New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
4 SPEECH FROM THE KAISER.
TO ADDRESS HIS MINISTER'S AND GENERALS
ON NEw.YEAR'S DAY.

NO 6IAKILlN0 Oh crNSHtiONHH
ExPEcrEp-cArRIvI's PROGRAMME IN TIE
EEIcusrAG-ErLEs AGAINST BoURsE
GAMBLING THE INTERNAL
M>CHlNE TRACED.
tC.pynsA 1884. By me rntsd Prr"1
Berlin. Dec 3-The Emperor a. II his GUS
tom. vii, assemble the leading Ministers and
generals about himself New Years Day
Some OF the newspapers. knowing that the
custom will be observed on Monday pretend 10
have knowledge that important political utter
anc.s will then be made by the Emperor The
representative OF the United Press is In posi-
tion to state that every indication pointa 10 inc
formal deliverance OF a speech common to the
occasion which will be delivered In semi-privacy
II IL known that some of the leading generals "f
the Bavarian Army will not be present. and th'"
fact IL commented upon a. showing that there
In a hitch in the relations between the Emperor
and the Regent OF Bavaria. Asa matter OF fsct
their absence is devoid OF any signihcance
Neither Prince Leopold a. Inspector General OF
the Bavarian Army nor Prince Arno'ph a. COM
rnander of the First Bavarian Army Corps. Will
be present at the Imperial reception. hut the
Regent will send General Won f'erg a. tn" rep
resentativc Of the Bavarian Army.
Should the Einperur's speech contain anything
Of a surprising nature II Will xtartlc his Minis
tcrs. who anticipate and hope for nothing beyond
the expression OF comnonplaces. AZ any rat"
whatever Ia said will only b. allowed IL nlter
to the public gradually.
The chief Ministers have agreed to all the
details of the Chant el,ors programme ~ work
In the Reichstsg This fact. however. does not
imply absolutely that the Government is safe.
Ur. Miguel. the Prussian Finance Minister has
surrendered his tax reforms temporarily. only
.~.A-
ultimately to give his full support to them
but several political groups. who are inclined I"
=, rpOrt the Chancellor In the vote on the Rus.
sian commercial treaty. do not see why this posf-
ponem~nt was made part Of the Government
programme. The Conservatives who are slowly
becoming convinced that caprivi a. a tac'iCtan
ia rather too much for them. are beginning 10
cham their plans The party has not yet recon
ciied itself to departing from It's traditions and
becoming an open enemy of the Government
Its leader. Frci1"rr vcn lIammerstein. repeated
In q letter published by the "Kreux Zeitunx"
yesterday. the customary assurances that the
Conservatives were permanent allies Of the I'm.
perial Government He observed discreet silence.
Centre and Anti-Semltea. whom he wishes to
unite with the Agrarian Conservatives In 4
coalition to overthrow the Chancellor.
The Emperor will open the Landtag on Janu.
AIRY is.
The Parliamentary commission of inquiry into
gambling on the Bourse will recommend . series
Of rules but II Is not probable that Its proposal s
will ever become law. One Of these proposals. II:
! That bOursers or outside dealers who. by taking
| advantage Of their clients inexperisnce. induce
them to enter into transactions OF Whose effect
or extent thca" clients know nothing and there
! fore are led 10 ruinOus losses. shall be punished
! 10y imprisonment FOR not more than Six months.
! and by fine Of not more than 500 marks" The
! rules also propose to regulate the conditions of
dealing III futures On the Bourse. Public opinion
~ against them all
Dr. Sigl. The Prussian- hating Deputy from Ba-
! varia. electrified peasantS meeting At Triun-
stein this week by his strongly Partirulartst Ut
, teranccs lie said ne had authority tp state that
a Bavar1an Prince upon hearing of the versailles
treaty exclaimed: "finis l}avariae" Through
, the foolishn~s, Of som" and the cowsrdice of
others. said Sikl. these words soon Will become
fats I,iit we viii not hecOTn" Prussian. let w
unite Let us obtain our rights Cproarioux
4 cheering greeted this outbreak.
The French rpics Dagu-: and Dubois whn
have been transfcrr.d from Mag IcburR to Gliiiz.
ar" well trcn'rd In tn" fortress wh"r" they are
( confined. They are allowed TO communicate
with their friends and relatives and I" src each
other at viii. They walk several hours daily IN
the courtyard ~ III" fortress Both hav" written
, 10 tn. Gitz cUrnmandant. thanking him for his
, courtesy and Kindness In aneli"rating their con-
fineme1'.
The mystery of the dynamite cases ~~nt to
the Emperor and Chancellor has been solved.
The plot ha. bcen traced to Norman Wihlxrrn.
n arGed agent of the Berlin police. Wnhl.
gren went to Paris about me middle of NOv~m.
Der and induced two French Anarchists. Robin
and IsOrles. to scnd the boxes. fis plan was
to reveal the plot at the proJ~r moment. n'-
tribute II all tO his nccOmpiices. and reward
for his supTOSed k~cnness secure his old en-
ployment here. IIc will not be rcinatn ted neither
! viii any other agent discharged from his special
/ branch ~ the service. Tho Chancellor has
ordered that all agents not regularly recognised
AZ members of the police service shall be dis
charged.
police sea1ch Of Bruno Zeicheis lodgings In
I-eipAic In said to have yielded q mass ~ infor.
nation ~ To the relations between German
, Anarchists and the Autonon,ie Club In London.
40 well an the Freiheit group In New.YOrk
LORD HANHEN SERIOUSLY I'LL.
London. Dec. %. Lord Hannen. who was one OF
the Bshrng Sea arbitrator u suffering from severe
nervous prostratiop. great weakness and loss OF
hesh. the result Of overwOrk.
Prevent the Grip