The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-21

| upon more severe measures than Caprivi
was disposed to introduce in the reichstag.
| SOCIALISTS THREATEN THE GOVERNMENT,
The conference broke up with the min
| lstry III discord. Since then Emperor
! William has brought his influence 10 bear
! and the dispute was patched up. But
! CapriYi is still, 70 some extent, at varl-
ance with the Prussian premier, and in
cllned to resign the chancellorshlp rather
than submit TO the reichstag measures.
! which he has no sympathy for himself,
and which, moreover, he is convinced the
reichstag would not accept. Eulenburg,
who has the countenaece of the emperor,
is credited with the desire TO frame meas
| ures upon the most cOmprehen-
sIve basis, including revision OF the
electoral law excluding unfit per-
sons from the polls, and rails
ing the voting age, in addition to placing
a restriction upon constitutional rights of
assembly or association as well as restrict
ing the liberty OF the press. The Socialists
have fully grasped the drift of these meas
ures and the Socialists organ. Norwearts
threatens that the party will become out
and out anti-governmental at the cleo
tionS for the diet as well as for the reich
stag. Hitherto the Socialists have re-
Trained from active Interference in the diet
elections.
A deputaton from the municipal coun-
I'll Va 1DtubZlC hTTlttl III bSTlln ~ pIcSeDO
Caprivi, the diploma of the freedom OF
that city. Dantzic is the first city to con-
fer this honor upon the chancellor.
Ex-Empress Frederick today arrived at
the CASTLE of Rumpenheim, to be present
at the accouching of her daughter, the
Princess Frederick Charles of Hesse, VINO
was delivered of a son. The ex-empress
will stay at the castle for month and
Will then come to this city.
NOT APP l. To III OIrr
Prince Bismarck will leave Varsein for
Friederchsruhe on Nov. ! but before that
| time he will receive joint deputatlon
from Pomersnia and Hanover. b -
marcks health continues to be satisiao-
tory, though he no longer walks out in
the open air.
The Socialists are preparing for their
party convention at Frapkfort-o on the
Main tomorrow, and a fierce struggle for
supremacy is expected between the two
hostile wings, led respectively by Babel
and Lieb lnecht and by Volmar and Gull
lenburger, the latter two being the leaders
of the mOderates
The Prussian government has consented
to a national celebration on Dec. 9, in
honor of the 300th anniversary of the birth
of Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden, and the
Protestant clergy everywhere are in prep
aration for the event. The Catholic press
is attacking the government for consent
ing TO this celebration.
NEW CURE FOR DIPHTHERIA.
A committee headed by Prince Scoen-
aeics Carolath has been formed TO receiv e
voluntary contributions to a fund to fur
nlsh Professor Behring's anti-diphtheria
serum cure TO cure diphtheria patients.
The municipal authorities of Berlin have
allotted the sum OF 60O0 marks to be de-
voted to supplying the serum TO the four
principal hospitals of the city. The serum
Is now being prepared on large scale at
the professors laboratory in this city.
Veterinary Surgeon Casper, until recently
lotteburg, superlntends the complicated
and difficult mode of innocuIatIug with
the fluid, the flesh of horses needed for the
purpose. The cure is now being intro
duced into the municipal hospitals of this
city, Hamburg, Dresden, koenigs and
| other cities.
Countess Carmen N0er was married on
Tuesday last to Count Ernest Won Rantzau.
| The bride is a cousin of the empress, and
| countess Won Waldersee, formerly NJ. SIS
| Lee of New York Is also related to her by
marriage.
Andrew d. White, late United States
ambassador TO Russia, has not waited for
| the arrival of his successor, Clifton Is.
| Breckenridge, but has come to Munich.
! Mr.. White intends to winter in Italy with
| his family.
| Frau Johanna Jachmann Wagner, a
niece of the composer. died yesterday at
| Wurthenburg