The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-02

in the Kulturkampf Il sat up one night
in 1870 he said, until O'Clock talking
with Prince Bismarck on the results of
/ the kulturkampf. and | believe the dis
cussion we then had induced the prince
gradually to reverse his policy toward
the church" On the same night Prince
Bismarck spoke to DR. Pindler % the ne
platform on which the hetero-
ReneOus German masses could be
held together They decided
that the best platform would be q social
economic one. Between 1873 and 1885,
even in the days of the Proviciai-Corre-
spondenz Prince Bismarck frequently
sent articles to the Norddesche Angemine
Zeitung. DIR. Pindler showed an auto
graph letter, dated lsSG, in which the prince
thanked him for the assistance given by
the journal in support of Germany's for
eign policy.
HIS REASONS FOR REsIGNING.
"My reasons for resigning." said Or
Pindler. ARE to be found in the chaos Of
the government circle. There is now no
central authority for which | am able to
work with any good effect. The emperor
who controls everything, stands above the
parties. The highest officials are merely
executives Of the imperial will Every
assistant to chief of depart
mcnt has his own press staff, and
thus we have the mortifying spectacle OF
various government factors pulling one
another's nose in public, while dining at
the same table This confusion will exist
until the emperor shall sweep down on all
and give them piece Of his mind Then
there will be apparent harmony for the
time" DR. Pindler will leave Berlin for
holiday. Upon his return he will start
new daily on Independent lines.
MGUEL's FINANCIAL PROJECTS.
The Prussian cabinet council on Friday
was attended by Chancellor Won CapriW,
secretary of the imperial treasury DR..
Miguel presented his revised financial
projects, which now consist of tobacco
tax and alcohol monopoly. After long
discussion the projects were approved
unanimously.
Or Haas, imperial deputy for an Alsa-
tian constituency, has sent MS son to the
St. Cyr military school TO be trained for
a commission in the French army He
has been warned officially that the Ger
man government will not allow any
deputy TO persist In such an act Of open
hostility to the German nation.
In an article commenting upon the
pope's last enccyelical letter, the Kreuz
Ieitung makes this statement The
pope has entered a trap laid by the Rus
sian agent lswoski. The diplomats at
the Vatican err if they suppose that Rus
sia ever will acknowledge the primacy of
the pope over Polish or Russian Cath
ohcs. "
CATHOLIC CONGRESS.
The third International Scientific Cath
olic Congress will convene in Brussels on
Sept, /. Numerous Catholic savants from
Germany and Hungary have
promised to be present and read papers.
The sessions of the congress will last five
days, and will be devoted largely to dis
cussions on questions of history and
social science.
The firm of RossOw, Jung (, Co, of
Bremen, have joined the Poths, Of Man
helm, in resisting the effort TO bring them
into the Russo American petroleum ring.
! They ire preparing to open immense pc
| troleum reservoirs In Hamburg, and con
! duct thence a war upon the Standard Oil
| Company
Chancellor Won Caprivi will leave Ber-
lin on Wednesday TO make a tour of the
North sea and the Baltic canal works.
Robert Dedek an Austrian anarchist
who was expelled from Switzerland last
May was arrested in Metz on Thursday.
He boasted of his belief in anarchy when
he was arrested. He is now in the hands
of the Austrian authorities.