The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-30
SMELLS. THE FIGHT
EMPEROR WILLIAM MAPS OUT TIKI
WAR IN THE ORIENT.
His Majesty Specially Interested IL
Ironclad Operations Prussia
Ready to sGake it Hot for Poles.
Won Caprivi May be Worried Into
ResigIing-Polish Question.

Ready to Nake it Hot for Poles.
Won Caprivi May be Worried Into
ResigIing-Polish Question.
BERLIN, Sept. 2e-Emperor William j.
taking the most lively interest IN the Cor
eau war. Daily reports of ell the wal
news are submitted 10 his majesty. and, by
the aid of the b~st maps aud charts pro
durable, be carefully traces he progress OF
he operations of the combarants. The
emperor studies each movement in it,
most minute detail, paying Particular at
lention to the naval engagements as fur
Iishing the first tests, on large scair.
hat the use of monster ironclads can De
put to.
The Neue Freie Presse of Vienna pub
fishes an interview with Baron Dsublesky
Won Steruek Won Ehrenstein, the COM
mander of the Austrian navy, Ia which
the admiral IS quoted as saying that lie
thought the success OF the japanese was
due 10 the superior educatiou their oillcer>
obtained in Europe, TO better discipline
and TO their know ledge OF The working OF
modern weapons. The admiral adds tHat
he great lesson of the naval battle off the
mouI of the 1alu river WAS that armed
cruisers were we'll able to bold their own
against unwieldy battieships, and, in his
opinion, ii the naval powers Were Well adj
vi>ed, they would pay NOR. attention in
the future to armored cruisers than to
costly men of war.
The meeting OF the Prussian cabinet on
Tuesday led to a revival OF the rumors OF
ministerial discussion. Premier Count
BOtho Gutenberg Is C edited with readiness,
10 adopt repressive measures against the
Socialists aud Poles and the Prussiau cab
4 L.
rumors referred TO, so the difficulty, If il
really exists, is not in regard TO that par
ticuiar question.
Emperor Williams speech at Thorne last
Saturday Is now known TO have been im-
promDtu. IL continues TO be canvsss-d
holly. aud is held by the opponents
of Chancellor Won Caprivi to indicate
that the emperor shares the Prussiau
premier's views in regard 20 the Poles.
especially as the Imperia! Gazstte ommIt-
ted % publish the tt st of the speech.
Won CaprIvl Is now residing at Braden-
burg and no decision regard NJ the policy
t. be followed In regard 10 tue Po!and Is
likely to be arrived AT before he returns to
that city. The enemies of the chancellor
are doing their utmost to make an impress
sion upon the public in regard To Poland
before he reichstag rea~sembles and they
also count upon his known WEAKNESS Of
intrigues III the political arena and his
preference for the more simple life of a
soldier TO induce him o retire from poll
tics.
The Polish question is becoming more
and more of "a special interest to the Polish
government, aud this fall aud during the
coming winter number of measures are
TO b. instituted 10 stop the rising tide OF
Polish naIioualism. IL i well known
tn. Chancellor Won Caprivi has adhered
since his accession TO power, to the exactly
IL Il
of the provinces of Po-en. West Prussi,
and Upper Siiesia, To that which Bismarck
followed during Ia is long regime. InseSd
of severe repression, q cOncIliatory policy
was inaugurated by Caprivi. OF late,
though, it has become apparent that this
policy, If further persisted In, will lead to
serious complications.
The movement III favor of the re-estab-
lishment of Polish kingdom has gath
cred strength within tn past four years.
The L-mberg exposition has shown that
plainly, AMI number of significant Incl
dents must he similarly constructed
During the recent Ko>cIuska anniversary,
public Speeches were made in the Polish
districts of Prussia melting the people 10
disloyalty and REBEL on. a wealthy aud
influential Polish us-natr, owner of n
vast estate near BIousberg, made use
of the following expression In addressing
his guests: You have no king at pres
rnt, and in the absence OF one, you
must look upon your archbishop a.
The head of our nation. The time will
come when you. as of old, will again seize
the sickle, the scyrhe aud the fltil to de-
fend the rights of our nationality"
Attacks and numerous assaults commit
ted by crowds of Polish peasants upon Ger
man excursion;sts aud German travellers
are once more becoming aiarmingly fire.
queut.
GERMAN PUPILS ATTACKED.
The pupils of German Protestant
school ut PCssn, while on an outing with
their teachers but a few hours distant
from the city, were assaulted aud some Of
the Children were dangerously wounded
by a number of Polish ia atic7.
Such incidents as these are vigorously
commented upon by he whole opposition
press as so many proofs of the futility Of
the CaprivI system Of Cancellation.
y high Piu-sian official who j. in these
things. the night hand of CtprIvi, informs
the correspondent of the Associated Press
that severe repres-ive measures are hence
forth 10 be adopted against the perpetra-
tors of such OutrAges.
ANARCHISTS INCITE TO IEGICIDE.
The ausrchi-tic literature distributed in
Msrienbe during che emperor's recent
visit 10 that west Pru,sian city, on the oc-
ca-iOn OF the. manO-uvres OF the
First and Seventeenth army corps
was Of highly infsmmatory
character, directly melting 10 re1icide
aud approving Of the assassination Of the
late President Carnor Immediate invrsii-
cation was ordered and number Of the
shrewdssj detectives Were there from Bsr-
lin. II has been impossible. thus far, 10
detec; the guilty parties bat il j. known
that a private soldier OF the Seventeenth
army corp, a Pole named kowlaski. was
implicated in this latest auarcbistic plot
The emperor, therefore, ordered the i'm
mediate arrest OF all the private soldiers OF
that name aud in all some sixteen men
were taken into custody. They are DOW ia
close confinement. while the .uves.i cation
i stall sOiu- on.
THE CHANCELLOR Is ALL RIGHT.
However. ga spite OF ,ocIslistIc, snarch-
Isle aud POLISH agitation, there - no
doubt that when the ReicE.tsg meets. IL
will he specially shown that Eon Cauriyi
still possesses the emperor eompl=te con
ndeuc-.
y p0sen. since the en- peror's speech at
Ta0rue, 20 appeal has bera Issued by the
lesJipg German ei;iZeas and uy tie owners
of large estaT=-, tor tue formation 81 a Cen
y a society Tor hc protection II German
Interest," IN the PROV nee
simultaneously with This, the imperial
bureau OF statistics ha- published = return
showing the unmbsg % German spesk!ug
residents OF P3-ru has decreased wiihIB
the past fve years
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