The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-12
THE EMPEROR OVERRULED.
FEW or THE CLIMBING SOLDIERS
TO BE TURNED our or THE IRMY.
Many Think the Emperor Takes Too Severe
View of the Cause.-The Prus-inn ton-
-crvatives Rejoice Over Their Election
succcrscs-A Gren; Imperial Court Hunt.

Many Think the Emperor Takes Too severe
View of the Cnsrs-The Prus-inn Cow
rcrvativcS Rejoice Over Their Election
succcrscs-A Grcn; Imperial Court Hunt.
ccgy,tsh. 1928. bV n, Criei rrr'.
BERLIN Nov. 11.-Emperor Williams desire
to make signal example Of the officers in
volved In tho Hanover gambling case appears
to have been overruled. In military circles 1t
is IN Maintained that tho Emperor cannot d.
rectly order the dismissal from the service OF
tho officers concerned. but must act through
the regular authorities. 1t Is certain that
some influential rersonaGcs do not TAKE tho
severe view OF the case that tho Emrcror
takes. No authentic list OF dismssais las yet
been made known. but runners point to several
officers regarding whom the officials at the
War Ofllce decline to give any information.
The enforced retirements from the army
in consequence Of the scandal will not be
numerous Clement counscls have prevailed.
and in consequence tho designations oil rev
of those implicated will be requested. and
these rctirements will he so managed MS to I've
unattended with public iGnominy. In ascer-
tanning the feeling in high military quarters
the reporter OF the United Press found TINT
the idea OF dismissal was generally resented
Military men invariably think 1t would be an
enormous injustice to cashier the lew once
who testified In the cnse. while several hun
drcl others. equally involved. escaped. Then.
too. il is believed the Emperor. however angry
be might be. would not sacrifice officers for
the sake OF gratifying the sham moral out
cries Of civilians.
As far as Ia known to tho officers concerned.
the Fmperor's practical action has been limited
to- communications severely consuming the cul-
prits His Majesty has also ordered that In the
future sporting contests officers ride none but
their own or their comrades horses and las
forbidden the racing OF horses under iaIse
names Conversations in public places have
disclosed strong class sentiment OF irritation
against the criticism OF the civilians. and OF
confidence that the Emperor will dea! gently
with the implicated officers.
Although the election for members OF the
IandtaC has not materially altered tho relative
strength OF the political parties in that body.
the Conservatives. winning nineteen seats
hold tho advantage. Tho Agrarians also re-
turn stronger delegation than they had at
the last session. The House contains large
representation OF tho official element, forty
seven of tho members. all OF whom belong 10
the Conservative party. holding government
appointments. The FreisinniGe grouns have
lost nine seats out of twenty-nine. Fourteen
Of those remaining to them are held BY Rich
tcrists and six by Rickertists. Some we'll
known figures disappear from the House.
among them being Herr Won Kendel from tho
Free Conservative benches. Profs. Seeiis ana
uaenc from the Liberal, and Herr Nichens-
perger from the Centrlsts-
The Conservative journals are jubiant over
the result Of the elections. They predict that
n coalition will force the Government to re-
erately agrarian one which w"uld mean pro-
tective tariffs. The hrrnz Lr'u"g also de-
iM"i which led to the retirement OF Count
Won IeditZ. Tho Conservatives nave not
power enough OF themselves to erect REACTION
must he formed hy u coalition with the Free
Conservatives and National Liberals. who VIII
modify tho reactionst tendencies Oh the Con-
Prince Bismarck. npon Learning IN, OF the
Ire eh us,rars Herr Lang" that new
political dawn is beginning to freak.
Inc statement TINT the hnss,an Soyer it,an
are to he opened in the presence OF the Ier,,
sons to whom they are addressed; and II
o r.si in M despatch from the St. iticrsburg
facts are that for long time the Russ ian
authorities have taxed registered letters. Max
CaTE G.Tnan wMn 4s tGnS w SGsh
United Press reporter. said that registered
letters contai ming money or NaIunbirs were
generally conilscated by tho Russian Govern
Emperor william hunted yesterday at Hech-
ineen over the estates of the lrtnce OF liohen-
zuIlern. \ great imperial court hunt has been
fixed for the | 9TH inst in the iforesta Letting,
on. The Grand Duke OF llesse. III" GRIND
Duke of Oldenhurc. and a number OF princcly
personagcs will take part Ill the sport
The report that the Emperor ami I'm press
have arranged to visit Homo in April Is dis
credited in the court circle.
Sensatona disclosures are expected touch
ing alleged irregu arities in tho Prussinn mill
tary "ommiss nrnt. large wholesale butcher
Of Berlin is about to DO prosecuted iorT, sunply-
ing the army with diseased mcat His firm.
which is a long established one. provides two
army corps with meat. and is reputei to clear
u profit OF 100000 marks yearly.
\ boOkkeerer who was discharged by the
firm some time ago has reported to tho War
Oillce that certain uy"rs for the army re-
ceived regular presents from the tlrm and that
tho firm was allowed to Durvey any kind OF
meat it chose. Tho progress OF tn" inquiry
suggests the belief that the outbreak Of ty-
ph0iL in certain eg.meEts was duo to bad
tent thus supplied. The newspapers are not
allowed to publish the whole story. as tho case
is sub j,tdre.
VIII Sntoli BE Made Cardinal
CnToCSr Nov THE rerort In the ITOlES-