The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-02
HOHENLOHE RAPIDLY MASTERING
DETAILS OF OFFICE
Keeps Out of the Newspapers and
Doesn't Discuss MatterS-Pros-
poets of Passage of Apt'-revolu-
tionary BiIl-Internal Discussions
of the Socialists.



tify all the expectations built on him
Dne of his first duties Was to listen to a
number of reports made to him by the
chiefs of the various departments and ne
showed u surprising grasp of all questions
81 importance awaiting prompt solution.
Thus far the most radical difference be-
tween Won Hoh-nlohe and Won Caprivi is
tiat the former does not fight his battles
nor declare his intentions In what Is
known as the official press"
Hohenlohe expects to see tue anii-reVo-
luton measure adopted within few
weeks after the opening of the relchsthg
but il il ext lremeiy probable that the OIL
will be somewhat modified in committee
The leaders of the opposition as well as Ine
opposition papers point out that In lIs
present shape two OF its paragraphs could
easily be employed against them instead
of against the destructlonIsts.
QUARREL AMONG THE SOCIALISTS.
The war within the Socialist camp con-
fiuues to claim the attention of all poll
ticians The apparent struggle for su-
nremacv between Babel and Nillmar with
their respective followings Is going on
with uDd minished fervor The quarrel,
it is said, will ue submitted to the extra
ordinary meeting OF the Socialists OF the
reichstag on Tuesday.
Apart from this big duel there are other
dispute, genuine aud otherwise, in the
socialist party WI ich would point to its
impending disruption. In Brunswick. for
example which Is one of the Socialist
strongholGs, the Socialists are split into
tv o factions.
Emperor William has ordered that 80
marks be given as a Christmas present,
out of his own private funds, TO each o; he
sailors and firemen's widows, whose hus-
bands perished by the explosion of a steam
pipe on board the German ironclad Brand
enburg, early In the year.
The emperor has given GalOs Grot, the
poet, who Is "A popular favorite with ali
low Germans, a large gold medal of arr
and science.
The Agrarian societies continued send
ing kilograms TO the emperor during the
past week, expressing loyalty and asking
tor sympathy and aid in their efforts to
promote the Interests of home husbandry.
A dispatch from East Prussiana the en-
peror replied TO very kindly.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS S RACING LUCK.
An interesting fact may here be men,
Toned. His majesty's racing stud has
been most successful this year. Ths
horses trained had won about $4,000 in
stakes, the three owners coming next to
his majesty being Baron MunchaGsen,
whose wife j. an American lady. Herr
Langpunchoff and Prince FurstenburG,
their winnings being about 40, 600, $50, ,0OO
and $50. 900 respectively.
The German newspapers are making
merry over n curious result of the emper-
or's production of Song of AegIr" L. is
apparently causing the registrar of births
deal of embarrassment, as 1t trHnspiree
That nearly every father desires to have his
baby, if a boy. named Aegir. According
TO law, however children cannot be regis
lered ty pagan names, and the officials are
iuduiriug whether they are TO make an
exception in this case. The court cham
nerlaln is now considering this m0mentous
question.
The fact that Princess Hohenlohe, wife
# the chancellor. has gone TO Paris for "A
time has caused much comment here.
CIITICISING DIPHTHERIA SERUM.
reaction against the unmeasured
-laims advanced for the curative effects of
Professor Behring's diphthera serum is
settiug in ratht seriously. The most sig
Iticant utteraLce IN tn respect was made
TT :: meeting on Wednesday last of the
Berlin Medical socie'v, when d.. Hanse-
man, assistant in Professor Virchow's
rnt hC ogic'l Institute. a mOut hpiece of
Proft s-or VIrchow himself, sharply criti-
ed in de all Professor Behring's serum
Therapeutics. He denied the serum inn
munizes human beings and declared no
sufficient proof had been produced re-
.pecling its curative properties. Further
more DR.. HaDsemanu aimed that the
fleet of serum treatment in many cases
were dangerous to health and even to life
The statistics thus far obtainable OF the
re- nit ot the serum treatment. he pro-
sou cd TO be Ill reliab e notwithstanding.
lie lecture A. rec, ived with great ap-
plause from one part of the audience and
with Kisses from the other part. The ex-
tension of the serum treatment to other
cities at home and abroad. has been re-
Iorted 10 he going on steadily and tie
che nical works AT Hoeshst, near Frank
furt where the serum is manufhci ured,
have been enlarged this week In order TO
meet the demands for the serum.
YOUNG AMERICAN IN THE RING.
DR.. e. Il. +. NuIall, n young American
physician who l. now assistant professor
If the hycienic institute of Berlin, in view
Of the dacI that his share of the discovery
Of the serum treatment has not apparently
zen clearly understood, has made the fol-
lowing statement 10 the Associated Press:
lie studied in 1857 and 1855 under Pro'es-
sor FIuegce nj Bieslau and at Gottingen,
Grd while pursuing experiments In the
lahOratCrlPs, be made certain discoveries
which enabled him to demonstrate for the
fast time that blood possesses bscteriolog-
iCsl properties.
He published the results Of those re
searches, among which WAS the fact that
lie blood of an immnnized sheep d.
@'royed more ant haN, or haCilli. than The
hioCd of a non-lmmunlZed animal. be
thus clearly showed the way which Bebr-
ing and others subs q Iently took and. in
point Of fac; LAID the foundation of the
present bio d serum treatment. Harvard
university awarded Nurall and Boylston
! he prize for original research.
4 dispsl ch from Narseiu announces that
DR.. Schwenig.r leaves there today, as the
condition o. Prince BIsmarck's health Is
satisfactory.
The enormous revival of export business |
siuce Oct. u has been remarked at the |
United Sts,es consul generals Office in
this citv. The revival has been especially |
IN paper ware. buttons, dress |
goods and ready made clothing. Some |
branches OF tie expert trade which have
recently been dormant now show signs OF
revival
FOUND SOME MORE TRICHINAE-
Trichinse Is reported to have been found !
II Cologne and Elberfield in American |
leik which was examined by German |
msRt inspectors there.
All the uottlnG clubs of Berlin have
amhigamated and arrangements are max |
Ing for large, finely equipped track IN |
tie west eud Of Berlin. \ number of !
American trOt1iug horses have been
entered for the events which are 10 be |
decided next spring.
An opposition was got IN privately hy |
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