The sun., 1894-10-29
COUNT CAPRIvrS FALL.
THE ACCEPTED EXPLANATION OF
mrs SUDDEN RETIREMENT

.,.. $500 p
"H"b
BERLIN, Oct. 2s-The columns Of all news
papers TEEN with surmises a. 10 the final cause
Of Count Won Capriyf's fall The most trust
worthy explanation now at hand was published
yesterday by the tfntnbupuiscb, Corrssopdenf.
which IL known 10 have got its information
from DIR. Hammnnn Of the Foreign once. II il
this:
On Friday Count Won Capriyi had an audience
with the Fmperor To discuss the Ministerial
situation and the outlines OF the proposed anti
Socialist measure@ He referred 10 the oppoei-
tlon which he had encountered In the confer
ence OF federal envoy. and asked the Emperor
10 give a binding pledee that the whole Govern
ment support uniformly the programme OF the
cbAnceIievy.
The Emperor said he could no. promise 10
carry out unchanged every detail Of the Chan
ceIlor's propo-al.; the .Itnation wa. ~ compli-
Gated that II was impossible 10 mark ont an IN
altsrable line Of conduct. However. he himself
continued In hone tba, the Chancellor would
have the desired support and would remain at
his poat. Caprtvi .tood firm. The Emperor de-
clined 10 promise. Some temper was displayed
on bo,b sides. although there was no quarrel
Fven,nallv Canriyi stated the alternative be-
tween the nrorni.e and bIs Immediate resluna-
tion. and the Emp.ror accented the reslgnation.
The y,u,s,, ynrby,ebi,n. which was bouvht by
ao,...-.,J ,ha ,,h.n.olIor ,,.r.i.,. ,h., Ca-
course ana the 'hhhceHor' Persis4 that a.
privi called the South German ENJOYS 10 the
a.. .,,., a. -. 49,,
without having nr't cohsuitel 'he emperor ana
faI.ehood is obvious The yorbri,bi,n ia re-
.-LaJ :. ..,Lir, ,na-oi, -, a,,-tt,,,o r.r-,,,i..
garned as seeking merely 10 st'rlnute 'aprlVlS
fall IN auCh m ended HiAmaFck'a
ca,her Tbcr. uaa m repe,i,ior of IN. Wind
-. ,.sI,... III T., ,sno ,h. rra,.-,. A.
thorst lHcheht "hlch III io"V INV hhp''u' IN
harh :, =, csr,sIn ,h., ,hs Ernns,o, and ca
privi parted on friendly terms They were seen
on Friday evening in the same carriage return
ing from the Russian Embassy. where they had
Inquired after the cars health
IN the ,ne "s, ens n, 70 sas
,,r'I =. - ..,.1, -. .,att.,'e,
athooEh Wheh ne name s'd-py to tne ch'eIs oi
departments yesterday he did not allude to any
prospect Of returning to once. He seemed
bitterness. undoub,edIy was zlad To relinoui.h
tt.,....t 81
The chan g.s incidental to caprivi', departure
are expected to include the resignation Of Fret
herr Mar'chaIl Won bieoers'ein' the Foreign
Secretary. whom the Conservatives accuse Of
intriguinz against Miguel Eulenburg. and every
oohS else except his personal ir'ehhs- ohe
report which holds fast among the Con-
Pbilin "a, EnIenburp. The poef stnry teller and
herman Amfaseador in Vienna The Emperor
rbsnass tbat can he avoi,,sJ az he ,si.bes tn
smuhasize the principle that he il the supreme
force in the r.Gv"Snmsnt n and the ali..nfictent
acting As II ali dismissal. rs-nitsri from party
SPp2.lt:s :: j.: D-T;;HsIiy s 2. 81: = ,5s' ~
piebe-stein shnuid go IL would u. dne IN sn,ag
1nism felt toward him by Nlqu.i. the EnIen.
W u'r rsSI - go - ~ dta,s. nr 81. pn..i.r ~ 80
nrrcitT trsaty
Fuasn PiS6ier.. Fr.i.,nps> Zgyn1 contained
nn.s7roriby isadsr ia, syerinz 2 IN ,bs r.Hnion
~ The Pm sian and Imperial rrerniership- ard
he pso.aP.' ;a,',g Z oI ,d ..H, sn ,.,
obanss a. fAe bs,ter = .sSs RIrh,er ." a. go,
nnder Prince bismarck the union Of the ofiees
niaInt. arose from the .taenstIon OF Prussian
in9i.Is,inn' imprnvsment Is ns.ibIs oni1
Eho can rHiieve he Chanc.il6T ~ hi. nniversaI
reSr.onsihillfy,
o-es, bb.tarle I'm ib. .ay NJ taraPian asnGr.A
,iona hnt The DANCE ~ tariff rar win Anmsr.
lea over the .uTsr tar Ia. come much nearer.
rnnyaI ~ Capriyi haa .ttsred In No resuer. ~.
prusT4ct Of the nev tax bill, The EadiraI. can
not ran the Al vent OS Prime IIohenlOhe dan NJ
inz a. they do his tact and hi. ability 10 direct
the Kaichsraz In the Rseh.rars of 1871 and
ls73 he was merely an uruament"
The Hr1liSITosT NIrkTrh'Tr. which sneak.
-rr Ri.marrk "a A uodsrafe ar-iris St,brIf a
trars ~ rriuninL over Canrivi 1t h. A nni.raLe
10 .nprr@e thst his fan Wa due N his attIt1de
10 the repre~-ive ia~-" say. the writer mi.
fan va. SWtny .oleiy 10 k!s incaparify n deal
sirh ths .ntirs stt1sttnn. -oiid sdrnini.traiIys
acton Win only Rad cais poles. and -oriaIl.ts
E.hind bfm rad Esrorn > i'm rIA-tbIe-
The old ToTy ErsHz Z>tfTn1 rpIolrss In the
crisis we desire 10 rscaIL~ Il says how the
.enl-orfcial trrsa -ouzht % IDENTITY the Em-
usrnr'. u0lIcy with Caurivi'- The d di4rnis.aI
a CaDrfvi show. that the Empsr,r was
couyinSrd that the Chance!i0rs regime
cansSd dIa~onrent In the most inrnenfial
circles and 4istrrlst among the most loyal classes
~ the nCruIston WnAtever charees NAV noE
irnnend fhs Cnn-4ryattvss VIII noT alter their
Drr1ranafne but vii! carry 10 forward in th. hat
IL 11T - ron .a.i~rV morality ard order
The HIssi,Isfro,r ZSiiHn.J sags: One thing 4,
certain: the time for passive waiting /. over.
Iurtny the last few years the usoU,le have crten
feIt the need of nrrn hand u guide the Gov
srnrnent ,ghen Al i'm n6rtant iuncturss The rrlys
ing Gqarrsls could - silenced only hy A stsrn
cnn rnaEd from above and then u~rkaus b,lf s1r
m, racnnrnt IN. days on aInaisSsr,rss ana nv
certainty oU xht now u b. gone All Germans
who 1--we Law ard or1er stand behind the FIN
u.rnr axaitinZ hi, Command
1Ea Z. ..ssissbI Z,ifuU1 says. CApriyi VA not