Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-04

The Ministerial Changes Definitely
Completed.

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BERLIN, April 1.-The ministerial
changes arising out Of the recent crises
have been definitely completed by the
appointment Of Hen Hanauor, director
OF the office Of Justice OF the empire,
ne secretary Of Stale. The powers Ot
Connt Won Eulcnbctg a. president OF
tho Prus-ian ministry will be tested
Tuesday, when the Centrists In the
lower House propose TO debate his up.
pointment, by challenging the ALLOW.
aDce for the president OF the council.
The Clerico.C Conservative majority re-.
lolce at the chance 10 show their hos
iillty by n rejection OF the credit. The
Natlmal.Llberals and Ffeislnnigc
party are also reluctant 10 grant the
money, but will vote the appropriation
this year as part OF the new temporary
ministerial arrangement. The whole
question Of n separation OF the functions
Of imperial chancellor and chief Of the
Prusaian ministry, nnd tho abandon.
ment OF the primary education bill
will be warmly discussed. Count
Won Eulcnberg's opening speech
~ president OF the ministry disap.
pointed everybody who knew Ills
old form as an orator. Hi debut
tended 10 altor the impression that he
would become n formidable rival u
Chancellor Won Caprivi. The init.
mate friends Of the latter now patronlzo
Won Eulenburg Ne poe,oge o, the
Chancellor. who II credited with say
Ing that he means 10 familiarize tho
new chief with the work Of the Chan.
cellor and foreign affair, and then
retire.
The present session Of the Lsndtag
will close on the sth inst. The members
are baiiled and furious over the with.
drawal Of the Primary Education bill.
n the allowance Tor the President Of
tho Council II defeated, II viii be
brought before the new Lsndtag.
The Centrlsi leader, Scharlemental.
lot, la n recent speech Mt Essen, sn-
nounced that the resumption of the
Education bill would he the foremost
plank In the electoral programme u
the Centrlsl Deputies. A Joint declara-
tion was sent 10 the Vatican contain.
ing similar intimntloD.
Count Won Schnuvclofi, the Russian
Ambassador 10 Germany. has made
overtures 10 Chancellor Won CaprIvl
with the view 10 the restoration OF a
commercial entente between Russia and
Germany, and no news for long time
has awakened more interest In diplO.
matte circles. The Gar recently gave
his astent toa renewal OF the relation,
and yelled this acceptance OF the
ambassadors proposals by tho appoint.
ment OF commission charged with
regulating the commercial relations Of
Russia with foreign nations, aud 10
first consider the settlement OF mn on.
tento with Germany.
This news ought for time al least
TO check the war rumors, which arc
largely traceable to the hreuf Z.n1n0.
The leading solid fact regarding the
war preparations Il that Russla's arms
arr not NJ for the field. The new
equipments will not be ready before
the autumn OF 1894.
Another diplomatic surprise was the
decision OF the A ustra- Hungarian gov.
eminent TO accord Hungary n separate
representation at foreign courts. Ne.
gOtla,lons for the changes are bonding.
and the result Will soon be announced,
IL II understood that distinct consular
representation is not included In the
scheme.
The negotiations for commercial
treaty between Germany and Spain
are delayed by the den md that Ger.
many ohall be granted advantage
equal TO those which ne United States
obtained In her trade with the Spanish
Antilles.
Professor Felix Adler, Of Now York,
Is mere Tor the purpose OF studying the
system OF manual training In use In
German SCHOOL,.
IL Ia learned that Prince Alols OF
schlnnrLenbfty who, II is reported
from vienna, has been missing t0r -
number OF days past, IL In seclusio' A
with an actress OF Vienna.