The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-03
.7RE SENSATION or
THI WEEK ABROAD.
The Jesuit Resolution Surprises
the Catholic World.
UNION PACIFIC AFFAIRS.
UNION PACIFIC AFFAIRS.
German Bondholders Looking After
Their 0. q N. Bonds.
A Meeting Has Been Called at Which
Measures Will BE Taken to Pro-
tect Their Interests in That
Corporation.

Berlin, Dec. 2-[Copyright, 1898, by
the Associated Press. 1.-The vote in the
reichstag in favor of readmitting the
Jesuits is the sensation of the week,
not only in Germany, but throughout
the Catholic world. In the Kultur-
kampf struggle, Bismarck always pour
ed his full walls of wrath upon the
Jesuits and so earned for himself the
opposition Of the German Catholics.
Since that time the pope and emperor
have become reconciled and the po-
sition is much changed. Though accord
ing to the calculations of the news
papers the bill ought to have been re
jected. their anticipations were falsi-
fed by the votes of Indifferent members
who believe there is nothing more to
be feared from the interference of the
vatican in political affairs. 1t would
seem that majority of representative
Germans have come to the conclusion
that the policy of the vatican is nc
longer that of interference in political
EstruggleS with the different parties at
home and abroad, and should the vati-
can, at any future time, use its in
f1uence in the political affairs of Ger
many, by leaning towards the Franco
Russian entente for instance, it is be-
Ilieved the representatives of Germany
in the reichstag would remain loyal
to the fatherland and such action on
the part of the vatican would have nc
leffect upon Catholic Germany other
than to cause them to discountenance
the interference of the church in the
political situation.
The government has not yet giver
any indication of it's intentions in re-
gard to the Jesuit motion, and though
lit is almost certain no Immediate eff
feet will be given to vote. the power
to do so will remain in the hands Of
Chancellor Won Caprivi, as a usefu
resolution should he desire to attempt
to bring about more cordial relations
with the vatican with a view posi-
bly, Of alternating the pope'S partial
ity for France. Another inducemen'
which might cause the government tt
accept the bill would be that it woulc
do much to reduce the cleaverage
which manifested itself during the
larmy bill debates between north an6
lmittee, to which commercial treaties
were referred last Saturday, today ap
lproved the Spanish treaty. The ma.
ljority was unexpectedly large, and in
Isures the adoption of the Serviar
treaty The fight on the Roumaniar
commercial treaty is still doubtful
The motion by the Agrarian party
that the treaty be concluded for three
years only. was negatived by the
Zoo iaz
Sideration. Tie commercial treaty
committee strongly advised the gov
ernment to make special concession:
Ito Cuba and Porto Rico on accoun
of the American reciprocity treaty
lgiYing them advantages in iron anC
manufactured goods and making Ger
man competition almost impossible.
It is stated the Polish party, depart
ling from it's previous declarations, haC
decided to vote in favor Of the treat
lies and as over one-half of the Cen
ltrists also support the treaties it il
believed the Roumanian commercial
treaty will also be adopted.
The Agrarians do not abandon tn
hope of being able to undermine Vol
Caprivf's position and estrange hin
iron the emperor. The Freize Zeitunl
lmakes what is classed as a mean at
tack upon Caprivi for having, as it al
Eleges, made himself the chief figur
Ibefore the public in the internal ma
Ichine affair, by only incidental.
mentioning the danger to which tn
lemperor was exposed. 1t is needles
to say the imputation is unfounded
land will have no effect upon the EN-
lperor's mind. Rather than dispens
with Caprivi, the emperor would agail
dissolve the reichstag.
The Cologne Gazette says the EN-
J peror has requested all members of hi
; suite conversant with the incidents at
tending Prince Bismarck's retiremen
from Office to maintain complet
lsilence upon the subject and neithe
lrefute the false statements or ansWe
any attacks made upon them in con
nection with the retirement of tn
prince
German bondholders of the Oregon
Railway & Navigation company, O
which the largest number of share
are said to be held in Germany, hav
, called a meeting to take place at tn
Office of the Berlin bourse, mex
l Wednesday to take measures to pro
tect themselves on account of the non
: payment of the December coupon
ACCORDING to the report received tn
Union Pacific, which has manage
; this company, being in the hands o
receivers the latter now state they ar
mot authorized to provide for the pay
ment of the December coupon Thi
: meeting is convened by the Deutsch
5 bank, and there is considerable feelin
: among the German bondholderS of tn
: oregon Railway & Navigation com
r pany who claim their interests ar
seriously. threatened by the attitude @
/ the receivers.
: A company has been organized t
open the new Schiller theatre. tn
Iobject being to provide Worhmen wit.
: classic plays at the cheapest prices
lone mark Will be the price charge
flor the best seats. Sondermann, Fuld
: land WiIdensbruck have joined tn
committee. The emperor has take
lquite an interest in the matter, ha
received DR. Leowenfeld, leader of tn
movement, and promised to be a FIRE
J lquent visitor at the new theatre
) The proposal sanctioned by the Bur
2 desrath, last summer, for raisin
80 per cent the import bill was up i
/ the Reichstag today The socialist
| land a few radicals alone voted agains
| the proposition.
The Berlin Post has announced tina
t 1.-THE queen Of Roumania shows Sym
: toms Of an attack Of paralysis, whic
Twill be more severe than the preyiou
! attacks
The minister of justice, in the Hur
lgarian diet today introduced MAJ
fiage reform bin.
THEY MEANT 1T.