New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01
THE KAISER AND CAPRIVI.
ALLEGED RUPTURE BETWEEN THEM
OVER REPRESSIVE LEGISLATION
ILLEGAL BOERSE TRANSACTIONS-NEW CURE
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MURDER
IN MUNICH-THE RREWERIEs
BOYCOTT.

| BOYCOTT
Berlin. Sept. 3O--The Opposition press were
| never more active than now in inven;inG stories
| representing rupture between the Emperor and
! Chancellor Caprivi. This time 1t is alleged
: that the Kaiser has had a difference with the
Chancellor over the mea 'ures of repression
| which it is proposed by His Majesty have in
troduced in the Reichstag at the coming
sion of that body According to the Ham
! burger Nachrchten.' ,he Government will pas
svely resist the desires of the Kaiser in this
matter. hoping that reaction will occur which
will bear them out ir their opposition. in regard
to both the renewal of the exceptional laws and
| the framing of Polish policy.
The "Schlesische Zeitung.' In article under
| the caption. "The Kaiser and Bismarck Head
! the Opposition" endeavOrs 10 demonstrate that
! the kaser's speech Thorn. and Prince Bis
nls rcks remarks at Narzin partook Of the M
ture of an entente cordialc between the two. as
against the policy of Chancellor Won Capriy In
regard 10 Poland and his resistance to the re-
ncwal of the anti-Socialist laws. These attacks
which are obviously designed to force definite
declaration from the Government in regard 10
| their future policy. remain unnoticed. except in
two brief semi-oflical communications from a
! Hamburg correspondent. The first Of these.
dated last Thursday said
The enemies Of the Chancellor who are trying
to Constriie the EmperOrs recent utterances as
having been directed against him, will soon find
on principle rejected measure against agitation
which ENDANGERED The public welfare. He has
this end should be practicable and effective
The second communication. dated saturday. is
In the nature Of an official telegram. which
says:
No anti-Anarchist bill will be submitted to the
Rechstag, having the effect OF amending the com
as to whether it is still necessary
At the meeting Of the Prussian Cabinet. On
Wednesday. 1t Is understood that majority of
the members present insisted upon the adoption
of severe methods OF repression. which can be
supplied through amendments To- the code.
The Kaiser is interesting himself in the cx-
peditious furtherance OF his long projected meas
ure dealing with Illegal transactions on the
Boerse. usurious loans and fraudulent acts on the
part Of building and loan associations. Rumor
has 1t that woman. prominent in the highest
| Of aristocratic circles. vert personally 10 the
| Emperor and presented 10 him statement show
/ ing that she had been duped by certain operators
/ on the Bocrye. through whom she had invested
| and lost her entire fortune. Tho Kaiser gave
! the matter his personal attention. and. after
having pointed out 20 the Ministry the justice II
! the case. ordered the preparation y hilI on
!
Prosecutor in the matter OF dealing with similar
! fraudulent transactions.
Among the many political congresses in the
last week was meeting ~ the Frrsinulge
! Volkspartei which convened at Eisenael Win
900 delegates present The meeting was un-
| usually harmonipus and Unanimously adopted
the Richter pr gramire. without q single aitera-
! tion or modification. Resolutions wer" also
passed which committed the faction - legislative
/ interference In favor ~ n" principle q stat"
Insurance II workingmeu and other mo1ihca-
| tions Il the doctrine II indivdualism which
| the Fre.sinnige Nolkspartei few years ago BIT
! tcrly opposed.
a congress OF German naturalists and physi-
! clans was In session In Vienna from Monday
! until Friday. The congress ended with far"-
| well dinner IN the Hofhurg. ~ which LOO d"lo-
gates and 800 women wer" present. tn" chi"f
| tonic of discussion by the congress wls the as
| covery II Professor Behring. II Halic. ~ a cur"
| for diphtherla by the incubation - th" patient
with blood serum. Professor i'"hring, IN an
| interview with n newspaper correspondent. SAID
! II was his belief that his discovery would cvcn'u-
! ally b. applied as cure for iyphus i"[cr.
! cholera and pneumonia He conirnhe' 'h''
! incubation for diphtheria ought t. b" ~ com
rulsnry as the rnca eurrp which are adopted Tor
| Inc treatment 81 smallpox In m" debate on
! the subject in the congress Professor hhrich -
/ Herlin stated his belief that the milk - ln"cu-
! lated animals would tend 10 assist IN erecting
| cures. .
The present expense Of procuring the blood
| serum puts It beyond the reach of most per
| sons as II is manufactured in only two places
| I'm C;errnany-in HGchst near Frankfort, ana
| Berlin. Two injections of IN" remedy cost
| ,hir,v marks and many require SIX inJec-
lions DESPITE the expense however. N" treat
| ment has already been applied to great cX,
| tent in the larger hospitals in Germany and
| Austria.
A supposed Anarchist murder has been com
| rnttcd I'm Munich. matchmaker nam"d
| Huber was found dead yesterday morning In his
house stabbed to the heart and his throat cut.
| Huber kept dodgers. and among them was a
cnmmissary Of police named FrohuIord"r tn"
latter had made himself obnoxious t. ,Arche
| lists by shadowng and arresting a number ~
them Huber found dead in Frohmanders
room, and II IL presumed that ne WIS hhS'dh'"
for the cOmmlssary
The Kaiser has been spending a few days at his
hunting box at Rominten and during his inter
vals between sport and business has completed
an opcretto based upon the legend Of TN" VIC
land and the Smith" The Emperor goes 10
Wiesbaden on October l6. 10 unvcil monument
to the mo- rnory Of his grandfather, Emperor W ~
lam I. He will return to Berlin the sam" nieh':
10 be In readiness 10 receive King Alexander OF
Scrvia.
Professor Konig Of Berlin. has undertaken to
edit the literary works Of the late l)r Won
| Helmholtz which include a nearly competed
work on the latest aspects Of Darwnsm
Charles Coleman. Secretary Of the American
| rmhassv has gone to Seville for n holiday. Con
sui General DE Kay will begin his duties here on
| Tuesday Mr. Zimmerman will remain here as
| Deputy Consul-General
committee representing the boycotted prev
| cries met a body Of Socalis' delegates lhcind-
| ing Deputies Singer and Auer, yesterday, IN an
| endeavor to arrange terms for a cessation OF the
| boycott The Socialists demanded that all "i
| the locked-out wOrkmen or me boycoitcu prr"
| cries be re-cmploycd and the "blacklegs as
charged. The brewers were only willing 10 re
| engage such q number as might De reIurc'
reserving the right Of selection ana me exclusion
| of apitators who might fomcnt trouble among
| the men They also refused positively to as
| charge the "blacklcgs"
Abbey and Grau have offered an operate en-
| ga cement to Nine T"eki. the ceebra,ed soprano
~ ,ha Dresden Opcra House. but she has de-
| cIincd the offer owing - her devotion to home
! ties.