St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-08

idea current in some quarters that these
meetings of the allied emper0rS have
some bearing upon a possible disarma-
ment of the armies of Europe may be
dismissed as unworthy of serious con-
Sidera;ion. This is clearly demonstrated
by the fact that next years AnsIro- Hum
garian military budget, which has been
approved since the return of Francis
Joseph from his visit to William at A b.
bazzia, shows an increase of 100000
forms. This increase is chiefly to be
devoted TO the augmentation of the
peace effective of the army.
CANNOT ENTICE THE CAR TO BERLIN.
Private telegrams from St.Petersburg
say every effort is being made TO induce
the car to visit Berlin; but these efforts
have ) O far been without success.
BISMARCK STATUE.
The giant statue of Germany from the
Chicago worlds fair is now being hoist
Ell To the top of the new reichstag build
ing. Emperor william has consented to
the erection of the statue i'll honor Of
Prince Bismarck at the west entrance
of Inc reichstag. and has expressed the
desire that the work be hurried forward,
50 as to enable the prince To attend lis
unyeiifng. The sum of S325,o 900 has been
collected towards the fund for the cree
ton of the memorial. The exhibition OF
American appliances for electrical light
Ing from the worlds iair OF Chicago is
attracting great attention These apuh-
ances are exhibited i'll the Museum of
Liberal Arts, under the direction OF
Prof. Leasing. ArrOpos of the
ANTI-SENIITE DEMANDS
that legal proceedings he undertaken
against the Hebrew mode, as prescribed
by the ritual,of Strengthening animals OH
the ground that it involves cruelty,
book has just been published which
contains the views or 253 prominent
men on the question. Or this number
tifty-three professors of physiology and
pathology, Including Prof. Virchow and
Sir joseph Lister, surgeon eXtraOr
binary to the Queen of England. and
Profs. Dubois. Rtynaud and Petten-
hofrr; Isl veterinary surgeons and
fourteen leading proprletorS of siaugh-
ter houses assert that the Hebrew mode
OF Strengthening animals is the least
cruel, and that nothing can be said
against 1t from the point of view OF
humanity. The trial of Herr Waldo
mar, accused OF usury, the accusation
arising from the developments of the
Hanover gambling scandal, had been
fixed for this week: but. owing to the
large number of officers involved as
Wtne SSeS, anu to the fact that many or
them sent medical certificates eXcuSlng
them from attendance, the trial was adj
jOurned until next week. In the uean-
time steps will DE taken TO hasten the
recovery of the officers vino have SO
excused themselves. The Vor~arts
ACCUSES CAPRiVI
Of having MADE an unworthy compact
with the AlSatian members of the reich
stay, alleging that the chancellor proai-
lsed not to use the dictator clause of
the exceptional laws against the Social.
lst organs III the re:chstag Oh the con,li-
ton that no complaints calling for a
revival Of the clause were brought be-
fore the reicnStag. Yet Prince Won
HohenlDhe-Srlllingsf arSt, the lieuten-
ant or the emperor III Alsace- Lorraine.
(rne reichStand) recently suppressed
tile Socialist VoIkS ZtitGng. This sup
preston was then attributed TO petty
desire on the part OF the prince to show
that the dictator clause was not aimed
against Socialism, but against the per-
SiStent opponents of German anneXa-
ton and that the clause which has beeii
dCod iVltCI WI OGI CdlS oLilI CAlolo.
On the face, the charge made by the
charge made by the Vorwarts against
| Caprlvi looks like fabrication; but the
Socialist papers SO often get hold OF
important political news that the accu-
SatlOn causes some dissatisfaction, and
an official examination will be demand
ed IN the reichStag.
GOSSIP.
( The reichstag has adopted the stamp
duty bill. as amended in committee
/ Count Won KanitZ submitted a motor.
urging CaprlvI to Introduce bill Il
! creates state monopoly with a minimum
| price, 0f all transactions in foreign.
grain and mill products
! Ii is understood, that in addition t,
! fifteen officers dismissed for connection
/ with the Hanover gambling scandal.
! thirteen others baye been reduced ia
/ rank and sent to towns in which tifer,-
| are but small garris0ns, and. therefore.
! but very little military amusement.
| Mime. AlbanI, Mrs, Ernest ID. eye.
! after a successful series of concerts,
| here, has proceeded TO Leipsic and Mil
! Mich. Count Won H9chburg, the intend
! ant general of the Imperial opera, has
been negotiating for the appearance OF
Nine. AlDani during the next winter :
eaSon.