The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-23
WILLIAM IS VERY ANGRY
THE SITUATION IN GERMANY
The Feeling 10 Growing That the
FathsrIand VIII See some Red
Hot Political Rowe
This Winter.


BERLIN, Dec. 22.-The political situation
momsnt, but the prospect 10 that ~ the
roeonvsnin9 Of the rsichstag tho differ.
ences between tho government and par.
lament which only began to bc defined
whom tho socialists and radicals, by the
clever mauouver Of Herr Singer, pre-.
cipitatsd an adjournment, will assume
the character of . roal conflict.
Won Levetsow, president OF tho reich.
stag, has himsslf asked for correction
with tho government. Thus tho shelving
OF the anti.revolutionary bill was also
rebuff to him and he showed his displeas.
ure In tho rather childish way by not OBJ
serving the usual custom Of wishing the
members OF the reichstag Merry Christ.
mas and . Happy New Year, replacing
those wishes by tho expression OF tho
hope that the nation and tho reichstag
would bs spared In the new year the ''dis-
creditabls spectacle Of such . miserable
attsudance." In fact Won Levetzow felt
tho matter 90 kesnly that he was duly
prepared to resign last Monday and he
was With difficulty restrained from carry.
ing out his intention by the conservatives.
who pointed out to him that by resigning
he would only further embarrass the gov.
ernment.
On the top Of these robuffs on tho part
OF the government comes the premature
discussion OF Hohsnlohe's salary. Il 10
now known, In spite Of the hall-hoarted
denials Of the official press. that Hohen.
lohe mentioned to tho emperor tho great
between his previous salary
20 governor OF Alsace.Lorraino and bis
present salary NJ chancellor. The en-.
peror thcrcupon offered to make good the
deficiency from the so-called disposition
fund.
This projected arrangcmcnt Was little
loss than o scandal, 90 tho fund referred
to 10 granted to the emperor by the relch-
stag for very dissimilar purpose. namely,
to assist tho veterans Of the wars Who arc
not Otherwise provided for. Prince Ho-
henlohs accepted tho offer. ~ admitted
by his own organ, tho Post, but he WAS In
duced to withdraw tho acceptance Of tho
addition to his salary by the violent agita-
ton which was started by tho opposition
pesss Immediately after the facts leaked
uns. =
Emperor william naturally 10 very
angry about tho affair, which he deems TO
b special interference With his prcrog.
ssives, end the manner In which the rsioh.
stag 10 treating bis pet measure 10 not cal.
eulated 70 diminish bis tro.
Things. In brief, hinge on the fate Of tho
bill. Without count.
ing the centrists, tho government can
Dnly rely on about 175 votes. which 10 "a
less than majority. Thus In order TO
pass tho bill the government needs to
gain the support OF tho contor party and
the latter. knowing the value OF Ito posi-.
lioo. 10 little disposed to show lsmb-like
obsdisnes to the Roverment's wishes. On
the contrary, the members Of ths csntsr
party have already formulated their dc.
mAnds. and unless these arc conceded
their support IL extrsmsly doubtful.
This week an article appeared In tho
influential Nesste Nachrichstea Of Munich
declaring that the south Germans had
been smbittered by many things. but
especially because Of the artificial chasm
created between tho emperor and tho peo-
pie.
Prince Armulph Of Bavaria, lieutenant
esneral OF the first division OF Iufant ry Of
The Bavarian army, and son Of tho re-
gent Of Bavaria, Prince Luitpold, has dc.
clared that he was not willing to congratu.
late Emperor William on New Years day
- has been his wont. It 10 also noticed
that tho newspapers Of Wurtemburg
openly comment upon tho friction be.
tween the line Of Wurtemburg and tho
and tho newspapers Of Baden
contain guarded remarks upon the 50 mo
subject.
ALI this tends to show that with tho ap-
pointment Of special ENJOYS 10 tho courts
Of Munich, Stuttgart md Carlsruhc mako
moro than the official press was willing to
admit and also that Prince Hohenlohe's
mission to these courts completely failed.
Emperor William has started the idea
Of erecting monument to tho memory
Of the late Herman Won Helhose. Ho has
promised the sum Of 10000 marks.
Emperor William has dispatched Major
Won Noltke. his aide-de-camp, to tho court
Of Tho Hague to convey to tho little Queen
l.