The morning news., 1894-11-26

are natural enemies with numerous in
teIests that cannot be harmonfzed In
-HeIlln everybody echoes the Koelnich Zei-
IuHs warning to Lord Roseberry not to
l,.oi,e'le Gefinany regard by extending
LnsIands colonial game of grab
The removal of the Grand Duke VIad
Illir from St Petersburg to the Cauca-
sus IS regarded as the result of a family
squabble. The grand dukes wife. a Neck
Iehpurg princess, never embraced the or
thodo& Greek faith, and she reproachee
Lhe Frincess AliX with Protestant energy
LOT ahthemauzing her religion. The scene
between the two Jared the whole impe-
rial circle There was a prosDect of filr-
ther unpleasantness if the grand duchess
should remain at court, so the czar ar
ranged to keep her and her husband at
distance.
Polish hopes Of Gen. Gourko's recall to
81. Petersburg seem doomed, as Gen
Bonovisk chief of the Warsaw bureau,
mas been retired to make way for Gen.
Gourko's son. The change is regarded as
an indication that far from being shaken,
Gen. Gourko is stronger than ever. The
tenor OF all recent news from st. Peters
burg is that for the present the czar will
hold to his fathers ministers
The NovOe Nrema says that the Kho-
kan cotton arbitrage commission has Pc
utioned the government to raise the duty
on American cotton. as the Turkistan
cotton growers cannot produce at such
low prices as the planters in the southern
states.
The Berlin chamber of commerce has
placed before the government a memorial
concerning bourse reforms. It expresses
disapproyal of the project to register all
time operations on the produce exchanges
and advises against the appointment of a
committee to control issues of loans. 1t
recommends the issuing of loans through
firms held responsible for three years and
advocates the formation of a general
court of control or discipline on every
bOurse. The memorial has been COM
mended generally by business men.
The farmers alliance of East Prussia has
petitiOned Freherr Won Hammersten for
the expulsion of Russian grain dealers
from the Baltic ports and markets. The
foreigners are said to be mostly Hebrews,
who cOnspire TO undersell the Germans
and ruin them by dishonest practices.
The quaTrels of the social democratic
leaders are without end. Herr Won VolI-
mar the South German champion, closed
yesterday d series of articles denouncing
August Bebel, and urging the need of
party unity. The social democracy, he
said, must rely upon principles, and not
on mechanism. An agitation controlled
by d despotic executive, and enforced
uniformity of utterance, was opposed to
the spirit of the party. Both We're begot-
ten of the Prussian drll-sergeant methods,
which had made Prussia's rule hated
throughout Germany. Herr BeDel de-
served censure for trying to thrust such
an organization upon the party. The Ba-
varian social democrats would not Secede
if wise counsels should prevail in the
party That the Bavarians desired an
open rupture was an illusion Of Herr
| BebeIs feVerish mind
The Hanoverian socialists have Joined
in the cry against Herr Bebel. Their
organ, the Nolks Zeitung, says if ne re-
fuses to subordinate himself to the vel
fare of the party he must be thrown out,
as was Dr. Ruedt.
In official circles full credit is given the
report that the car will visit Emperors
! William and Franz Joseph in the near fu-
ture.
Baron Kiderlen-Waechter, who was
condemned to four months confinement in
a fortress because he fought a duel with
Dr. Potstorff, has been released from
Ehrenbreitstein at the emperor's COM
mand He served but two weeks.
A society of Henry George single takers
has been formed hereI with Karl Marfels
as secretary. At the first public meet
ing, to be held on Nov. 20, Mr. George s
economic theories will be discussed.
The American consular reports for Oc-
tober have been received from Bremen,
Munich, Kiel and Nuremburg. A notable
| increase of trade over October, 1898, is
shown The woolen manufacturers, es-
/ pecially the Berlin Cloakmakers are pre-
pairing for a great increase of exports to
the United States next spring.