Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-10
Being Prepared On the Quiet
the Fatherland. Z
THE BREACH BETWEEN q
And MIGUEL. Minister Of FIn1{|1u
for Prussia, WideninG "a
Chancellor May Dissolxo ID
Reichstag If the Military HLu
Fails to Pass-Bismarck'o Or
gan Talks About Willjaxn'o
Ears-want the Sunday Best
Law Abolished.
Copyright. 1893.

Copyright 1893.
BERLIN, October 9.-The long dlsto1ce
military ride is the one topic Of conversar
ton in this city. All classes Of thd&
itants are interested in the event
has totally eclipsed politics and eve
else. Despite the disappointmer /.
Germans at the winning Of the race y. a
Austrian aud the better general time made
by them, they are lavishing every hQepl
tality upon the Austrians. The latter have
been teted and dined by the ofdcers o. mo
different crack regiments.
While the horse has reigned suprouo ~
the public mind, ministerial criSl1 141
been quietly preparing. The dificrerccs
between Chancellor Won Csprivi aud Herr
MIGUEL, Prussian Minister Of Finanoc, has
been widened through the unheard Of ~
tion Of the Chancellor In completely lRno
ing the Prussian Cabinet In the present
tion of the military bill. The Chanceil
who has succeeded In overcoming the III
peror's opposition 10 the bill. did not ct
suit either Herr MIGUEL or Count V,
Council OF Ministers, In regard 10 I
measure. 1t is predicted that the Chs
cellor will dissolve the Reichstag Hu
bill fails to pass The radical papers a.
jubilant over this outlook and express II
hope that In the event OF the dissolutio
their party will make great gains. tt
Vossischc Zeitung says to-day that there
no chance Of the bill passing, and that dis
solution will only strengthen the oppos
ton and compel Chancellor Won Caprivi 70
resign. The paper calls upon the Govern
ment TO withdraw, or at least postpone the
bill.
The Cologne Gd:ette, few DAYS ago. pub
lished denial OF the reports circulated
about the trouble the Emperor was alleged
to have with one OF his ears The deuial
Is said TO have come direct from the court.
the Emperor being very sensitive on the
subject Prince Bismarck's organ now
proclaims that the story is perfectly Uu0.
and that IL is folly to deny IL. 1t adds That
the facts are well known 10 all the in8
mate relations OF the Emperor. Itis
statement Is scarcely likely 10 incrot@e
friendly relations between the emperor
and Prince Bismarck.
The Emperors cordial message confirm
ing the election Of Herr Zelle, who Is an
ardent Liberal. as.Burgomaster OF Bcrllp
is regarded aA of reat political irer
ance. When srr lellc's name wa
mentioned forN v tssitior
predicted that the Emperor - =.
cOn0ru MS elcCuOu. DuIihb tno oit
peror's life the relations bet
the Burgomaster and the Court were
strained Even the beginning OF the
ent reign things continued Ia the
state until Prince Bismarck's inhue
clined three years ago.
The Emperor confirmed the oil
Herr Won Forckenb beck. the predf
Herr Zelle, but IL Is said he re-
Minister Herrfurth, who press,
the confirmation, don't let me
again TO confirm the election OF
Burgomaster."
His action In regard 10 Herr
looked forward TO with anxiety.
message was pleasant surprise, And y. =
regarded as a sign that tho time OF boycott
ting political opponents Of the Goyern11qpi
Is over.
Three thousand retail! traders OF CoIt fn1
have petitioned the Federal Council 1op
the Emperor TO abolish the new SurQ4f
rest law. They assure the Sunday t1@<
tends 10 make employees not more reliR ~
but more pleasure seeking and disconft1[-
ed. The petition adds that statistics show
that IL Is unfavorable 10 morality and bad
political economy 10 hamper trade, and col
lect experience from the ruin OF many poo
traders.
The Chamber OF Commerce Of Upper Ba-
varia is preparing 10 agitate the question,
holding the same views as the Cologne pc
titioners.