New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

DECORATIONS CONFERRED UPON CAPRIvI
AND EULENBURG.
yHE NEW CHANCELLOR AND MINISTER OF THE
INTERIOR FORMALLY ASSUME OFF1CE-A De
NAL FROM COUNT EULENBURG- HOW
THE APPOINTMENTS ARE VIEWED

THE APPOINTMENTS ARE VIEWED.
RerIin oct 2e-The official 'Rechsanzeiger
briefly announces that the Emperor has relieved
General Won Caprvi Of the Office Of Chancellor ana
has conferred upon him the decoration OF the order
OF the Black Eagle. set with brliants count
Rotho zu Eulenburg has been decorated with the
cross and star of a Grand Commander Of the or
der Of the ROYAL House Of HOhcnzollern. The
"Reichsanzeiger" also announces that Prince Won
Hohenlohe -Schiilngsfurst has been appointed
Chancellor and Baron Won Koeller Minister OF the
Interior Prince Won Hohenlohe had audience
with the Emperor at Potsdam this morning ana
1t is understood that ne formally assumed the
ChanceUorship together with the Presidency Of
the PrtIssian Council of Ministers. Baron Won
Koeller has formally assumed the office of Prussan
Minister Of the Interior.
Prince Won Hohenlohe has made a courteous ex-
preston Of his desire that every attache OF the
Chancellery remain in office. The Prince called
upon Count Won Caprlvl to-day and induced
him 10 delay his departure from Berlin until ne
could Introduce the Prince to the officials OF the
Chancellor's Department. Count Won Caprivi VIII
leave Berlin tomorrow.
Prince Hoheniohe- -Langenburg is mentioned as a
candidate fo~ the appointment 10 the office OF Gov
srnor Of ,lsace-L Lorraine 10 succeed Prince HOhon-
ohe- -Schilngsfurst.
The "Tageblatt' saws that General Won Loe' anu
not Count Won Waidersee. viii probably be ar-
oon,ed Governor OF Alsace Lorraine 10 succeed
Prince HOhenlohe- SchlillngsIurs' 'tntiai Non
Loe is a Roman Catholic and Count Won Waiiersee
Is an orthodox Luthe:an -, ..,,.-,.. ,ho
pos" ~ d"nV the statement which has been widely
circulated that he complained to the Emperor ab9u;
ze,,e" he ony saw the article after he returned
from Lebenberg last THURSDAY night. He was not
invited TO hunt with the Emperor at l-ebenberg
The Emperor he says telegraphed to him com
msnd 70 20 there. The East Prussian depu,a.ohs M,
70 the Fmperor were not arranged by him, Dut Dy
Baron Marschall Bieberstein before me oaD-
pet Council on October 49, tnay R he oo1nu Tm,nc on
account OF his views
Rome oct, 29-rAe appointment OF Prince Won
hoaen.one TO be German Chancellor ana Prussiah
Premier has made a good impression on Italian poll
ticlans His brother Prince Gustav Adolf, Of iohen-
sohe Cardinal Priest, has received numerous mes
sdges CT cCngrat tulation.
London oct 2e.- The Morning Posts herih
Correspondent says:
Prince Hohenlohe being speaker Dr. Won Boet-
tcner probably vii. be the Goyernments m9utn-
piece in Parliamen, FOR Rome affairs, ana freinerr
Marsehsl Won Rj@sersein viii represent II in for
ssn Affairs Prince Hohenlohes apio'hlinsshu s con, ~
VII. be regretted in the Rect@land where he wa
universally ana dessrvedy respected ana neove.i
ad!gnily and sem-independence with wnicn only the
eroyay Of Inel, perhaps IS 'cr6cc ~;
70 III. and his w.fes grea wrath ,ne s"! re- ino for
,se pace Of Statthater with saiary 81 ioD,v, io
.ns s Championship, VITA salary OF t-''o'' was "
s Barn s goar,acs VIII not be veSed TSTsdf'ea a IN
Concern even by Caprivis opponents. In the keichs-
tags Of 1881 and 1891 he an avowed reactions J,
against the Socialists and an opponent Of free
press
The Daily News" has this dispatch from Its ber-
lin correspondent:
II Is certain that the Kaiser designated count
no,ho Eulenburg for the Govefrorship or thr
Telehsland and that Prince Hohenlohc objected /
searn from a credtable source that the Kaiser ma
eeecded upon the Prince OF Hohenlohe- Langehpurs
sor the place The latter Is unknown In politics cx
sspt T the respect thPt he Is not reactonist
NOT an iron -hsted administrator. He Is greatly IN
crested In Colonial matters.
aofR ,iioru
IRON prejudice. energetic and just The Stand
'us Berlin correspondent says:
c.hme countermanding al the last moment OF the
kinoHhet Council summoned for to-day started all
",,.us OF reports. being that the crisis was MOI
sts,,s ,that several Ministers and Secretaries or
intended to resign and that the Secretary OF
'.s.'ce mad already retired
"e standards correspondent regards the
s'hce OF Hohenlohe- Iangenburg as the most likely
bu, uae se ior the post Of Statthalter in Strasburg
Of rtoxss tnat the appointment of Prince Frederick
- "oaenzollern is possible