Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Germany Bankers Roady to Cover the New
Loans it Will Necessitate.
Won CkPRIvI'S DOWNFALL TALKED OF
Opponents Of the Government Already Fig
uEirg on His Successor.
BISMARCK AGAIN ATTRACTS ATTENTION
william ana tho King OF Saxony Quarrel
About HIM Warmed Against Eat
ing Raw American Pork-Notes
from the Eatherland.
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BERLIN, Nov. l9.-The l2eichstag will open
on Tuesday with the party groups in such a
state OF variance that it would be futile TO
attempt to predict how they will suose-
quently arrange themselves. The centrists
arc in the meantime split into two sections.
one Of which is uncompromisingly opposed to
the military bull, while the other Will openly
support tho government if it can obtain con.
cessons widening the Catholic privileges.
Out of 100 centrIsts the government
is still hopeful of getting support The
conservatives IRE divided over the army bill,
aud they will require skiliful ministerial
handling to induce them to support them
with the whole strength of the group, The
Polish group continues to hesitate in Its
allegiance to tho government Only the
Reichstak party will so solid with the whole
branch for Chancellor Won Caprivi. The
emperoi's speech opening tie Reichstag aud
the subsequent statement of the chancellor
on the new loans TO cover the military ex
penditures will be the earliest factors in
regulating the policy of the groups. The
bourso holds 1t foregone conclusion that
the loans will be issued at per cent.
Whatever adverse criticism the army pro
ject may receive in the Reichstag, German
bankers and members nj the bourse are
ready to fully cover the loans. The bill is
certain TO pass It's first stage in the house
end will then be referred to committee. In
the meantime the opponents Of the govern
ment circulate endless rumors of dissension
In the Bundesrath and the approaching fall
OF the chancellorshp. Chancellor Won Ca
| privi's latest successor is Won Loe. COM
mander OF the Eighth army corps. He GER
tainly is more likely to get the post if General
Won Caprivi is ousted than either Count Won
| Gutenberg or Herr MIGUEL.
Ouarrclcd Over Bismarck.
A sensation has been caused by the abrupt
departure of the king of SaXony from Potts
dam, whore he was visiting Emperor Will
lam The sudden ending OF the visit
caused to 90 circulated n report that the
emperor and tho ling had qunrreled over the
army measure. Some sudden rupture uu-
douotedly occurred between the sovereigps,
but rs the government of Saxony some
time ago asscntod to the military reorgau-
ization, the rupture could not have happened
over the army bill. Members OF the dlplo-
matte circle credit the report that the differ
ence arose over the emperor's proposing to
prosecute Prince Bismarck, whose lntcst
revelations as TO how he precpitatcd war
with France by falsifylug the famous Ems
dispatch, are believed in official quarters to
Justify any measure that may be applied to
silence him. The king Of Saxony not only
opposed Prince Bsmarck's prosecution, hut
urged the empeI or to make the first advance
toward the reconciliation with Bismarck
Whatever occurred it is n fact that after
the private conference, which lasted two
hours, between tine monarchs, the king Of
Saxony cut short his visit, made brief call
on the chancellor and quilted Berlin without
nny court official doing the usual honor of
accompanying HIM TO the railway station.
The emperor, who had received MIN at the
railway station surrounded by the officers Of
his household, entirely ignored his departure
The incident will not abate the determin-
alton of the king of Saxouy to prevent the
emperor from prosecuting Bismarck.
WIN Try to Patch Up a Treaty.
Tho failure of the negotiations for com
mercial treaty with Russia is not final. The
ST. Petersburg Bourz Gazette today says
that Russia, though unable to sacrifice her
coal and iron trades in exchange for re-
ductlon in the German corn duties, will re-
sumo negotiations on moro favorable eco
nomic lines.
quietly disposed OF all the amendments to
the panty program by passing the orderof
tue uay. Throughout the congress the reds
and tho anarchists have been unheard
Many OF the country delegates seized tho
occasion to bring their wives to Berlin and
havo done much sightseeing with their
families. This probably assisted TO make
the congress the post peaceful gathering of
socialists ever known. About half the dele.
gates were absent today, finishing the week
In festive manner. Tho extremists
generally had n bad time with the police
The arrest OF Hermann Leimert, editor or
the late anarchist journal, has been followed
by the arrest OF number of others here and
In Wisseman,
The government Of Baden has publicly
warned the people against eating raw Ameri
can pork, and has ordered tina, all American
meat brought into Germany be re-examlned.
although accompanied by an American GER
tihcate OF examination.
Thanksgiving will be observed here at the
American legation.