Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-26
THE SEA
An Outline of Current
German Affairs.
German Exhibit at the
MidWinter Fair,
A General Breaking Up of
European Cabinets.
IsAssistant United States Treasurer
Jordan in England Negotiating
an American Loan?

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Nov. 25.-The fate of the
commercial treaties proposed between
Germany and Roumania, Servia and
Spain was regarded as doubtful until
Chancellor Won Caprivi made firm
speech in support of them. 1t is
generally believed the admirable de-
tense of the treaties made by the chan
cellor assures their safety in spite Of
any opposition which may be brought
to bear against them. Secretary Of
State Won Marschall's speech also made
a deep impression upon the reichstag.
Herr Hammerstein, conservative,
warmly attacked Chancellor Won
Caprivi's speech. Ultimately the
treaties were referred to the committee
in spite of the opposition both of the
Freisinnige party, the Peoples party
and the Socialists.
The Freisinnige suffrage bill has not
the slightest chance of being passed and
the socialist bill proposing to make
everybody above the age of twenty ell
igible to vote, is regarded as an un-
timely joke. The woman's movement
| in Germany moves entirely in different
directions from the American woman's
movement. It never included female
suffrage among Its aspirations. 1t
should be added. however, that men of
undoubted conservative persuasion
will assist in the German woman's g
movement because it directs its efforts
simply to the elevation of woman in
social life.
Herr Eugene Wolff, who during the
term of Governor Won Soden in Africa
was forbidden to remain in German East
Africa and who was recently received
by Chancellor Won Caprivi, is now at
liberty to resume his exploration should
he desire to do 80.
The Associated Press learns that the
warning published in several prominent
papers to the effect that the govern
ment will give no subsidy to Germans
exhibiting at the midwinter exposi-
tion at San Francisco, has no official
origin.
Among the emblems proposed by
Rainhold Regas, sculptor, to adorn
the national monument to be erected in
accordance with vote of the Reich
stag, to Emperor William I, in Berlin,
are ballot box, tables of the law, q
laurel wreath and cross, representing
in the first two emblems the participa.
ton of the people in shaping public af-
fairs, but the Emperor ordered Regas to
remove the EN- mblem, saying the monu-
ment was not peoples but a dynastie
monument.
A new political departure has been
taken by the government as to the
method of treating press statements
and attacks on the government
Hitherto such attacks were allowed tc
remain unanswered for weeks. Now
hardly twenty-four hours are allowed
to pass before false reports are corrected
by the Reichsezeiger, semi officia
newspaper.
With Prince Bismarck improved il
health, some OF his admirers have be-
gun again to force news into publicity
which might have a tendency to once
more raise bitter feeling between the
prince and the emperor. The Asso
ciated Press, however, is in a position
to know everything to be avoided by
the government which might distroy
the effect OF Emperor Williams recent
advances to Bismarck.
The American Thanksgiving dinner
in this city will be celebrated in great
style as mark of appreciation OF the
elevation of the United States minis.
try to the position of an embassy.