The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-22
AN orroRruNlrY ron pIsMARcK


Another result Of the imperial declar-
alton will be a regrouping OF the parties.
Prince Bismarck, with a keen eye to the
new political transformation, has adopt
ed the two years. principle. The Ma
tional Liberals, the Freisinniges and
free Conservatives, every party except
the extreme Conservatives, support the
short term, which will become the
main question on which the next cleo
tons will turn.
II the present government survives
IN earlier conflict will occur on the
question with the present Reichstag.
Chancellor Won Caprivi, though a sub:
missive servant OF the emperor, will
never face the Reichstag with an army
bill asking money without conceding q
shorter term OF service, Count Won
Gutenberg, president Of the Prussian
ministerial council and Prussian min
lister OF the interior, would doso and So
When the emperor deems the time op-
portune-some time next year, Count
Won Caprivi will be replaced by q chan.
cellor ready to carry out the imperial
will. The immediate consolation ut
tending the abandonment Of the army
bill is the withdrawal of the threatened
increase in taxation.
1tisreported that thegovernmentwill
withhold from tho Reichstag the law
for the suppression Of drunkenness.
The measure, which has been in opera
ton since July ], relating 70 Sunday re.
pose, though excellent in its intention,
Is causing universal discomfort, and Its
repeal will DO agitated In the Reichstag.
The probable failure OF this paternal
law makes the ministers pause with
other measures in the same line.
THE HEATED TERM IN GERMANY.
Tho weather is intensely hotthrough-
out Germany, and fatal aunatrokes are
occurring everywhere in the empire.
The hospitals here record only slight
increase in choleric and other disorders
aggravated by the heat. Work in
many shops and factories Is suspended
during tho hottest part Of the day. Tho
health Of tho city is fairly good, though
at MONDAY in the shade the thertnonle-
ter registered l04 degrees.
Tho drouth is injuring cattle and
crops, and in many districts tho rivers
are very low. In the upper reaches OF
the River Elbe navigation Ia difficult,
owing to tho shallowness OF the water.
Many American visitors wero present
at the Emperor's review Of the Garde
du Corps, at Templehof, Thursday,
viewing the spectacle from tho privi-
1 afgAtI NnPFNNfRa tNIaNA IN aha GALL Nh
Emperor looked bronzed and strong.
A group Of fishermen from the island
OF Hetigoland, who had been invited
bytho Emperor to witness the review,
attracted much attention by their pc.
culiar costumes.
ANEMc&s COMMERCIAL COMPETITION.
The 7a0sbtae, in announcing the con.
clusion OF tho commercial treaties be,
tween Germany and Haiti and Vene-
zGesa, reioiCes IN the assumption that
American influence in Spanish America
will thus receive check. Tho Frank.
fort Isttun9 (Radical), in making q
similar announcement, says;
The rapid development OF the ma
tcrial power OF tho United States
AAASss"SSS Sh0 COutluuaLlOu Ot tue
economic and intellectual supremacy
OF Europe. The transatlantic giant
tree threatens to overshadow tho Old
World, depriving it Of light and air.
III peaceful contest for agricultural
sul macy which has lasted for many
yeas is succeeded by an industrial
contest which is causing tho destruction
OF the outpostS Of the German export
trade. Far-seeing observers prophecy
that within reasonably time Europe
arts and sciences.
The Cologne Gazette has begun an agi,
tatiou against permitting the use Of the
French language In the Catholic
churches Of Alsace.Lorraine. Tho paper
complains that sermons in French arc
delivered in the StraSbnrg cathedral.
Professor Koch, Il Is announced. in,
tonds to found sanitary establishments