayor to prevent an estrauge-
ment with the Clericals. Concerning his
relations with Won Caprivi, the latter CD
posed Won Eulenburg's appointment.
knowing that he would be dangerous
rival Tor the imperial chancellorship. A
long duration of the present provisional
arrangement after the elections is improb-
aDle- Inose best acquainted with Won
EuIenburg say he will succeed in oustipg
Won Caprivi from the Prussian ministry
and the imperial chancellorship within the
current year.
There was an interesting discussion in
the reichstag to-day on Richtar's question
ing Won Caprivi as to the probable aban
comment by the government OF the pri-
mary education bill. The chancellor re-
piled he found it impossible 10 carry ont
the policy of barter implied in the declare
lions OF Bismarck. He said it would be
SHINING against the German empire to pur-
chase benefits for it at the expense of
Prussia. The anXieties he had endured az
president OF the Prussian ministry had
been the greatest of his life 1t would
strengthen the stability Of the empire 10
10 make the imperial chancellor independ-
ent OF Prusslan affairs. Germany he de-
clared, would come out of the present cri-
SIS with renewed force arising from the
ministerial changes.
Binningsen took credit for leading the
opposition TO success against the educa
tional proposals. Liebknecht expressed for
the Socialists their rejoicing over the COL
lapse OF the measure, which menaced raliO
lous freedom In Prussia. CapriVi remains as
representative of the Prussian ministry i'm
the bundesratb.
The Emperor returned this evening from
Hubertusstock. He looked we'll and
showed no traces of his recent illness
The case of the American. MIR. whitney
VINO was arrested last week. has assumed
the proportions of most gross scandal.
Long prior to his arrest tie police were
warned, through a priest, that men al
d1cted to unnatural offenses met in q GER
tain restaurant. The place was watched,
and 1t was found q company of forty-fiys
men. many OF whom were attired in
women's clothes, assembled in the res
taurant, where mock ceremony was he
ing performed, with Whitney as a bride.
dressed in white satin. The bridegroom
was cavalry private. DIR. Saal, an Am
erlcan, acted as clergyman. The ceremony
was watched by detectives The subse-
quent orgies awoke the authorities and
they closed with the arrest of Whitney on
the specific charge OF committing foul of
tense. 1t is SAID that Whitney's annual
income Is $4,000 Bail was refused In his
case
The Conservative, National, Liberal and
Polish parties have held meeting and de-
clded TO support the credit asked for the
construction Of new ironclad The mem
bers of the Centre party also met TO-DAY.
and definitely decided to oppose the credit
thus starting an ophn revolt against ths
government