Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-11


Writing a Novel.
COPYRIGHTED, 1891, by tas AssoaatSa PrsiA
BERLIN, March l0.-The approach OF
the critical point in the discussion OF
the Russo-German commercial treaty
has brought TO the surface the usual
crop OF rumors IN regard to dssensions
said to exist among the Ministers, and
which are summarized beyond 1t BY say
Ing that rumor has IL that Chancellor
Won Caprlyi, DR.. MIGUEL and Or. Won
Boetticher are contemplating resigning,
As to Won Boetticher, there may be
some truth In the story, In so FAR as It's
believed that he is ready TO exchange
his post for a provincial governorship;
but so far as the others are concerned,
there is no truth in the rumor that they
are contemplating rendering their rss-
ignations.
DR.. Miguel continues to deliver
speeches which are looked upon as
being encouraging to the hopes OF the
agrariaus aud the attitude q the Min
ister OF Finance is severely criticised
by the newspapers Of various parts OF
Germany.
Some OF the other Prusslan Ministers
are glso credited with having strong
agrarian sympathies, but there Is moth
ing In the.- attitude likely TO lead TO
ministerial cSsnRes.
In spite Of the TumOrs set IN circula-
tion TO the contrary, the confidence or
Emperor William In Won Caprivi has
not been in the least degree shaken by
ANY RECENT EvENTS.
The telegram sent by Emperor Will
lam To Count Won Doenhoif, the Con-
servative member OF the Reichstag, who
has been so prominent In his support OF
the Russian treaty 0n which the En-
peror said, "Bravol You actedas no.
bleman"l, has brought 70 light 1. curl
Gus incident In the political career,~pi
Count Won Doenhoh 1t appears hN
asked his agricultural electors 20 reloasc'
| him from his promise TO oppose the
treaty, on the ground that he was now
convinced OF It's value, and, further, on
the ground that he had heard that Bis
marck had declared that the rejection
Of the treaty would drive Germany into
war with Russia.
Bismarck, as previously csbled, re-.
pu1lated this statement and asked Won
DoenhofI, through Herbert Won Bis
marck, TO give the name Of his Inform
ant
Won DoenboG replied by saying that
Herr Krupp had informed him that Dr.
Schweninger, Bsmarck's chief physi-
clan, had repeated Prince BIsmarck's
alleged remark. Now. lt Is DR.. SchWe-
ninger's turn 20 explain matters and
there seems TO be little doubt as 20 what
will be the nature Of his explanation.
In any case. the bringing so light OF
the incident in its entirety seems 10
have had great effect upon Won Doen-
hoff, for the latter, to-day formally Sc
ceded from
THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY
Il is understood that the Hamburg
and Bremen steamship lines will follow
the example OF the government and
warn the public against the agents Of
the Illinois Central railroad, who were
sent here in order % secure emlgrauts
for the Mississippi Valley. The Ger
maR newspapers declare that the emil
grafton 70 any port in America for tho
better class Of people, Is highly injudi-
cious at the present moment, especially
as tho industrial prospects are bright
ening here.
The Rcictsdnzcigcr announces that
the United states Ambassador, the Hoo.
Theodore b. RunYon, has expressed 10
the imperial government, on behalf Of
President Cleveland. the acknowledge
ments OF the government and people OF
tho United States for the extensive par
ticipation Of Germany a. the Worlds
Fair. While impartng the resolution
OF the United States Congress expressing
the foregoing, Mr.. Runyon, also IN be-
half Of President Cleveland, spoke ofthe
high appreciation felt In the United
States al the friendly cooperation OF
the imperial government 10 securing the
success Of the exhibition.
Conductor Hans Rlchter is suffering
from serious Inflammation Of the ssliyary
glands. and has been obliged, tempo
TArliF, 70 dDAuuDu Ata % > et ptAtNAA'f
The DeiNsohe ZcitURg announces that
the Crown Princess Stsphanle, Of Ass
tria,
rs WRITING NOVEL
A dispatch from So. Petersburg says
that a sensation has been caused there
bv the sudden postponsment Of tie
grand reviews OF the garrison, which
we're 70 be held on Monday and Wednes-
day. The sensation. however, seems 20
founded upon little or nothing, Tor To-
vestiqatlon showed that the officials
simply announced that the reviews
would not take place, as the Car
was % attend the ball az ths
German embassy. ItEshould be added,
however, that there are rumors in cir.
culatlon that this announcement is sim
ply q rose upon the part OF the Journal
OHciaI % SET the public mind a. rest,
and that the police have discovered
plot against the life OF the Car. But.
90 far, 90 arrests have been made, and
II IS supposed that the real reason for
resembling the orders Issued for the =
views was % prevent the Car from r.
Ing a relapse 10 bis present de-
state OF health.