The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-29
BISMARCK MUCH PLEASED.
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BERLIN Jan. 2S.-As more details 81 place
Bismarck's short sojourn In Berlin are ascer-
talned II becomes palmer thatth rcconcilia-
ton was Invested carefully OF political import
Certain newspapers persist In enlarRing on
the probable political results Of his reported
conferences with Emperor William and Chan
cellor Won Capryi but such q course Is not
warranted by the facts. II Is now known POSI-
lively that Bismarck's private conversation
with the Emperor Lated hut ten min.
utes. AMI that CaprN did not talk
with him at all. The report that the
old and the new Chancellor had conference
arose from case OF mistaken identity AdJt.-
Cen. Count Won fohndotf. who resembles the
Chancellor called upon the Prince. and was
supposed by several newspaper men to be tho
chancellor himself The fact is that the Prince
did not desire to talk politics with either the
Emperor or the Chancellor and RETAINED care
fully during his reception at the royal palace
from all illusions to public affairs.
Bismarck's visit in Berlin gave him unmiNed
pleasure. Nothing occurred to jar his feelings.
Dr. Schweninger says that tho visit had tho
best effect on the health u the FRINGE. who on
the night OF his return to Friodrichsruhe en-
ioyed an exceptionally long and profound
sleep.
Count Herbert Bismarck. who went back to
FrIedrchsruhe with his father. returned to
Berlin the same night. as the Emperor had ex-
pressed n wish to soc him at the birthday re-
ceation on Saturday. Yesterday lie was at
court In the Diplomatic circle II Is now ac-
coptcd ms probable that Count Herbert will he
appointed Ambns sador to Austria Hungary in
the room Of Prince Reuss who has resigned.
Tho Countess. n member Of tho Hoyos
family, is closely related to several noble
houses ~ Austria nnd her husband
would be p,rs,Hd grd'isSind at tho lloi-
burg The nomination depends. however.
upon Count lIerhcrt's complete submission TO
Carrivl. lie must consent to obey the Chan
crlor's orders aud abandon Independent poll
tlcs Of his own choosing. Austria Hungarian
politicians would hail his coming Us happy
outcome Of the reconciliation, signifying the
cessation ~ Prince ii~murck's efforts to die.
credit Austria Hungary az an efficient ally OF
Germany. The FJr,nUiig10., IN Vienna says:
The reconciliation Of Emperor William and
lrinr" ii-marrk brings near 10 Austria again
the statesman who concluded the alliance
The i'as'hsr L"Wl expresses frankly the hone
that the political developments IN Berlin will
demonstrate the entire nhnndcnn;cnt by Ger
many OF hismarrks policy OF keeping. two
while allied with Austria. Hungary. with
Caprivi's rejection uf Bismarck's conception o'
an alp All sIdI the m.o t the last ts.s drop
The Currency Commission which the AGrari.
ans wished to hive formed to hear expert
testimony on the silver question is in process
Of formation The, debates in, the. ,prussian
lower House on Thursday and Friday show
how tho. Agrnrians misinterpreted Minister
Won Ieyden's statement Of tho Goyernments
justice that they were misied by the Minister'S
iMGIHS ana STnrT!,,atopy remarks Herr yoR
to be- an,Tey exTe The HS ouern
ment would not attempt TO reform the cur
rency through international treaties. he said.
nor assent to consider currency fluctuations
In connection with the Russian any other
commercial treaty The Agrnrians. will get the
them. There il no possibility, moreover. that
tho Government, VIII adopt the Conservative
grain. the scale to be regulated according TO
the fluctuations OF Russian money. The SEN
Tors OF the berlin corporation and a large body
OF merchants have passed this resolution:
lnasmuch "a the experience OF the last
twenty years in r,S Germany has proved that gold
strong development. We hope that the work OF
the urrencY commission will lead to the do
gold standard" Among the flrst Commits
soners appointed was Dr. Ludwig BAN berger.
Herr Won Iioet1. leader OF the Agrarians In
the ke!chstag, authorizes the statement that
Conservative Deputies will vote against the
commercial treaty with tussia.
The tlrricas in the Bayarian landtag raised
last week the question Of the right Of officers
TO refuse on moral grounds to fight duals.
1neS attacked Win snerlal DlttcrnesS the RUE
that officers patents should he withheld from
men who Tor religious reasons decline chal-
lenges. The Minister OF War declared that
heuccforth This rule would not be enforced.
Dr. l;nemer. the army surgeon who was
shot dead in a duel 10y Herr DeIocroix. was
buried in New streit2 without religious rites.
az all tho c!ercymen in the neChGorhood re-
fusel &C. nf1"late at he funeral.
An inspired pamphlet entitled FRINGE Bis
mHrck and tho iImJU.yr' AuriIsrLirD." says
thnt the Prince regrets his hostile conduct
toward Newspaper men in the days OF his
Iower He has learned to know them better
since his fall. he says and thinks now that
they ought to he used more in the state SER
vice. especially in the Diplomatic branch. as il
done with great su-ces~ In the United states.
Ernnce. Italy. and England.
The subcommittee chosen TO select site
for the bismarck monument has decided in
favor OF the koeniGsplat2 n front OF the new
Eeichstag buildIn.
The HTciSdnir,est' prints the Fmperor's lie
cree allowing 600 marks annually from his
private purse to the winners Of the nrt prizes
Tor the lest works On the restoration OF certain
SCULPTURES In the new museum.
lhe Rev. Dr. stuck on berg. Tor many years OF
the American Church here is about to resign
Dispatches from Thorn in asst Prussia say
that cholera is spreading rapidly in the frontier
districts o. Russian Poland. Round OpatOw
and hnnsk In the province Of Radon there are
u hundred fresh cases and twenty deaths daily.