St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24
Offered him A CASTLE,
EMPEROR W,LLAG'S A7TE@Py 70
RECONCILE P3IRcE RiSMARcK.
GEBmAN sYms'ATsfS AROUSED.

20 Jealousy Exists Toward the
Prince I'm Government Circles,
hose Return go Power Is Con
sidercd Impossible - Frcach
and Russian PoIitics-Fturopc's
Peace depends on tGc Cha4.
BERLIN, Sept. 23.-Ouc of the priGci-
pal topics Of conversation in Berlin dur
ing the past few days has been tho
probable outcome OF Emperor Williams
attempt 10 effect a reconciliation with
Prince Bismarck. The latter, il viii be
remembered, went 10 Kissiigen soIue
time ago TO lake the waters. While
there he was taken sick, very seriously
so, ii has been said, and Emperor Will
sam, who was attending the Austrian
army manouVcrS in the vicinity Of
Gnens. Hungary, ~tclcgraphed to him
expressing Synipath y Tor tin9 III has Ill
ness, and Offering u Of The Imperial
castles TO him IS q residence, it having
been said that the sanitary CON
ditions of PrIcc BismarclIs resI-
NStiIN iiCiul StfS UNIV ~ at AAti'LfttlSs
we're not what they might be. This i;i-
cidcni. under Sotno circumstances,
would have been scarcely more than
noteworthy. hut in We've of the relations
existing. Or rather Inc uCn-2XiStcnce Of
relations between Tie emperor and the
~eX-ciiaEcPii0I, it has assumed important
proportions III he political world. Tic
Anniversaries Of Chancellor vOn Caprivi
openly proclaim that the emperor sent
the telegram 20 Prince bismarck with
out Won Capriyi's knowledge. THIS is
strongly denied by tho cIancelloi's
friends. In order to ascertain the exact
tacts a representative Of the UnitGd
Press
VEN re CARLSBAD,
where Chancellor Won CapriVl - S0JUuru-
lag, IN order 10 interview Elm On the
subject
the chancellor was found. attended
by Col. Ebmeycr. his adiutant, IN the
Lowe market. platz. Both were alfred
in plain clothes. they had been break
tasting i'll the FreuuusChaftS-Saat. the
chancellor, when questioned, courteous
ly declined 10 talk 90 the subject. SUI
SeQueut!y the representative Of the
United Press mad 4 conversation with
Col. EUtneyVr. who SAID that the TACT
NiNst = ~ trFAfN N "to NA-tENANA'FE
i'll only came TO the emperor through
Chancellor Won CaprIvi, who saw the
telegram announcing the fact tina had
been sent by Dr. Sch WCnninger, the
princes physician, 10 the United Press.
The chancellor then caused inquiries
TO be made, but he experienced the
greatest difficulty III asCertdining the
truth. lr.yy Councillor kinderion
finally learned the real condition Of the
F,ptl,I, r,st iN,.n,,urIE fIn ,.,,- q, :fn.
chancellor, WHO WAS then III Stuttgart.
Count Won Caprivi at once informed
emperor William, wllCSe first inpalSe
Was 10 telegraph TO the prince.
After considering The probable cOnsc-
Quences OF such q Step in all their bear
mgS the emperor decided 20 postpone
any action until he should have a
chance TO confer with the king OF Sax
oDy. Upon meeting Tue king OF SaXony
at Gucns, Emperor William was urged
TO execute his ~high-InInGCd inspiration
without delay and send 10 Prince Bis
marck the telegram Of sympathy in
which he rendered the use of one OF the
imperial castles. A copy of The tele-
gram was sent 20 Chancellor vOHC Ca
priv. vino desires The world 10 know
that he adnireS
PRINCE BISMARCK,
without reserve, and that like every
German patriot, he narborS no ill Ieel-
tng against his predecessor, even
though he has been the object of per
SlStent attacks by the later. Count Won
CapriYi thinks 1t quite natural that
Prince BiSmark should consider him i'll
teriOr to himself as chancellor, and
holds that amy other man succeeding
the prince, except, perhaps, Viscount
Robert Bismarck, would meet with the
same criticism from the eX-chancellor.
Iu those opinions Count Won CapriVi is
uEqueStiOnably Sincere. III the chan-
ceiior'S circle no jealousy exists toward
the prince, whose return to power as
either holding Office or as adviser TO the
emperor is considered impossible.
Before gOiug to Carlsbad Chancellor
YOn CapriYl neld a council of The mill
listers, TO whom he communicated the
condition of Prince BiSmarck'S health
and the cmperor's intentions.
Every one approved of his majeSty's
proposed action, and it was even con-
templated that the emperor, upon his
return from Hungary, might. if Prince
bismarck expressed a desire for him to
do SO, visit him at Kissingen.
The emperor has sent Prince Albert
OF Prussia TO explain his motive to En-
press Frederick, who is soJourniug at
Hamburg.
TIE -EX-EMPRESS
remains hostile 10 the prince as a poll
tician against whom she has also some
bitter memories. but she will not be-
grudge heSympathy bestowed upon him
in his Illness. The question put bv the
Semi-Otficiai paperis: "Will the imperial
0%vertures for a reconciliation induce
Prince Bismarck to modify his attacks
upon the government policy, should he
regain strength enough TO resume pub
tic actiOn?' The balance of the oficiaI
opinion is that he will keep TO his old
course and c%ritlcise Spitefully every
thing that the government proposes.
The hampers put by the Russian official
papers on the French enthusiasm are
hailed here with much satisfaction. 1t
considerably lessons the strain to find
Russia dis0Wning the estimate which
The French press places on the Toulon
demonstration. The National Zeitung
says: 1t is not to be supposed that the
French will be quite GisillusioniZed.
The experience of the last few
years show that the French craze
for everything Russian is too Strong
for that. Still. something akin to
shame may here and there be felt. The
French will submit to the restraint
which The ST. Petersburg government
desires 10 put upon their enthusiasm
and viii be rs ready as ever to put their
last man at the cars command. AS
long as this spirit of France remains us
now tie peace of Europe will depend on
TIE CZAIt'S CALL
and not upon after-dinner speeches at
Toulon and Paris.
The Dauish project TO build a great
fort at Aggerso, overlooking the great
belt, has attracted the attention OF the
war Office here, as such an enterprise
threatens the closing of the Baltic to
large vessels. only ships of little draught
being able 10 pass the sound. Ii is
hoped that the Danish parliament will
refuse 10 sanction the expenditure.
The Hamburg American Steamship
company announces that it will dispatch
its fast steamers hereafter from VIII
helmshayeu instead of Hamburg. on