The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-03
Won CApR,vi RESIGNS.


Chancellor.
BERLIN, October 26.-Chancellor Won
Caprivi has offered his resignation to |
Emperor William IN consequence, 1T is
said, of his failure to obtain the positive .
of the Federal Ministers at the
conference which closed today. Count
Zu Eulenburg. President of the Min
isterial Council, has also resigned. DIR. /
MIGUEL, Prussiau Finance Minister, has
been appointed President of the Coun-
ell. and the Chancellorship has been Of /
fered to Prince Won Hohenlohe Smll- +.
iugsfurst Governor of Alsace.Lorraine.
Before Offering the Chancellorship to
Prince Hohenlohe, Emperor William
consulted with ENJOYS from Bavaria,
Wurtemburg, Saxony and Baben. 1t is
reported that Prince Hohcnlohe has de-
clined the office owing to his age. The
Emperor has summoned General Count
Wadersee, the politician and soldier
who was conspicuous in the final in
trigues against Bismarck. The general
inference is that he intends to make him
Caprivi's successor. Should Waldersee
become Chancellor, the office OF Prussian
Premier will probably soon be given
him, and thus the division OF the two
posts, which was affected at the time of
che school-bill crisis, would be ended.
NEW YORK, October 27.-The Herdld's
Paris correspondent cables: The resig-
nation of Chancellor Caprivi has pro-
duced great sensation in Europe.
Count Won Caprivi had succeeded by
mis- moderate policy in securing the
sympathy of all the foreign offices in
Europe. 1t seems inexplicable that the
German Emperor should create so grave
crisis in the domestic policy of the
empire at moment when the illness of
che Car has brought the whole politi-
cal life Of Europe to standstill. Ii is
the general belief that Kaiser Wilhelm
wishes to inaugurate completely re-
dictionary policy. Every body is con-
vinced that the new Chancellor will be
as pacific as his predecessor.
PoTsDAM Oct. 27.-Prince Won Hohen-
lobe Schillingsfurst, who has been
offered the CHARACTERISTIC resigned by
General Won Caprivi. arriving at the
| Wilfpark railroad station this morning
from Strassburg, accompanied by Herr
/ Won Keuller, Under Secretary of the
/ Interior for the Province of Alsace'
/ Lorraine.
/ Emperor William met them at the
station and drove with the Prince Won
Hohenlohe in an open carriage to the
new palace. Herr Won Keuller followed
in second carriage with Lieutenant
| Colonel Won Moltke, the Emperor
aide-de-camp.
Upon arriving at the palace the EN-
peror and Prince Won Hohenlohe had a
conference regarding the Ministerial
crisis.
COUNT GUTENBERG.
BERLIN, Oct. 27.-It is officially an
nounced that the resignation of Coun
Gutenberg, President of the PrussiaI
Council of Ministers. has been accepted
y Chance For Cleveland.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 22d.-A Wash
ing ton dispatch says that the Depart
ment of State is earnestly concerned tc
have cable communication with Hawai-
opened as soon as possible. That mus
mean that Mr.. Cleveland also desires it
as Secretary Gresham would scarcel,
harbor such all idea without permission
Here, then, is Clevelands opportunit.
to atone in some measure for his pre-
vious absurd Hawaiian policy. Let hir
5 bring some of the influence which h
T. has hitherto exercised upon Congress t
i bad purpose to obtain the passage of
bill at the short session providing fo
laying a cable from Monterey Bay
T. Honolulu. 1t is the direct way to bloc
British designs in the Pacific and ope
needed communication between til