The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-18
WILLHAVE HISWAY
INDICATIONS THAT HOHENL0HE
Has THE BIT IN HIS TEETH
Wants Free Hand Which William
Seems Disposed so Yield Him
PruSsian Ministry Emperor
Opera Eulenberg'S Chances -
BoerSe Reform Bill.

BERLIN, Nov. 7-Tuat the advent OF
Prince Hoheplohe as chancellor means an
end, at any rate for time, or the submits
sive chancellor regime AS it existed during
Csprivi's tenure of Office, is now a gener-
ally accepted fact. Every indication is
that Hohenlohe is determined to have
things his owe way and the emperor np-
paTently is inclined 10 give him free
hand. In fact there is strong reminder
Of Bismarckian times Hohenlohe and
not the emperor is regarded as
the man who will pull the
strings in Germany's domestic and
foreign policy. Newspapers Of all
shades Of opinion DO not tire of occupying
themselves with everything connected
with the new chancellor and every fact,
even the most trifiing, is read with avldlty
throughout Germany.
One article written by Professor GET
fcken and bearing upon the new chancel-
ior has attract ed great deal OF attention.
He rdduces evidence TO show that Bis
niarck and not Hohen lone was respo siDle
for the V, xatious passport regulations in
Alsace-L Lorraine, aud that 1t WAS due To
the personal Intervention OF Hohenlohe
that after the elections there in 1887, which
were so upfavorable to the government,
the constitution was not suspended and
lin direct.
NOT so BLACK AS HE'S PAINTED.
THIS testimony from Prof. Geflicken that
Hohenlohe's past is not black it has
been painted in some quarters CONS very
oDportuneiy, In view of the striking man
ger IL whlch the prince has bveU received
Oh his return to Str sburg for a short stay
In order to set the n fl airs of his admiuistra-
ton completely In order for his successor.
HoheDlohe has been the recipient of many
manifestations of regret at his leaving his
post from various parts of the TWO prov
tnces. The prince tomorrow will he pre-
sented farewell address from
S,rasburg university, and at the
SINE time All honorary diploma
viii be conferred upon him. These
ceremonies will be followed by a torch
light procession arranged by the inbabi-
tapts OF Sirasburg. che demonstrations
of he people OF Sirasburg and AIsace ar
raine in general afford clear testimony of
the esteem aud respect IN which Hobeu-
lobe IS held by the Inhabitants of the two
provinces he has governed and uisprove
the assert onS that his rule has bern uu-
duly severe HOheulohe will not return to
Berlin until Wednesday next. and until
then several weighiy questions remain in
allegiance.
MAKEUP OF THE PRUSSIAN MINISTRY.
continues concerning the composition of
the Pru- sian ministry, OF which IL Is re-
marked In many quarters with deal OF
truth, that IL contaluS only hree native
PrnssiaDs, four of the ministers being
Hanoverians and the remaining members
being n Bsdenese and Mecklenberger, a
BHvaTian and Hes>Ian.
The new minister OF Justice, DR.. Schoen-
stedt, like Prince Hohenlohe, Is II Catholic
aud his has aroused anger among the
strict Professionals of the KreuZ Zeituug
stripe.
1t is stated that Emperor William is
working on one act opera, the lIbrettO of
which Is based upon German myt biology.
The work is described as being in the
Wagnerian style aud is said to be almost
cnm pleted. Il VIII be performed for the
fi--t time at he royal palace.
Iu connection with the newest evidence
OF the emperor's prediction for northern
mythology, II is ANNOUNCED that the lee
ia uders. encouraged by his maJesty's
musical efforts 10 this direction. are pre-
pairing an address and invitation TO the
emperor TO visit Iceland, which Is so rich
III my biological tradifi ions. Il he emperor's
acceptance of this invitation, however, Is
extremely improbable, owing 10 the
absence of telegraphic communication be-
tween Iceland and the rest of the world.
SAVING SOMETHING FOR EULENBERG.
F.mprGOf w ililhtt - gong 10 TAKE part
IN the court hunting party ar Letselingen
next Thursday. Tue hunting will last
several d VS.
The marked attention which Emperor
William paid TO Freiherr, Maschail Won
Biebersein, the imperial secretary of
stat for foreign affairs, TO Herr Won Ham
mer>tein, the new Prussian minister of
agriculture, and especially to the Zu
Eulenberg's, at the ceremony OF swearing
In the recruits at Potsdam on "Wednesday
has caused some comment, and the rumor
Is now circulating that the Prussiau eX-
premier Count Botho IN Eulrnherg, VIII
Soon offered another high office
The leading merchants of Berlin have
addressed a long communication to the
chancellor protesting against some of the
main paragraphs of the Boerse reform bill
drafted by the government, which Is TO be
introduced in the reichstag. The bill
aims particularly at the virtual extiuc
ton of transactions in futures on the
German Boerse. The measure was draft
ed without having been referred TO the
various Boerse of Berlin, Frankfort and
LeIpsic, and some of its FEATURES are Ielt
10 be Injurious and calculated to restrict
enterprise.
BISNARCK'S S0TH BIRTHDAY.
Great preparations are being made for
the national celebration of Prince Bis
marck's SO b birthday. which occurs on
April next. On the initiative of the Berlin
university the students of s rasburg Mar
burg, Gsna, Gorttingen, and keIl unIver-
Fitie, have passed resolutions to present
Prince Bismarck Il great national gift and
the other German universities are expected
tu follow suit. A large citizens COMMITTEE
has been formed at Munich aided by n sub
committee of artists, to arrange d public
cslt bTstlon upon this occasion, ana the
ladies of Breslan have decided 10 present
{ ha y>rsss .dA nd M lima #
lie industrial art of Silesia.
Ia addition 10 this the committee will
collect a Bismarck fund, the iot-rest of
which is TO be devoted to the benefit OF
he province IN manner TO be decided
upon by Prince Bismarck. lnnumerable
Illustrated and other pu bllcations dealing
with his life will also appear upon the
crest chancrllor's birthday.
Some Stir has been created By the arrest
II Herr Leuss a member of The reichStag,
BIZ order of he court of Hanover, on the
strengl of evidence presented which APP
parently showed that the deputy had beet
guilty of perjury during recent divorce
.fiai IN which he WAS correspondent. Leuss
WIS = oeCktrs partner in founding the
"iks LriI Uug ana lac Is now editor or the
Post OF Hanover
BRITISH RELATIONS WITH TIE DRIEBUND.
According TO adv.ces received herr from
NiFnhe- the ieeInC there is decidedly
against any disposition Of the driet,uui 10
enter INFO an entente with England. As has
bsen suggested in some c;rcI-s here in
wHfcn the theory 5 advanced that u r
t4=:tHT mas nothing To gain by Ali entente
IA England. who. II l. elaine I. eudeay-
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