New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-09
ANTI-AN1RCHIST PLANS.
THE PROSPECTS OF AN INTERNATIONAL
AGREEMENT.
TOPICS IN THE GERMAN CAPITAL EMPEROR
WILLIAM vEXED ABOUT THE KOTzE SCANDAL

TOPICS IN THE GERMAN CApITAIl-E -EMPEEOR
WILLIAM vEXEp ABOUT THE KoTzE SCANDAL
GENERAL voN Hopr'S REMOVAL
Berlin. July S-Empercr William has rarely
been more vexed than during the Kotze scandal
When he ordered Kotze's release ne determined
to end also the gossip caused al Cour, by the
arrest and inquiry. II ins ,ruct@l the new Grlnl
Chamberlain. in a Dispatch accompanying the
order Of release to caution all Court officials that
they mus; cease talking # the scandal or give
up their places in the curt Circle The Grand
Chamberlain viii soon revise the list of household
| officials and will cancel undoubtedly the names
Of Won KOt2e and Won Schraedor. Among the
other eXes from the Old Caste and New Palace
VIII be Prince Leopold. II Prussia who urged
most strenuously Kotzcs arrest and several
conspicuous women of the Court whose private
lives suffered severely from the Kotze inquiry.
| This exodus of social leaCers premises q he So
great that the next season will be the dulest cX-
perienced since the accession IF the young En-
perOr
Military men here .ce' that Emperor william
has made serious mistake in removing General
Won Hobe from his post n the Turkish Army.
IIobe was among the German officers appointed
10 60 TO Turkey - reorgaai2- tn" army. I!o Wa
recommended highly oy General Count Won
Wa,dersee and his work gave the greatest salts
faction in Constan;inop,c. His only fault seems
- have been that he vas very friendly WITH
Herr Won Radowi;z. who fell into disfayor dur
| ing the Bismarck; trouble some two years ago.
and was removed from the COnstartinope en-
bassv 10 the embassy in Madrid. Prince Radolir.
Radowitz's successor on the BoSphorus. inter
lered with lIDOe's work. Was rebuifed and, after
hot quarrel. began an intrigue AT the Berlin
Court agains, the General eventually convinc-
ing the Emperor that Hohc's removal was I'M
..r,naf ffeF lat
case before the Emperor: complaining maj RadG-
| lin persistently snubbed him The Emp"ror's
reply was an order tina, Prince Radoiir secure
iobe's dismissal from the Turkish servic, IN
order that he might return To Germany. High
army officials say that Hohe is merely the last
Of a series of sacrifices demanded hy small
Court cOtere Of iniriguers.
Reports Of international action against the
Anarchists have been rife throughout the las
week. and the journals. more or less directly
inspired from the Wilheln-strasse, have declared
that the Government contemplated sonc new
mea sures The Government has been n constant
communication with the Powers. and numerous
plans of dealing with Tho revolutonists concert
edy have been suggested. All these plans now
ever have shattered on opposition in on" cap-
tai or another The most noteworthy II the
Joint measures suggested was FOR an interim
tiOnal police bureau. 10 he organized ly tho
Swiss Government with headquarters IN BERN"
ard Geneva. The general atutla" IF the Ger
man Government toward any 'ACopuo nal meas
urcs was defined by the Chancellor In MS last
reply 70 communications from Paris Rome and
81. Petersburg This reply was based !arg'y
on the special reports made from the Berlin C'n-
tral Police Office. The Chancellor advised more
harmonious cooperation ~ the police u All conn-
tries instead Of new organization on the basis
Of international agreement The Berlin police
had found that the London s. Petersburg ana
Vienna police acted IN such perfect accord ln
tracing Anarchists movements that they hsl
frustrated all plots Of international scope. The
Paris and Rome police. however had u z shown
any inclination o. work with those - the Other
three capitals. The Paris police had tacliy To-
fused 10 respond 70 any attempt at concerted
action Under such circumstances. Chancellor
Won CaprIvl felt that the formation %. On inter
national bureau would be useless II. however.
the governments would move their metropolitan
police forces 70 drop pCtty tealOusles and com
bire for concerted action. such a bureau would be
supernuous.
The squabble over Corea has attracted fair
amount of attention here. The secretary Of IN"
Chinese Legation denied yesterday that the Pekin
Government had invited Russia 10 mediate b"-
tween China and ia pan. China. he said. would
resent the Intervention ~ an" Western Power
I'm Corean affairs The japanese Minister be
Uavel that a peaceful settlement would b' found.
japan docs not wish 10 annex Cor"d. be SAID.
but aimed merely to preserve her trade and
protect japanese citizens The nominal suzer-
ainty of China was no bar - an agreement
The health of the Princess Alix Of Hessc t.
so bad that her marriage 10 the Czarewitch has
bean postponed The marriage will not take
place probably before next spring