The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-27
STORY OF BISMARCK'S FALL
hrs FRIENDS SAY IHERE WAS an
INTRIGUE TO RUN THE PRINCE.

Psbue Sis- who, rhsy ssy. Foisousd the
E-peror's Nind Against Eaiu-Aeeuss-
uons that Will MAKE = SER Throushout
the E-pire-The Opposition 20 Csprivi
showing strepRth-An Africa. Dispute.
Copyright. 1898 ~ N. United rro.
BERLIN Nov. 28.-The old interest IN Bis
marcks fall will be revived By the statement
Of his semi Official organ. the Lsipsic Ne,ese
Naclr'chten. that he demands the publication
Of his memorial TO the Emperor in which he
contended that he should not and would not
resign. except at the Emperor's command.
This memorial" says the writer, belongs
10 the German nation. Other unpublished
papers prove that II was an intrigue. led By
Herr Won Boettlcher. who owed all he was to
Bismarck. that caused the Princes retireme emit.
Boetticher is the man who originally famed
the differences between the Emperor and Bis
marck to the white heat OF anger. Boetticher
knew the young Emperor's enthusiasm for the
Grand Duke OF Baden's and DIR. Hinzpeters
socisl-political ideas, and he worked upon the
Emperor's mind against the Prince
Boettcher also trimmed his sails in good
time and voted In the Cabinet council against
the Prince on the labor reform proposals.
Gen. Verdy du Nernois. War Minister. voted
with Bismarck. but afterward ran after the
Emperor and on the staircase gave him the
false assurance that Bismarck had pledged
every Minister on his honor to vote against
the Emperor. This erroneous statement at
once reused the Emperor's wrath and gave
Bostticher the first victory over his chief. DR..
Hinzpeter. Count Douglas. and Herr Won Hey
den. the artist all close friends OF the En-
peror. Joined the plot to overthrow the Chan
csllor. Ludwig windthorst's memorable visit
to Bismarck was trap laid for the Prince. IL
was intended to make the Emperor believe
that the Chancellor was negotiating for sup
port in resisting the imperial plans.
Tho Princes enemies kept the Emperor
we'll informed Of his every movement Hence
the Emperor's early visit to the Prince on the
morning following the evening on which Wind
thorst made his call.
Count Botho zu EulenburR also was spe-
cial foe Of the Prince. He. with Lohmann and
Minister Thielen. Joined the conspirators In
preparing the final coup. This was arranged
at the house OF Nine. dc Lebbien. who once
hoped to marry Count Won Caprivi. There
Csprivi and Herr Schwabacher. Bleichrosder's
partner In the banking business, met In con-
ference several times 1t was soon after the
last conference that tho Emperor violently
ruptured his relations with the Prince"
These revelations are STAN ped with the seal
Of genuine In for IN alton. which could have como
only from Bismarck's most intimate friends.
They are certain to cause stir throughout
tions from the persons implicated.
The debate in the Reiohstag yesterday on the
former speeches against the Government
Freiherr Won Hammerstein. Agrarian Conser-
the attack upon n chSncelior Won CspriS. His
arguments Illustrated nothing else so forcibly
as the paucity Of substantial reasons for the
The ConseTvatiyes were Boosting yesterday
that they had obtained assurances I9stifying
and Anti-Semites. they would be ABLE to pro-
duee Goyernment crisis. According to the
sonearly balan csd that either the Govern tent
will be defeated or it will obtain such a small
sSsiy The friends Of The 5SSs nS admit omit
that the situation is critical, and that the pros
do not concede that their cause is beyond hope.
The Reichstag has yet long way to go be-
friends OF the Government suspect that nego:
tiatioIns are in progress between CHnriyi and
for a" the clerical Vote for the
and they have tried to sound the Chancellor
on on the subject Indirectly the{ have received
question has been entertained. The IOssische
ZelilnC. Radical. in summoning all Liberals to
unite against the Clerical proposal to recall the
Jesuits Initiated the Franco Russian p,Hrnte.
day to arrange the DISPUTE AZ regards the
Cameroons Hinterland The protest OF France
mont as to spheres Of Influence in the regions
of northwest Africa has already reached the
Foreign ONCE. The speed with which the
intensity OF feeling aroused by the convention.
The AortideufsChe HU9PmSine ZeihnO main
tains. however. that the convention does not
affect existing French interests and aceords
cepted by France In the treaty OF Dec. "a.
1888. Nevertheless. neither England nor Ger
many desires to treat France unfairly. says the
conviction on the frontier question.
The Nnrddeuiscte does not mention the fact
that Freiherr Marschall Won Bieberstein will
the southern and eastern shores OF Lake
Tchad although all ready to consider the ap-
pointment Of another international commits
In his Efforts to curtail luxury in the army
the Emperor has forbidden Prussian soldiers
and non-commissioned officers to wear other
than regulation dress
Several Berlin newspapers advise Germans
who sent exhibits to Chicago not to take part
in the California exhibition, as 1t is believed to
have few guarantees OF success,
Influenza Is epidemic In Rhenish Hesse. Ten
thousand cases have been reported Officially
The resignation OF the French Cabinet is be-
ueved In official circles here to be the precursor
of the formation Of a stronger Ministry with
the Radical element eliminated.
As the new Cabinet will he bound to adopt
IN anti Socialist policy IL will be welcomed by
affairs will be expected from IT.
The kre1 Zehn0 has published several let
ters from ultrR-Conseryatives concerning the
Increasing number Of unemployed working
Ing the winter the Anarchists will try to ter
roriZe the city. Tho hTeuz /eittHg demands
that stringent anti-AnGrchist measures DO
Major Won Wissmann. the African explorer.
IL on his way homo from Tanganyika. He
will remain some time Ia Germany. DR.. Peters.
who is back again In Berlin. will take q long
rest before starting for Kilima. Marc.
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