The sun., 1894-10-29
C4PRIVI nv RETIREMEyT.
He VIII Live st ste wis q. shIere.-H His
Successor II Omee.


n. WIN L,,. ., H,- v,n. .. s.,.-..-H,.
BERLIN. Oct 2s.-Count Won Caprivi's furni-
" rc'ilp'," iroin nhe n'i'c Io'rr's
Whlch ne occupied IN the Chancellery ana was
he viii live in rc,irem.nt Hi, married si.,e,.
t, - ,L', .., 1i ,' '''
In the same neiehborhood.
1an-ivi,. ,ri.nd. sax ,ha. ,vh., bs c.ii,,I O.,
bid them good.by he looked five year. younger
than he looked a week ago He was in better
sriri,s thar, for rnon,hs and said he felt a. ~ .
s.a,,s,stn "a -, IT. - So. - ,,,.
mountain had been rolled on his back. His re-
cent surroundings. he told one friend. had 5een
rt.Ie 10 hi, ukinv Tn. nre.. csrn,aIgn. 10,
and against him had been especially Disagree
able although he had been Informed that they
ri % -,
"a, " y.
lie regretted keenly that he must leave the
BEAUTIFUL garden at the Chancellery On Friday.
ds.ntts The b..vv r.ln ne v.r, ,b,nn,h ~.
"esI''o t"o "eA'S rH'", no went thr"ush ms
garden tn visit all the shrubs and trees which
he had planted and trained. He parted most re-
camp who regards him a. the most adn,irable
man on earth. Ebmryer was so affected that he
too, has been accepted by the Emperor and he
will join his regiment Immediately.
conference. the Emperor said that Caprivi',
policy would he continued This staternent IL
mads a .imiiar sta,ement iraTnsdia,eiv ,s s,,er
Kisnarrk'. SsI, II" snvmes ..Sy,ss.sJ
their satisfaction With the choice *
specially sompiimentary 70 the % new chanceI' "
nFib.ir ;;ayernroen,s TIC '1''
The U,z,nnE IJznnn,kL an Influential Po-
li.h daily. speaks With deep regre, Of Caprivi's
fall . Ue viii no, he renIared readIly :" II savs
He had n clear, hnnsst rrnrrarnmr which n.
followed in a -tralshtforv ard. stata-maniiks
h-rsnss he fayored the pole. hnt because h.
did not oppre.s them"
riyi's fait and ,hs Sabinst crt.tas "
ihfpJsrlST V1cbriohi,n tBigrnarckian,-"I
he vsiil ,nereIv eYe"n,s The Eu ,..rnra 1,iii Iys
hear thai Count Both0 "a Enient,urg. before re,
nnite tss Cbanc.llnr.fin and prnssisn pr.rntsr-
sbin
,h TnrS prrscy tbas b msd saep ,angd
namely that he mast sarrincs himself, Eyen
wa. a man OF noble thGught aud acton Al.
though he nked the Bower and energy which
Vssisehr ZsIHng iRadical-" Sobody Of sound
fudDment desir,s more ever IN, ,sain-t
fate that bismarck vent because he rsnt4.I To
severe faeasnrrs and Carrivi hsrause he vyanteI
tno mild ones. Prince Hoh.nlphe ha. proved
by deeds his friendship for Prussia. His mama
man unity. liz - .: pracsfui eonsilia,ory
s1p1ieim-nt mn : !, gaar.Sinr % thai ths nr.ira
ps,llcy Tili remain in the old course Baron
koeller h p~rs0n ns an entirely different -1rt.
lie won hi. suur. A. Polio. President Of Frank-
fort. lie Is friend Of Dr. MlgaeI, and il veil
fft.d 10 amin the warn Of the F'uttkaIusrs and
EnIsnb1-gg. g'- '''' '"'" Va '"' "1
LoNLOg OCT, 2s-The~ Berlin cDrreSpnndsnt
Of the Central News aays: = The apLs,iutInent
Of prir.re HDh@niehs and Baron KGsl!gr iii be-
published IN the I:>G.hannz>Osr tl-fnnrru~ IL
I. reported that f-fore prinre H0ehn!One was
named a more con-picanus candldatr fn- the
orHce va. invited by the Emperor tn serve. but
refused with The words I do no, ogish n hs
Brought lnr1 daily conflict with Prluc@ Bis-
marCk, xho kill never abstain from Criticisinx
his -uccss-0r- and their measures While Biz
mar, 4 lives there sSiII always he two IhauceI-
lDr' and Ida not care % b. the Second one
The -ncis! DsH0c ratio delegate n Frankfort
erzeticalIy ~ women and sailors. and ~ extend
their sympathy to the Italian -OciAlists whD
we're b~ing persscuted by the GOv-rlmrnt.
BERIIS' OF 20 This .mornins's Ee,Ssuapers
lean 20 tie opinion that the Attacks 81 the han
os!lDr's press Gpnn EH!enburz the final
fsat~d he APPEARED 10 ac,uis.ce' and aid In =
dlgniASd manner that he snSu!d not ceas@ 10
cooperate with his co!leae0Ie-. bat Csgrivi -
and To- have rendered h.s own r--.xuaLbn
the event af EuIenburz'. rrfnalIlaz ia yH.ce
The Ernp-rnr -efl.esl ~ sScept aprtyi' : view
CrI~u'- approval OF his antI--nciAl.st policy.
ThereupoR, the nswspap@r- favDrihz Caprivi
rh@ FT.lI.rnr "a. IA tI@rsnbIrg Fnl.nttrs
rendered Ms res!EnatlDn 0wiax tn the.s ueE--
paper attarE.. Tle Emperor read several IF tho
xreatEy aEn1yrd He promised u, ssttIs the
matter A. nur~ and rstarn-d 10 Is-r!ln lien
Far.- tie aafrendiy intsrvi~g h-t ve-n the Pm
usrnr arG Cfanrr! .Hr a. a. M. press frr.d. Tic
trrth o. tE!t raTratlye j. -tl. n s- gruved Go,s-
ever
Among many ~ Csprvi's sgpEnrtSrs tho
0pla.ou - that fs realized .pHz agN that his pr
.it0n VA. audsFinlnsh. aGd h pr.Gnmed fhs
nsEts hGt made burden. The EmD~r1r B. aid
a. ~ ~ IN ...iES, A..
henI ~ 4plG-ss this chnioe.