The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-25
copyrighted 1894 by the Associated Press.)

copyrighted 1884 by the Associated Press)
BERLIN, March 24-The frequency will
which Emperor William has suddenly ant
unexpectedly called the garrison of Berlit
under arms has generally been regarded
as evidence of mere caprice on his part. but
it now becoming generally accepted as
being part of well defined scheme of the
emperor to over awe the Socialists, An
archists and dissatisfied elements Of The
population. In this connection, it is re
membered the emperor turned out the
garrison on election day. May Day, aud,
lastly, on The day following the Socialists
celebration of the anniversary Of the rev.
oiution OF iSIS.
GERMANY AFRAID OF AMERICA.
Emperor Williams high-fylng inten.
tions do not stop at the Russo-G German
commercial treaty He recognizes that
the upbouuded resources of America
constitute a standing menace to European
trade and industry: and, although he has
the greatest sympathy for America and
Americans, the Emperor is also awake to
the danger of the repetition of such 4 blow
as that inflicted by the Mckinley bill. lie
thinks that Europe must take "A stand
against anything of this kind. The well
known ambitions of the emperor to bring
showed itself years ago by the calling of
the international congress IN the interest
OF the better condition of the workman.
His many travels enables him to work
upon such matters with an eye which does
got halt at the borders of Germany. The
movement spoken of. though still IN
embryo. may be expected TO he felt when
events uecessitate it, This is now held to
Ge the idea underlying Chancellor Won
Iaprivi's DautZic speeches.
TROUBLE OVER MIGUEL INTRIGUE.
The sc-called Miguel intrigue is still
canvassed in the Conservative press,
where the doctors prospects and fitness
for the chancellorship are openly dis
cussed. The intrigue Is fomented by dis
appointed piace-hunters, and from the fact
that DR. Miguel has utterly failed to gain
the support of the Center party, which has
many grievances against him, and which
distrusts the effect which his promotion
might have on Germany's prestige abroad.
There is no need to fear that Caprivi's
position is in the least shaken.
GUTENBERG Is REWARDED.
Since the conclusion of the Russo-Ger-
man commercial treaty, Count Won Eulen-
berg has returned to his duties as Prussian
minister at Munich. after short sojourn
here. which led to the report that he had
been summoned to attend the emperor on
the latter's visit to AbbaZzia. 1t is now
learned that the counts visit to this city
was connected with his impending ap-
pointment 20 succeed Prince Reuss as
German ambassador at Vienna. the most
important post in the diplomatic service
of Germany. DIR. Thielmann, the negotia-
tor of the Russo-German commercial
treaty will succeed Count Won Gutenberg
as Prns.ian minister at Munich.
EMPERoR'S BIG SUITE.
The Cologne Gazette says it is authorized
TO state that Herr Bennigsen, leader of the
National Liberals, does not intend to retire
from active political work, upon the COM
pletion of his SEVENTEEN year
The very representative suite which EN-
peror Williams has taken wit b him to Alb
baZZa seems to indicate that he antici-
pates that very important political matters
may end his So ourn at the seaside. The
suite includes The headquarters command
hnt, the military and naval secretaries, a
high official of the foreign Office and ply
stefan, DIR. Leuthold. Emperor William is
not expected to return from AbbaZZia
until towards the end of April, when he
Will reside at the new palace at Potsdam.
Emperor William has definitely decided
10 have a canal cut from the Havel, close
10 the new palace, to an arm of the same
river flowing past the villa Ingenheim
recently purchased for the crown prince |
The grounds of the villa will be enlarged
by the purchase of adjacent land and a |
station will be established there for the
emperor's yachts
Caprivi will postpone his visit 30 Carls |
bad until Emperor Williams return from !
.Abbazzia. The empress and the imperial |
children. after leaving AbbaZZia. Will pro- |
coed TO the palace of WilhelmShoe. near |
UIssel. and from there the imperial family |
will proceed TO the island of Rugen. iii the /
Baltic. in ors:er TO enjoy sea bathing.
Emperor Francis Joseph will arrive at !
Ab0dZzia next week, and will accompany :,
fers contemplated sea trips. Emperor
William will meet Emperor Francis ,Jo-
seph on board the yacht Christabel at Fl
hme
GOOD FOR FERIBA.
The courts have authorized Ferba. |