New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
HISCAREERR UINED BYA DUEL
THE FATE OF A BUREAU CHIEF IN THE
THE GERMAN FOREIGN OFFICE.
EMPEROR WILLIAM NOT INCLINED TO SAVE
Won KIDERLEN- WAECHTER FROM PRISON
-BIsMARcK's LOVE OF THE CorN
LIN EXHIBITION.
CUIRAss-TIIE COMING Der

CUIRAss-TIIE COMING Der
LIN EXHIBITION
Berlin. April 2e-Herr Won K!derlen-Wachter
Chief Of the Press Department IN Tie Foreign
Office has virtuan5 ruined his political prospects
His duel with DR. Polstorf. Editor Of the ladder
datsch." is Justified only by a certain ml"lA'!
clique on the ground thai the attacks oil '"a'
Journal were uncndurabls for any man oi hoho'
Emperor William. however. does not take this vle"'
and, although kilerien-Wachter was long MS Ia
vortc and close friend the Emperor j. now h'''r
inclined to save him from prosecution lo' WV
lation OF the law against duellins. SucA P'ose-
cution would land kidcren-Ndcnter IN Io't''SH
for "a term Of a year two. since General '''"1
Won Waldersee left Berlin in disfavor. there mas
not been such an official fall outside the CABINET
for KideI len-Wachtor had been pushed Forward 20
rapidly by the Emperor's own hand that Ne was
regarded six months aSo as a possible commune
for the very highest honors IN the imperial service
The whole "Kladderdatsch' affair has been an
ugly mess for the Foreign Office and It's ntna'es'
While the "[ladderda tsch' has never proved con-
cusvely that Kiderlen-N uchter ana Herr Won h'i-
stein really nurtured the ill-feelns between BIS
marck and the Emperor, there is no DOUBT IN ANY
boly's mind that they cxerteh nndue ana nri b
influence over His Majesty. Kiderlen-N achtrr' mo
was more Intimate than Holsten win thr I'm
peror sought to WELD a despouc power III az ma
i.rs Immediately concerning the throne. re ~
deavored - use his position a, inc m'H no,icy On
Press Department TO dictate his own p o', ,tn
certain questions. and he even tFiTl - O""S IMAM
cel.or Caprivi.
Prince Bismarck was exceptionally gallant at me
on thursday He shook hands with every ne no
OF the ieputaton gave each a rose hlu ~ orain
graph and invited each 10 visit frlrdTlch-lun "sHi
IL spoke n length with one member OF ,lr "'t -
taton concerning his NE In the Saxon ,nrnc his
never felt 80 lonely when wandering au''S Ilt'
irers he said as be- had felt throughout the mr.
years which he pad PnSS f,1H IN s"ij,s must have
a soothing inf fence upon Grrn'lls n' 'hn','''u -,
me German rangers were the hnpp.esi ana m,oS,
r'nt,nioI persons In the world while me N'i''iinu
potic!lns were without exception '''S'',.' o.,
miserable. lie had always wished 10 pas, ~, he
ten wears cf his life in rural quetulr. ," "sm ~,
was IN Office. the temptation to l.hve the m"i h.
burly Of polltics for long resi- ~ tn' 80. In
often almost overpowcrcl MS s"nSc oI I' ~, ,n
lS17 for instance ne hai pc'h 50 "nhhs'i,,,.i, in
earnest when he asked the old Emperor 10 I' MN
he Princes speech To- the depgta;ion c2ncerne
DR. mt politics only indirectly. on ne su'l' ,bos
n I5 We.t are Win the people he Rhine but
I'm East PRUSSIA larucularISin I'm -, me- Il
a. sr tbe hes. however th1' w. are .O""'V' ",i.
mans instead of 5oeo.r"p frusshns. st.S ~ >
f.ilo,,- I'ruse!ans VIII comprehend in,, W.. 49,,
nnI,G prm.sians Frederick william III WAS IN
1bi4 ~: @ bring his Enslo, N ,lm. ihc East
r,5sians vii realize that things have t'''T'' ioF
| th.m since ls1i
Emperor william has . oil,r' '' ,c.'tG nforc him
ca ne rw ralacr on Thurslay Ric-Ser|' nn hol-
itr ~ ',i"rty Aftcr the cloth hsd bon h,i.l
over iron block he ni', ,ci f., ~. coat. ana
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