The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-26
BREEZY BUDGET FROM
OYER THU OCEAN.
Elevation of German Women in
the Social Scale.
THE PRESS LOOKED AFTER
Alleged False Reports Are at Once
Picked Up.
Explorer Wolff May Resume His Explora
tions-The Universal Suffrage Bill
The Treaties Consideration
Caprivrs Work.

Berlin, Nov. 25.-[Copyrighted by the
Associated Press. 1.-The fate of the
commercial treaties proposed between
Germania and Roumania, Servia and
Spain is regarded as doubtful. Chan
cellor Won Caprivi has made firm
speech in support Of them. 1t is gen
orally believed that 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 MarschalPs
speech has also made a deep impress
sion upon the reichstag. Herr Ham
merstein, conservative, warmly at
tackled Chancellor Won Caprivi's
speech.
Ultimately, the treaties were re-
ferred to the committee in spite Of the
objection of the Freissinage parties,
the Peoples party and Socialists:
The FreisSinage universal Suffrage
bill has not the slightest chance Oh pc
ing passed and the Socialist bill, pro-
posing to make everybody above the
age of 20, eligible to vote, is regarded
as an untimely joke.
The woman's movement in Germany
moves entirely in a different dlreclon
from American women and never
included female suffrage among its as
pirations 1t should be added, now
ever that men of undoubted conser-
vative persuasion will assist IN the
German women's movement, because
lit directs it's efforts simply to the ele-
walton of women in social life.
Herr Eugene Wolff, who during the
term of Governor Won Soden in Afri-
ca. was forbidden to remain IN Ger
man East Africa, and who was recently
receiver by Chancellor Won Capr1Vl, is
now at liberty to resume his explora-
tons, should he desire to do So
A warning has been published in
several prominent papers to the effec'
[ that the government will give no sub
sidy to Germans exhibiting at the
Midwinter exposition at San Francis
| co. 1t has no official origin.
Among the emblemS proposed by
Roinhold Regas, the sculptor, to adorn
the national monument to be erected
| in accordance with the vote of the
lreichstag to Emperor William l, III
Berlin. were ballot boxes, tables OF
law. laurel wreath and chess, repres'
entfng in the first two the empiems
lof participation of the people in snap
ling public affairs But the emperor
has ordered and began to remove thu
| emblems. saying the monument wa:
not not a peoples monument but dynas
tic. -
new political departure has beer
taken by the government as to th'
treating of press statements and at
tacks on the government. Hitherto
such attacks were allowed to remain
unanswered for weeks. Now hardl!
twenty-four hours are allowed to pas
before the false reports are corrected
by the Reichsanzeger, the semi-offlcla
newspaper.
| With Prince Bismarck in improved
Health, some of his admirers begin I.
force news into publicity Whlci
might have a tendency once more Z
raise a bitter feeling between tn
| prince and emperor. The Associated
Press. however, is in a position Z
know everything will be avoided b.
the government which might destro!
the effect of Emperor Williams recen
ADVANCES to Bismarck.
The American Thanksgiving Dime
lin this city will be celebrated in grea
4 style as a mark of appreciation OF tn
Ielevation of the United States minis
tier to a position in the embassy.