The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-28

against the imperial government. the per-
sonal opposition between the two chiefs
was created
This maneuovre of the enemies of the
chancellor was successfully accomplished
by sedulously fostering aDti-socaiist agi-
tation and urging drastic anti-revou-
tionary legislation. Gutenberg. as was
expected from the knowledge of his char
acter, was strongly i'll favor or thorough
going measures, while the chancellor
couDselled moderation.
Even the emperor, it is asserted, was
brought within the mesh of their crafty
intrigues.
WHAT BROUGHT II THE CRISIS.
According to the Kr-uze Zeltung, the
chief orssn of the Agrarians. the article
which directly brought the crisis was pub
lished in he Cologne q tzette OF Thursday
last. attacking Gutenberg. The emperor
was all the more annoyed because II ap-
peared directly after his satisfactory in
Ierview with the chancellor on the Tues
day previous The Prussian premier, on
reading this article, Is said 70 have i'm
mediately rendered his resignation, and
Caprivl follow suit, during subsequent
interview with the emperor.
The fact that the emperor conferred with
Herr Won Lucanus, chief of his legal cabi-
net, on Tuesday night, on returning from
his visit to the Eulenbergs. is regarded AS
showing that he had already received
Eulenberg's intimation that he desired TO
resign. IL is further stated tonight that
the emperor declared 10 the delegates OF
the federal states yesterday that, although
Caprivi had resigned, he was determined
that bills to combat against Socialism
should be introduced in the form agreed
upon between himself and the ex-chan-
cellor.
The newspaper comments tonight are
generally hostile 10 Caprivi, blaming him
for his numerous mistakes of the past two
years.
SUCCESSOR TO Won CAPRIvI.
The ex-premer, who was also minister
Of the Interior, took leave today of the
other officers OF the ministry of the inte-
rior. The count, however, will continue
to discharge the duties of his office until
his successor is installed.
At 8 o'clock this evening it was an
nounced that Prince Hohenlo Schillings-
furst, governor of Alsace Lorraine, has ac-
cepted the chancellorship after first drclin-
ing that honor. The prince accepted the
premiership of Prussia and Herr Won kol-
Ter, under-secretary of the interior depart
ment of the province of Alsace Lorraine,
succeeded Gutenberg as Prussian minister
OF the interior.
Much attention has been aroused by the
honor which Emperor William paid TO
Prince Hohenlohe-Schillingsf and
Her Won Roller. by going to Wild park
station 10 meet them and giving them
apartments IN the new palace.
The emperor's choice of Hohenlohe for
chancellor is taken as evidence that his
majesty does not intend to adopt the ex-
treme view of the measures required to ar
rest the spread of Socialism. HDheulohe,
although "A years old, is very active ply
sically.
AMERICAN BEEF IN TROUBLE.
On receipt of the news OF the prohibi-
ton by the Hamburg aud Lubbock senates
of the entry of American cattle and
fresh bee: at those ports, the Assoc
cla:ed Press correspondent made inquiries
at the American embassy and che German
foreign office respecting the political
psco of the Prohibition and was assured by
both the latter Lureau aud Ambassador
Ruuyon himself, that the measure was in
no wise intended TO be a retaiatory one,
and was adopted only as n sanitary pre-
caution. AT the foreign ofiic- the CORE
spoldeut was told that retaliation against
the American sugar tariff would be re-
sorted TO only as last expedient
The final sitting of the socidlistic con-
gress was held at Frankfort on-the-Main
TO ay.
Doctors Erslach and Wasserman, pupils
of DR. Behring. delivered a lecture last
night befor- the society of pure hygiene,
on the new dipbtherla cure. They admit
ted the serum only gives immunity tenn
porariy, the longest period being two
months.
The preliminaries for the erection of
colossal monument 10 Prince Bismarck at
Hamburg have now been concluded. IL
Will cost :, coo 900 marks, to be raised BY
local voluntary subscriptions. II will be
erected on the shores of the lower L be,
near Blakenslre.