The sun., 1893-07-23
THE EMPEROR'S HOLIDAY.
WILLIAM IL and MS WIFE ENJOYING
zuEIR YACHT CRUISE.

i
ufi-Tbs Rrussisn sIinister OF War VIII
ResiEn -Ahiw.rdcs Interpcrsto Ian.
EuaRo Get, uin Into More Troubie-
Professor and Army Omcrr In n Duel.
BEn1IN. July 22-The Emperors departure
on yachting cruise. during which he will
visit several points In Sweden. and the adj
journment Of the Reichstag. marked the be-
ginning OF tho dead season In Berlin. which is
In great contrast 20 the lively period OF fer
mont caused by the Army bill. The respite.
however. will be brief, since the Government
| will soon be busy considering the Army bill
| budget
Tho first phase in the financial questions
| that accompany the bill was the resignation
several days ago OF Frelherr Won Maltzahn.
Secretary Of the Imperial Treasury. His with
drawal from Office is ascribed to his disap-
proval Of the Governments action in abandon
ing tho proposal to levy taxes on beor and
spirits. It is moro probable however. that his
real motive was tho fact that he felt that he
did not possess the power or authority to solve
| the financial problem with which he was
| brought in contact The Conservatives them
solves did not place sufficient confidence in his
ability. II DR.. MIGUEL. the present Prussian
Minister OF Finance should become the Reichs-
dndnz Minister. Freiherr Won Maltzahn, hold
ing the position Of Secretary OF the Imperial
Treasury would have been q mere tool in his
hands. Hence. pride was q further reason for
Freiherr Won Maltzahn's resignation.
It is definitely announced that Gen. Won
Kaltenborn- -Stachau. Prussian Minister OF
War. will also resign. His silence during the
debates on tho Army bill was often strongly
commented upon. Though he is an able Gen.
eral. as a parliam entarian he Is far Inferior to
his predecessors in the War Office. Gems, Verdy
du Vernois and Won Schellendorf. His glarinR
antagonism to his Bavnrian colleague. Gen.
Won Safferling in the recent fodder debate in
the Reichstag was most unfortunate. He de-
clared. among other things. that he saw no
because ,gaL Of the scarcity Of fodder ,oi.
declared that Bavaria had cI already Ire ordsrsd
that no manruvres be held in the districts |
was loudly, applauded The Emperor was
chagrined that Bavaria should thus have dis.
were | repeated to the the RUSSIAN war Minister:
option but to resign. and this. it is said. he Will
DnR Viii retipe irem the Rechsas
no part Il in ' The divisions on the Army bill '''A
A prosecution has been instituted against
MIGUEL in 2 speech delivered at public m cot
the small arms firm OF Won Loew were Inn
picated in frauds upon the Government
Despite o semi-offcial denial. the kieine
Journal reasserts that owing to the influence
OF pr. Won Schelling. Prussian Minister OF
Justice. no Jews have been appointed Judges
in Berlin or BrandenburR for months past
The Prussian Govern m ent has ordered that
an inquiry be held as to how best to introduce
Polish tuition in tho schools which are entirely
in Polish districts This. 1t is openly bruitsd,
ia the Emperors return for the support given
In the Reichstag to the Army bill by the Polish
The Emperor has ordered that no army
man1uvres be held anywhere in Germany un-
less 1t 10 absolutely certain that the district in
which 1t 10 proposed to hold them will not be
damaged Tothis end special inquiries have
been made and the result has been reported to
duel has been fought In Grtnewald be-
Livonim. and Lieut.. Klein Of the Reserves.
They quarrslled about n lady. The weapons
used were pistols. and the distance was ave
PAGES Lieut.. Klein was wounded in the hand.
Both duellists were arrested. but will probably
escape with a sentence OF two days iE prison.
ment in a fortress
One hundred picked men and two officers all
Africa. where they will Join Major Francois.
md enable him to cope with the natives who
ire attacking him.
Reports have been received here showing
hat the Emperor and EMPRESS are hugely
Enjoying their yachting trip. Two naval
,quadrons accompanied by Admiral Prince
,ernadotte will meet the imperial yacht
lolm.
Rosen nblatt's cotton mills at LODI. Poland.
,aye M been destroyed by fire. entailing b loss OF
,OO. 200 roubleo.