The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02

rvperor and Bismnrck-Oppositton to Oh .
Propo-ed Increase OF tho Navy The
Doors VIII Be Closed 10 the Anarchists
At tho Next Socialist ConRress.
DOWNRIGHT, 1898. ~ The Unari Tres.
prpIrs Oct 1.-Emperor Williams deer
stalking expedition in Sweden was his only
.enuine holiday for many weeks. From his
arrival at Gothenburg on Thursday until he
bearded the Hohenzollern again at Karlskrona
an saturday. no official dispatches were sert
or received by him. Even this brief respite
from state cares afforded him more com plete
rest than no has taken before.
Evan in his recreation the Emperor does what
,roat men would deem hard work. On Thurs
dav night. for instance. he went by rail from
Gothcnburg TO HerlIunGa. where he lett the
train at o'clock on Friday morning. At g
o'clock he was of with King Oscar and Prince
Charles OF Sweden to hunt deer. After dinner
At the Kings lodge he left Herljunga on his
return trip in time to rench Neufahrwasser.
near Dantzig. late last night
Much uneasy speculation was caused by the
nollce order closing the hnrbor from the ferry
n the sea until after the Emperor passed
through going to his East Prussian lodge at
Roninten. where he Joined the Empress to.
day The precaution was unprecedented. and.
combined with the known presence in Dantzig
Of an unusual number OF private police from
Bern made the i'm preston that the authors
ties we're acting under the influence OF tho
ansrchistic panic. The Emperor on leaving
had only the customary attendants round
him. No special guards preceded him.
His soIourn at Rominten will DO short He
will attend the conservation OF new chapel.
mass quiet day with the Empress. and to-
morrow will be back to resume his usual
~ mi fto
officials round him is that he overexerts his
body and brain and will not long boar up un-
der til. strain. He does not sleep sufficiently
Mt night, begins work in the early morning.
and procee Is with fevcrsh unrest throughout
the day. DR.. Lucanus. chief OF his private
Cabinet. finds it trying task to keep up with
the activity OF his imperial mastcr. who openly
oba1s him IL business DO not pushed ahead
rapidly enough.
In an interview DR.. Lucanus expressed great
adm ration Of the Emperor'S capacity for in
cessart work. The Emperor works method
ically. Lucanus said and Is aided by flne
memory. 1t is never necessary for him to
write his speeches beforehand. He has always
. skeleton OF the subjects to be touched upon.
and nlls in the detail as Ito makes his address.
After speaking he dictates to the chief OF his
Cabinet the whole speech. usually without the
est turn OF phrase. 1t is a rare occurrence
for him to hesitate even in recalling word or
sentence.
The newspaper discussion OF the Emperor's
relations with Bismarck does not abate. al
though tho public have been disiliusioned as
70 the probability OF their becoming friends.
Official opinion. as explained in last weeks
letter. never shared the popular illusion. Re-
sages between the Emperor. Bismarck, and
the Empress Fredsrick. concerning mediation
regard to the Emperor planning a visit to
The truth is shere is no present plan of recon.
ever intended reconc liaton to be achieved
In any way except BY the others complete sub
Princs the Bi. marckian newspapess are In.
creasing the offensiveness o: their criticisms
Of the government. bismarck. says the Ham.
the suppression OF certain policies prejudiciul
to the Empire. Accordingly: the Iac.!rchfse,.
new financial projects closely and iealously.
These projects. however, are still too incom-
pete to be attacked inte!liGently; In connec-
excite much opposition. The Bismarckian
eminent majority In the keichstug will go to
pieces on the estimates.
,o TIE Ma;,ona, Ze .S In an u1pEejudeed
for large increase OF the navy. commits n
dangerous blunder. 1t Ia impossible. says the |
frst str rank besides an IMMENSE m army. The
Reichstag. which passed the Army bill BY only
. meagre m; jority. he adds. will Undoubtedly
reject the bill proposing u new burden for the |
navy
The demands OF the Government for the
mnnn,nvres in the baltic. These reports indl- |
cate that war ships Of u new type are required. |
but 10 nesd srs
vessels must be partly superseded by cruisers |
capable OF ramming the strongest ironclnda. |
Deutschland and Koenig Wilhelm were Of no |
service in heavy weather because they could |
Ihsr II ssaf
enough to persuade the Reichstag to think |
with him in the matter;
Who lett the regular Clericals in the last cleo
ton on the Army bill Issue. seek to retnter po-
Mn ths IN sesa a
lines. As they are highly esteemed by all par
ties they are likely to be returned.
and HesSian LeGitimists met in Frank fort last
week. They debated reform of the i'm peral
aen German Cd edera
uon OF central European states; and revivs AZ
lar as possible all the royal and ducal houses
Az these ideas were received enthusiastically.
The congress. however. had no resources. and
Ths consrsss Of sena will be-
t8 bs on Oct; - The deleEates will hear
the Executive Commuters report on the re-
cent general election. and will debate plans
Tor May day of next year. The relations OF
socialism to ant-semitism and the subject OF
strikes will also DO discussed. Editor Landau.
leader of the Berlin Anarchists, advises his
comrades to Join the Socialists 30 az To reiurm
lhem. he Socialist leaders are on the watch.
and will throw out any Anarchists who try to
lake part in the congress-. The credentials Of
ail delegates will he scanned closely. and no
suspects will he admitted. The Anarchists
VII have to do their reforming. therefore. out
elde o! the Socialist organization.
,Engen Richter Is assailing DR.. Barth. leader
q The Radical Union, for his connection with
american railroad affairs. He says Earth Is
more attached to the mighty dollar than to his
party The press generally condemns Rich
YET criticisms as cowardly and contemptihle,
especially in view Of I,nrth's absence from the
country t ry on mission to the United states for
p prvy Councillor Karl Hoffman,. one OF tho
herman Jurors at the Worlds Fair. said yes
Ineiaay that nobody in Chicago received the
herman Jurors. Neither the State. nor
Fly; nor Exhibition authorities paid the
T aWg attention to them. Before they
et Berlin they We're requested by imperial
!, ON missioner Wermuth to take with them
1oe of1cial full dress The only time they
Hw ieh the imperial Commissioner gave them n
llimhho' to welcome them to the city. Henry
nh,nati was tho only other man who showed