St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-10
Bismarck Still Waging His
Warfare Against the Gov
eminent.
Ugly Disclosures to Be Made
Public Of His Official So
Career.
Emperor William Withdra US
All Efforts Being Made for
a Reconciliation.
Gladstone's Defeat Gives Sat-
isfaction in Official Cir s.
cles in Berlin.

BERLIN, July "a series Of disclos-
ures, giving the entire history of events
from the time of Prince Bismarek's
dismissal from the chancellorship UP
to the present moment, is now in prog
ress of official preparation. The period
of the publication of the work
will depend upon Prince Bis
Inarck's further utterances. Every
will continue his attacks upon the gov
ernment. Herr Hoffman, the political
editor Of the Granddaughter Nachrichten,
Prince Bismarck's organ, has been
summoned to Kissingen to assist the ex-
chancellor in carrying OIL his fight
against the government. P0lemical
government officials say that if Chan
cellor Won Caprivi is forced to resume
his disclosures regarding his predeces-
sor, facts will be brought 10 light that
will not rebound to Prince Bis
marck's credit. The princes closest
friends and most intimate associates
heartily desire that the fight shall come
to all end. One of his warmeSt support
ers said to the Associated Press, repre-
senting that he would rather see the ex-
chancellor die than to see him pursue
course which is certain to
Result In Lasting Discredft
to his historic reputation. Not every
article assailing the government can
fairly be ascribed to the prince, but as
the general tone of his organ accords
with his own sentiments, he can be
held responsible for them. These ran
cOrous personalities are having the eff
feet of alternating the National Liberals,
who have hitherto shown an inclination
to support the ;prince. The KreuZ lei
tung prints an interesting semi official
statement to the effect that the week be-
fore Prince Bismarck started for Vienna
the negotiations were being carried on
for meeting between him and Emper-
OR William. At KEEL the emperor had
an open mind regarding the interview,
but finding that The prince insisted upon
obtaining prior meeting, and deeiEing
certain explanations tantamount 10 on
an apology for his dismissal, the
emperor withdrew his Outstretched
hand and declared that he would
never again counteDance any attempt
at reconciliation. Beyond fighting the
eX-chancellOr through communications
in the ReichSanzeiger the official organ
of the government is not now likely to
go. 1t is understood that the opinion of
the emperor is decidedly adverse to any
legal prosecution OF the prince.
Gives Satisfaction.
The prospect that Mr.. Gladstone will
be unable to secure fair working ma
Jority III the hOnSe of commons of Great
Britain gives great satisfaction in official
circles here. Mr.. Gladstone becoming
firmly seated would imply probable
reversal OF the entente effected with
Italy by Lord Salisbury. and would
have an immediate influence upon
the impending Italian : elections,
for majority Of the members
of the Italian chamber OF deputies
would incline to the abandonment of
the dreibund. At a council of the Prus-
sian ministers the question of an inter-
national exhibition in Berlin was dis
cussed. Chancellor Won Caprivi is now
actively engaged in canvassing for fed
eral governments in support of the
scheme. Now the national honor has
been touched and every effort will be
made to secure success. 1t is thought
that in the event of competition be-
tween France and Germany the latter
will have chance to win, owing to the
influence of the German element in the
United States and wider commercial
ramificatiOns in the trading countries of
the world.
German Catholics Take Sides
with the government against the Vat
lean in the differences which have
arisen over the attitude of the holy see
towards French repnblicanism. The
withdrawal from Rome of DR.. Won
SchloeZer, the Prussian minister to the
Vatican, is considered to be hint that
Germany will not permit the holy see to
NEEDLE with international policies I'M
less the pope'S advisers persuade him
TO refrain from covert hostility to Ger
many. The diplomatic relations be-
tween them will henceforth cease.
Another diplomatic change which has
recently been made is the transfer of
Herr Won RadowitZ. the German ambas-
Sador to Turkey,to Madrid. The change
is due to the fact that Herr Won RADIO
WITT allowed Franco-Russian diplom-
acy to gain the ascendancy. Prince
Leopold, of Bavaria, has been appointed
inspector general of the fourth army
inspection, including the Prussian.
w urtemburg and two Bavarian army
corps. The appointment will crafty
the BavarianS, and knit more closely
the bonds of German unity. Herr Lieb-
knecht. the Socialist leader. at, recent
mass meeting at Rixdorf. denounced
anarchism as brutal.
G. A. Bailey, of st. Louis, has been
admitted to Prof. Koch's clinic. Mr..
Bailey is suffering from phthisis. The
professor expects to cure his new pa
tlent.