The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-21
FUTURE IS FOGGY
UNBAsINESS AS TO POLICY OF RUS
SIA'S COMING REGIME.
Tutor of the CZarewitcil Said to be a
Fiery Pan-slavist-EmperO vii
lian'S Last Weeks Travel-He
Talks With the Farmers Alliance.
Socialists Are Warming Up.
Copyrighted 1924 by the Associated Press.)

Copyrighted 1924 by the Associated Press.)
BERLIN, Oct. 20.-The impending death
of the car is the subject of the greatest
interest in political circles. 1t overhangs
like cloud the future political attitude
of Russia in affairs which closely concern
Germany. When the car held the polltl-
cal reins, Russia's policy could. more or
less. be foreseen by statesmen here, ana
his personality was recognized. IN a great
measure as guarantee of peace. But
with the advent of the cZarewitch, the
future is obscured, as there is the greatest
conflict of opinion respecting the views he
may hold in regard to the best foreign
policy for Russia. The opinion, however.
In well informed quarters, and among
people who have been in personal contact
with the czarewitch, declares it would be
"a great mistake to regard him as the
enemy Of Germany, The czarewitch has
shown no prediction for any special
nation. and certainly not for France. No
anxiety would exist If it were certain that
Russia's foreign relations would continue
TO be directed by the present council OF
ministers, of which the majority have been
proven to be inspired by the traditional
sentiment of amlty towards the German
people As a probable indication OF the
czarewitch's wishes upon general poiltics,
considerable attention is directed towards
the character of his education,
UNEAsINEss ABOUT PAN-sLAVIsM.
The views of the governor OF studies,
General Danielovitch, are keeuly discuss
ed as the key to the cZarewltch's opinions.
According to many people General Daniel
(Which IS an ultra-reactlonary aud an
orthodox pan-slavist. The Cologne Ga
Zette however, in long article, evidently
inspired, gives a description of General
DanieIovitcb, which is utterly at variance
with this summary OF his character, and
which represents him as being man OF
noble mind, high culture and profound
sense of duty, who had educated his pupil
without bias Although during the last
wears of his goyernorship the hatred OF
Russia against the Germans rose TO the
highest pitch he studiously abstained
from imparting to the cZareWltch any
such aversion.
burg. published by the National Zeitung
this afternoon, and according to special in
formation from a medical authority, now
mt Liyadia the car, during the last forty
eight hours, has been seized with series
of convulsive attacks, accompanied, Tor
several hours, by Inconsistencies. These
attacks were due to the passage into the
blood of secretions which the kidneys can
not longer carry off. The car Is also de-
.cribed as suffering from great weakness
of the heart and also from frequent at
racks of congestion of the lungs. This
blood poison is now recurring with alarm
ing frequency The temporary rallies may
intervene, but death cannot long be de-
iayed.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS RESTLESS ACTIVITY.
The feverish activity of Emperor Will
liam was never better eXempiIiied than
during the past week. The early part was
occupied with fitting from town to town,
attending different ceremonies, while he
hiss been, during the latter part OF the
week, engaged by various public functions
in connection with the visit of King
Alexandra, of Servia. The rapidity of his
maiesty's movements was especially
shown at the beginning of the week. He
spent Sunday at Friedrichsruhe, the castle
residence of ex-Empress Frederick. Mon
day he arose at an early hour ana started
for Darmstsdt to visit the grand ducal
family, On Tuesday he went to
FWeisbsden TO unveil the statue of his
grandfather, William /, and to open the
new royal theater at that place. After
busy day there, he Travelled by special train
all night and arrived in Berlin In the morn
lug In time TO take part IN the ceremony of
mailing to their stats the 132 flags destined
for the new Fourth battalion of infantry.
After another couple of busy days, includ
ing the interesting ceremony of blessing
aud presenting these flags. gala dinners
and other ceremonies, uuTlnS WHICH no
found time to attend to state business, to-
tlay found him engaged with internal pol
ltics.
HoRNoBBING WITH THE FARMERS
Atnoon the emperor received deputa-
ton of the farmers alliance of East Prus-
STA. His majesty was attended by Count
Botho Eulenburg, president of the council
of ministers; Dr. Won Lucanus, chief of
the emperor's civil cabinet. and Herr
Heinrich Won Leyden-C adow, the minister
spf agriculture. After listening To the
spokesman, the emperor made a reply.
He expressed his satisfaction that the dep
utation had come to him personally and
assured them he would never relax his
care for agriculture. He afterwards con-
versed with each member of the deputa-
lion on farm questions. He babe adieu
10 the deputation with many cordial eX-
pressions of good Will
In spite of outward appearances and
newspaper statements, it is asserted that
the conflict between Chancellor Won Ca
priva and Count Eulenburg respecting the
anti-socialist measures is not settled. On
the contrary, the situation is said TO be
more critical than ever and it has been
inserted that at a recent conference of the
ministry bitter words We're exchanged be-
tween the chancellor and the Prussisn
premier, owing TO the latter insisting