Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-10
UNDER THE LINDENS.
German Sympathy With France AGAINST
Great Britain.
BISMARCK HAS NEURALGIA.
His Trip To varrin-AiIeged Protest Against
Our Sugar Duty-Personal and
Social Notes.

BERLIN. June s-Hanotaux. Frances
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, touched
responsive chord in Germany when he
attacked England's policy in Africa be-
fore the Chamber OF Deputies last Thurs
day. He stirred the German colonial en-
thusiasts TO fresh discomfort and protest
against the Angio-Belgian agreement, ana
their demand upon the government for
more aggressive colonial policy has al
ready become loud and impatient. The
persistent coolness OF the government To-
ward their agitation serves only TO IN
crease its heat. The Post Conservative,
vossische Zeitung CRadicaD, National
Zetung CNational LiberaD. and other
equally influential Journals have assumed
q strongly ant-Engilsh tone. The most
temperate OF them hold that England was
guilty at least of grave discourtesy In
leasing territory concerning which nego-
tiations for arbitration were In actuai
progress. II is curious TO notice the
amount Of sympathy expressed Tor
France, in view Of the bad treatment 10
which England is supposed to have SUD-
jected her. The colonial parties Of both
countries undoubtedly would like to have
a Joint protest made against the Anglo
Belgian agreement but few things are
more improbable. Both the Emperor and
Chancellor Won Caprivi are unwilling TO
change the cordlallty of Germany's pres
ent relations with England. They are
l.. 30 fba hostile
neighbors beyong the Vosges. 1t Is stu
possible, however, that an international
conference on Congo affairs will be held
ere long. Germany, although opposed to
| the plan, would probably yield to the
| unanimous request OF other States.
The Colonial Council began it's sttings
AT the foreign Office last Thursday, with
| Dr. Kayser, chief OF the Colonial Depart
ment. presiding. 1t is believed that the
| fervent enthusiasm of colonial enterprise
| has almost vanished from official circles
| here, and is likely 10 be replaced with II
| sounder and better appreciation or the
| true objects Of the imperial coonlai
| policy. The speakers in the council Wheh
| referring to the Congo, emphasized the
| necessity OF guarding Germanys rights
| in colonial regions. but sho"eu IL" VI
| no symptoms OF Chauvinism
BISMARCK
| Prince Bismarck stil suffers from
| neuralgia. and he has not yet hxed the
| date OF his departure from Friedrichsruh'
| for Varzn. Probably he will go to NarZn
| by Schoesenhausen, where he VIII stoi
| TO INSPECT the Bismarck museum ana u
| examine his last birthday presents WHICH
| we're recently placed there.
| The Nord Deutsche Alegemeine Hei
| tunS denies. i'm an inspired arucle' u'
| statement that Germany has protesteu u
| the Washington government against Wy
| surar tax. and expresses the opinion Una
the report was circulated tG lhteres'c
persons in the United States
| The present agricultural show Just ou'
side the city has been successful oeS ot.'
| all expectation. The excellence Vi
cattIe and several other exhibits, notaDi!
The : 90 agricultural implements, Is re
| qarded with great satisfaction by ui
| Minister of Agriculture. The agricuitu
raj indictments were pronounced eqI''
| n quality and finish to Engiisn eoou'
| which heretofore have been regarded Il
| we'll above the German STANDARD ~,
| Won IIeidef. Minister of Agriculture II"
received the first prize for sheep' -,
Emperor William will sail from M
for the Norwegian coast June -'p;
week he has been entertaining a deiSs
lion of English dragons, among 'heu
prince Francis Of Teck' with era q.
siduity. He wore his new kngii5h uii.
form with evident pride. me lhiPci a.
family have become reconciled to IN
crown princess Sophia, whom they treat
ed colby for some time after ,,' she wen ;Th
49, -; the Greek orthodox Church IN
change in their attitude towaru nel
due directly 10 the efforts OF the rii'0'
FREDERICK and GU en- Victoria,
'rhe Mormon missionaries have mao
seyoraI converts recently in the LuXen
hourg District. The people had them pres'
.,ted This week the Court ruled una
as Normoaism was an unrecosi'lZeu /,
> ugion in Germany and possess "a 10 90,
~. bcId LEGALLY unless the police Were pre-
yjously notified. -Four Mormon mlssiol
} aries were fined iiften marks eich IL
nsclectlng to give such notification.