New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
IS ErLENBuRG TO SUCCEED HoHENLoHE7

Is EILENBtRG TO SUCCEED HOIiENLOHE?
Berlin. Dec. 2l-Count Bo,ho zu Eulenburg ex-
President Of the Pru.san Council Of Minister'S. was
the guest u the Emperor at the royal hunt at
Kongswasscrhausen yesterday The Emperor
friendly attention 70 tn" Count was marked. ana
Premier Of Prussia would befor' long succeed Prince
.Hohenohe A. Chancellor.
This might occur like any other political move de-
pending exclusively on the Will Of Emperor William
If who has not yet achieved the reputation Of being
q sovereign remarkably steady In his ideas OF gov
ernmcnial administration. Moreover. there Is no
doub; that he l. incensed 1t the conduct or the
Rolchstag. which refused to punish the socia!s;
Deputies who lnsul,ed the Kaiser In declining to rise
cheer VIXEN his speech from tn throne was read
recently AZ the opening Of the building Of the
I Rechsiag and 4 the session OF that Chamber.
Finally German Chancellors nowadays cannot ex-
poet hold their PAGES as long "a did their Famous
predecessor bismarck the Iron Chancellor" He
.ad. speaking OF his immediate successor General
Won CAprlvi that the German Chancellors could be
longer the personalities or. rather the incar-
nation. OF the German Nation. as he himself had
BEEN but only the servants ~ the Emperor. This Is
true and II Is that account that little credit
should be attached to the rumor Of the removal OF
Prince Hohenlohe lie Is an intimate personal friend
II William H. who in former years used TO rely. In
moments OF pecunary embarrassment upon the
bank account Of the Prince the Governor General
OF Alsace-I orrane Resides the Hohenzollsrn ana
another HOh-nlohe has replaced the present German
Chancellor Governor OF the French annexed
provinces Whenever Emperor William III. before
and since his accession the throne has met
Princess IIohenlohe he has been accustomed to ad-
dress her as Aunt. express on or great rever-
ence and intimacy according 10 German FAMILY Gus
toms. , -
IL was TO have been expected that the young ami
despotic Kaiser should dismiss General CapriVl
when the latter showed his opposition TO the meas
urcs which William II wanted enacted against the
Socialists who had refused 10 be coaxed into sub
mission by the liberal declarations OF the Emperor.
soon after his coronation. But now he cannot ac-
HOhsnlahp
pcrial policy. and make him responsible for the
ra Their rough opposition displayed In the Reichstag
to the Anti-Socialist bill and even the person or
the Emperor. Moreover. William III Is aware that
Count III Eulenburg would not b. in the Rechstlg
more influential or more persona grata than MS
oil and tried friend. the present Chancellor Prince
HohcnlOhe.
BISMARCK WELCOMED To FRIEDRlCHSRtH
Berlin Dee. 2l.-Prince Bismarck started from
Varzin by special train at N o'clock this morning
for Fredrichsruh. which he reached at 1870 o'clock
this evening The public showed respect of his ~.
for privacy. and no crowds gathered at the staI~-
aong hts route.
Although all demonstrations were avoided during
the tourney the people OF FriedrchSruh We're al
lowed receive their neighbor with the usual
honors The most conspicuous residents or the
town and the landowners Of the district had gath
burning torches In front % the castle and about
sOo persons awaited his coming short distance
from the gate. All uncovered the old Chan
ccllor passed, but there was no cheering The lie