The sun., 1894-10-01
THE KAISER AND CAPRIVI.
TT rs NOT TRUE fHAr THERE rs
RUPTURE BETWEEN THEN.

| BERLIN, Sept 30.-The Opposition press were
never more active than now in inventinR stories
representing a rupture between the Emperor
and Chancellor Won Caprivi. This time II is
alleged that the Kaiser has had difference
with the Chancellor over the measures OF re
preston which 1t Is proposed by his Majesty TO
have introduced In the Reichstag during the
coming session OF that body. According TO the
Hamburger Ndchrtchten the Government will
passively resist the desires Of the Kaiser IN this
matter, hoping that reaction will occur which
will bear them out In their opposition, both as
regards the renewal of the exceptional laws and
In the framing uf n Polish policy.
The Schi,sische zeitung IN an article under the
caption THE Kaiser and bismarck Head the
Opposition" endeavors TO demonstrate that the
ksiser's speech at Thorn and Prince bismarck =
remarks at Narzin pertoOk Of the nature Of an
entente coriinis between the two against the
policy OF Chancellor Won Caprivi In regard to
Poland and his resistance to the renewal Of
the anti-Socialist laws. These attacks, which
are obviously designed TO force definite decla-
ration from the Government in regard to Its fi-
ture policy, remain unnoticed. except in two
brief semi-offcal communications from a Ham
burg correspondent The first Of these. dated
last Thursday. said:
THE enemies Of the Chancellor. who are try
ing to construe the Emperor's recent utterances
as having been directed against him, will soon
find themselves mistaken. The Chancellor has
never principle rejected measure against
agitation which endangered the public welfare
lie has only first desired that any measure pro-
! posed tO this end should be practicable and ef-
| fective."
| The second communication, dated Saturday.
Is in the nature of an official telegram, which
says:
| No anti-Anarchist bill will be submitted to
| the Reichstag, having the effect OF amending
the common law, without the most careful con-
sideration as To whether II Is still necessary"
| As the views of the authorities IA to what steps
will be most effective continue to be divergent
| the communication suggests that some differ
| ences exist In high quarters, though IL may be
said that nothing approaching the gravity OF the
Kanzer crisis is possible
| Chancellor Won Caprivileft Berlin on last We'd
nesday evening on his way to tho country seat
Of relative In Brandenburg, where he will pass
| the last three weeks OF his Official leave Of
absence. No decision on the part Of the Gov-
ernment on the question Of the amend
ment OF the laws is possible until his
return. Then all authoritative opinion points to
proposal looking to q revision by the Reichstag
Of certain articles OF the Penal Code. leaving the
Federal Governments free TO introduce in the
cations Of the laws regulating associations thew
think proper to submit.
A. the meeting Of the Prusslan Cabinet. over
Wednesday. 1t is understood that a majority OF
the members present insisted upon the adoption
Of severe methods OF repression. which can be
supplied through amendments to the Code.
The Kaiser is interesting himself in the expe-
ure dealing with illegal transactions on the
Boerse. usurous loans. and fraudulent acts on
an Incentive to his Majesty's pushing this
measure, rumor has IL that q lady. prominent In
To the Emperor and presented To him a state |
ment showing that she had been duped and
through whom She had Invested and lost her
entire fortune. The Kaiser gave the matter his |
TO the Ministry the justice of the case ordered |
the preparation OF & a bill enlarging the scope Of
ter OF dealing with similar fraudulent transac-
tions.
have met during the week was meeting Of the
EETssn1sf dS which cOnyensd at
Ing was unusually isrmonous 9ios' and Dc unsai es
ndepfa Gf RSatsT OH
faction to Legislative interference in favor
the, doctrine. Of indiyidualsm which the
Freisiha;nigs volksrartsi few years ago
Commenting on tie % proceedings of the hEa meeting.
expresses the opinion that the party has been
standards. In the mean time Herr Richter has
secured apparent harmony in the party ON pop
The Southern Democrats held a meeting at
Aschaffenburg at which they passed resOlu-
repressive laws. The establishment and foster.
ing OF free institutions. they affirmed were the
The I'orTdsrts. in an excessively fervfd article
on Friday, announced the celebration OF the
ternationa Guild o2 Socialism I "SS By Kari IA III Msra
and boasted Of the fact, which 1t declared was
many was giving genuine inspiration to the
brotherhood Of all the workingnen in the world.
SCOTS at the idea Of socialist % morality and cSi,
tends that Socialism Is essentially revolutionary
The same time the pspsp ao dcse ethics AZ
OF danger TO the state and To society.
congress ess of T. German nstTEnlsts a. and physi:
last and closed its .I. IpEoceedngs on Friday. The
Gsrs eHdss at ShsR Ef sSs %
dies were present. The chief topic OF discussion
Ry 1s OF Sss W sas Of
inocul9ti3n i OF the patient with blood serum.
.r psoi BehrnS IN an an interview W. With nswsPs
discovery would eventually be applied as a cure
Tor yPhgs ,ts, fever, chGleTa and Rns9moni. He
TO be as compulsory as the measures which are
adopted for the prevention Of s@all-Pox;
gress Prof. Ehrlich OF Berlin said he be-
lieysd that the milk Of inoculated animals
port OF Prof. Behring's idea he held that blood I
serum WAS as powerful against diphtheria as
pen.e OF procuring the blood serum puts il be-
yOnd the reach OF most persons, it is manu-
4
HOechst, near Frankfort and Berlin. Two in
jectiOns Of the remedy cost thirty marks, and as |
many cases require six, the cOstlness OF the |
treatment may readily be seen. Despite the ex- |
pense, however, the treatment has already been
applied TO a great extent In the larger hospitals
In Germany and Austria.
Arrangements are being made in the district
OF kdnigsberg for a monster ovation to Prince |
bismarck at Narzin on Oct. 20. The ex-ChRncel- |
lOr has asked DIR. Schweninger tO tell the news
paper reporters who were present on last sun
day that the reports OF his speech on that Occa-
sion were the best examples or reporting that
he had seen for many years.
A supposed Anarchist murder has been COM
mitted In Munich. A matchmaker named HUI ,
ber was found dead yesterday morning in his
house, stabbed 10 the heart and his throat cut.
Huber kept lOdgers, and among them was a
Of police named FrOhmAnder. The
latter had made himself very obnoxious to i
Anarchists by shAdOwing and arresiing a num-
ber OF them. Huber was found dead In Froh-
mander's room. and II is presumed that he was
mistaken for the cOmmssary. number of ar
rests have been made. but the police not yet !
cerlain that they have the right man.
The Kaiser has been spending few days at his ,
hunting box at ROmlnten, and during his inter
walls between sport and business has completed an
OperettA based upon the legend OF The Vie /
land and the Smith" The Emperor will 20 to ,
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