The morning call., 1894-02-04
ANXIOUS TO DISPLAY 1T.
Making the Most of the Late
Reconciliation.
EVEN THE ARMY is REJoICED.
What the Soldiers Approve Is Good
i'm the Eyes of the
Kaiser.

BERLIN, Feb. 3.-Every day adds to the
urgent desire of the Emperor to have it
understood that his attitude toward Prlnc e
Bismarck is changing his admiration into
friendship. His thanks, officially an
nounced in the ReichsanZeiger, his special
thanks to the municipal authorities. his
renewed letter to Bismarck and the in
terview with the Minister of War all bear
testimony TO this point. General Won
Schellendorff. when presenting his report
on Thursday last. thanked his Majesty on
behalf of the army for arranging a recon-
ciliatlon with Bismarck. and this caused
the Emperor to exclaim in a tone of sur
prise and pleasure:
I'm the name of the army, t0op'
The report is widely circulated in par
liamentary circles that duel was near at
hand recently between Count Herbert Won
Bismarck and Count Won Holstein of the
Foreign Oflce, and was only prevented by
the mediation of prominent men, who
pointed out that this was no time TO create
new excitement.
The new Reichstag buildings are being
pushed forward and it is hoped that the
cornerstone will be laid on April /.
Before the provincial committee of
Asace- Lorraine on Friday DIR. Petrie,
National Leberal. pleaded for the fOrma-
tion Of Reichsland into a self-dependent
Federal State. He contended that was
only after being placed upon footing of
equality with the other States of the en-
pire that it would be possible TO repeal the
existing exceptional laws DR.. Won Putt
kamer. in reply, said the fulfllment of this
wish was impossible. as it meant grave
constitutional change involving a modif-
cation Of the rights of sovereignty definite
ly settled by the Frankfort treaty. and of
which it was impossible to foresee the far
reaching consequences.
Berlin has suffered for twenty-five wears
from the Inconvenience of having the
court in its midst. This Inconvenience
consisted in the police prohibition against
tramcars crossing Utter den Linden and
thus the northern and southern parts of
the city have been cut off from cOmmuni-
cation, except by omnibus. After years
of efforts this prohibition has been re-
moved, the tramway company paying
100000 marks into the city treasury for
the privilege of joining the lines across
this 100 yards OF space.
The Berlin exhibition Of 1896 is assuming
proportions almost justifying the Govern
meDt TO make it anatlonal affair. Already
5000 exhibitors have demanded space in
the exhibition buildings and the guarantee
fund amounts to 100000 marks. Chan
cellor Won Caprlvi and Count Won Euen-
burg, President of the Prussian Ministry,
have expressed small sympathy with the
popular desire TO make the exposition a
national affair, and both declare that no
funds for this purpose should be asked Of
the Government.
The maneuvers this year will be held by
the First and Seventeenth East and West
Prnssian Corps. The Emperor will make
his headquarters at the recently restored
Marien burg castle, located in proximity to
the fron tier of Russia. The latter country,
therefore, has been officially notified OF the
Emperor's intention in order that it may
not cause uneasiness. The projected Rus
sian summer maneuveis will be located at
a great distance from the Prussan from
tier. probably in the district of SmolenSk.