The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-25
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
IntimatiOn that the Kaiser Fears
the Resources of America,
And Wants the Old World Nations to
Combine Against the Enactment of
Another Mckinley Law.

copyrighted 1894, by the Associated Press)
BERLIN, March 24-Emperor Williams
high-flyng intentions do not stop at the
success achieved bv the Russo-Gernan
commercial treaty. He recognizes that the
Cnbounded resources of America constitute
a standing menace to European trade and
industry, and, although the Emperor has
the greatest sympathy for America and
Americans, the Emperor is also
awake to the danger of the repetition of
such blow as that inflicted by the Nc
Kinley policy. His idea is that Europe
must be prepared to take a common stand
against any commercial measure which di-
reefs itself not against any individual ma
ton in Europe, but against all Europe.
The well-lnown ambition of the Emperor
to bring about friendly relations between
the European nations showed itself years
ego by the calling Of the international con-
gress in the interest of the better protec-
ton of workmen. His many travels en-
abled him to look upon such matters with
an eye which does not halt at the bor-
ders of Germany The movement spoken
Of, though still in embryo, may be expected
when events necessitate it. This is now
held to be the idea underlying Chancel-
lor Caprivfs DantZic speeches.
The so-called MIGUEL intrigue is still cam
vassed in the Conservative press, where
the Doctors prospects and fitness for the
chancellorship are openly discussed. The
intrigue is fomented by disappointed place
hunters, and from the fact that DR.. MIGUEL
has utterly failed to gain the support of
the Center party, which has many griev-
ances against him and which distrusts the
effect which his promotion might have on
GermanyS prestige abroad, there is no need
to fear that Caprivfs position is in the
The frequency with which Emperor Will
liam has suddenly and Unexpectedly called
the garrison of Berlin under arms arms mas ia gen
caprice upon his part, but IL is now becom-
iIS generally accepted as being part of a
overawe the Socialists, Anarchists and 9TH
er dissatisfied elements of the population.
In this connection, it is remembered that
the Emperor suddenly turned out the garri-
son on election day. then on May day, and,
lastly, on the day following the Socialist
celebration of the anniversary or the revo-
Since the conclusion OF the Russo-Ger-
man commercial treaty Count Won Eulen-
minister at Munich, after short soJourn
here. which led to the report that he mad
been summoned to attend the Emperor On
the latter's visit to Abbazia. 1t is now
learned that the Counts visit to this city
was connected with his impending appoint
ment to succeed Prince Reuss as German
ambassador at Vienna, the most important
post in the diplomatic service of Ger
many. Dr. Thielmann, the negotiator of the
Russo German commercial treaty, Will sue
coed Won Gutenberg as Prussian minister
at Munich The Cologne Gazette says that
it is authorized to state that Herr. Fen
erals. does not intend to retire from active
political work upon completing his seven
The very representative suite which En-
peror William has taken with him to Abb
bazia seems to indicate that he anticipates
fhat iTflnn m a. fars "
arise during his sojourn at the seaside.
The suite includes the headquarters COM
mandant. the military and naval seere-
and a physician. DR.. Leuthold. Emperor
William is not expected TO return from Alb
baZia until towards the end of April, when
he will reside at the new palace at Pots
dam. The Emperor has definitely decided
to have a canal cut from the Havel, close
TO the new palace. TO an arm of the same
river flowing past the Villa Ingenheim,
The grounds of the villa will be enlarged
by the purchase OF adjacent land and a
station viii be established there for the
Emporor's yachts.
Caprivi Will postpone his visit to Carls-
bad until Emperor Williams return from
AbbaZia. The Empress and the imperial
children, after leaving AbbaZla, will pro-
coed to the charming palace of Wilhelms-
hohe near Cassel. and from there the i'm
perial family will proceed to the island of
Rugen, in the Baltic, in order to enjoy sea
bathing. Emperor Francis Joseph will ar
rive at AbbaZia next week, and will ac-
company Emperor William upon several of
the latterS contemplated sea trips EN-
peror William viii meet Emperor Francis
Joseph on board the yacht Christabel at
The courts have authorized Ferba Emin
PaSha'S daughter, by an AbysSinian wom-
lily name thus enabling her to inherit the
large property left by Emin Pasha.
"A After his his holiday CapPiyi is to place him
MdrDurg. TO be treated for liaDptiS