New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
HOW BISMARCK FELL.
AN INTRIGUE. LED BY Won BoETTlcHER. SAID
TO HAVE CAUSED HIM TO RETIEE-sTAM-
BILoFF AND PRINCE FERDINAND.
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AN INTRIGUE, LED BY Won BOETTlCHER SAID
TO HAVE CAUSED HIM TO RETIEE-sTAM-
BuLoFF AND PRINCE FERDINAND.
tcopyrignt. 1898: by tie United Iress)
Berlin. Nov 2S-The ola interest in Bsmarcks
fall will be revived by the statement OF his semi
Official organ. the Leipsic "Neueste Nachrichten.
that he demands the publication Of his memorial
10 the Emperor in which he contended that he
should and would not resign. except at the EN-
peror's command. This memorial says the
wr,e- belongs to the German Nation. Other
unpublished papers prove that it was an intrigue
lea by Herr Boettcher. who owes all he was
TO bismarck, that caused the Princes retirement
Boetticher is the man who originally famed the
difference between the Emperor and Bismarck 10
the white heat of anger Boetticher knew the
young Emperor's enthusiasm for the Grand Duke
Of Badens and DR.. Hinzpeters social-ponticai
IDEAS and he worked upon the Emperors nina
against the Prince. Boettcher also trimmed MS
sails in good time. and voted in the Cabinet Council
against the Prince on the Labor Reform proposals;
General Verdy du Vernos. War Minister voted
with Bismarck. but afterward ran after the EN-
peror, and on the staircase gave him the Iai5e
assurance that Bismarck had pledged every MIN
tsser on his honor TO vote against aae mn &
perors wrath and gave Boeticher the nrss Victory
Herr Won Hayden. the artist. all close friends Of
the Emperor. Joined the plot 10 over.nt3Iw tne
TO bismarck was a trap laid for the Prince II
was Intended to make the Emperor believe that
sstins the Imperial plans. The Princes enemies
kept the Emperor well informed OF his every move
men,. Hence the Emperors early visit to the
Prince on the morning following the evening on
which Windthorst made his call.
Count Botho Eulenburg also was a. specia;
foe OF the Prince. He, with Lohmann and Minister
Thielen. Joined the conspirators in preparing the
final coup This arranged at the house OF
Nine. de Lcbbicn. There Caprivi and Herr
Schwabacher. Bleichroeders partner in the banking
business. met in conference several times II was
soon after the last conference that the Emperor
violently ruptured his relations to the Prince"
These revelations stamped with the seal or
genuine Information, which could have come only
from Bismarck's most intimate friends: They are
certain TO a stir throughout the Empire, and
to evoke envenomed explanations from the persons
implicated.
The following remarkable story started from
st. Petersburg yesterday: The Russian Foreign
Office has received offer from Premier Stembu>
lon of Bulgaria. to arrest Prince Ferdinand and
send him to Russia or Austria. For this service
Stambuloff desires a guarantee Of $4,000 and a
high official position In the Bulgaria. NJ. de
Gers Russias Minister of Foreign Affairs, replied
that Russia could afford TO await the natural de-
cay Of Bugara's present institutions.
Although this story Is being sent all Europe,
II Is such papable lie that it's only significance
IL to be found in the proof II gives of Russia's
desire to curtail the influence OF the Bulgarian
Bismarck