The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-09
Won KOELLER MAY BE VICTOR.
HIS RECALL PROBABLE DESPITE
THE FIGHT ON HIM.

Fashionable and OmciaI Circles in
the German Capital Looking For
ward TO IA brilliant Social Season,
Despite the Differences in the Cab
met Circle and the Complications
at COnstantinODIe-The VOrwaerts
DiscOuntennnces "A Tariff War with
the United states.
Berlin, Dec. S-The kaiser returned TO
Berlin last Wednesday and devoted part
Of the day to interviews with the various
ministers. At noon he started for Han
over TO participate in the annual grand
hunt in the forests OF Spring. The two
days shooting In these forests as rule
completes the hunting season. The inn
perial hunting party included eighteen
guns, and the hunters were reckoning
upon killing at least $50 wild pigs In the
beechwoods of Spring besides enjoying a
battue for red deer in the adjacent forests
of Landendau. The programme included
banquet Thursday evening in the royal
castle, which was to be followed by
gala performance in the theater. On Fri
day there was to be a grand parade of the
troops of the Hanover garrison and
dinner at the castle enlivened with sing
ing by the Hanover Mans Choral union,
followed by a musical by the officers Of
the corps, quadrille. riding, etc.
The emperor had arranged for a short
spell of relaxation from the cares Of state
and all kilograms, dispatches and other
papers were ordered sent to him only il
they were urgently important until the
day he countermanded this order and DR..
Won Lucanus, chief OF the emperors pri-
Yate cabinet, was summoned TO Hanover.
The doctor arrived In due time and re-
NAMED in conference with the emperor
from the time Of his arrival until both
made their appearance at the dinner in the
evening. The emperor seemed pre-occu-
pied. He talked very little and Immediately
after dinner retired with Dr. Won Lucanus
Tor another conference. Nothing was
known by the hunting party, of course,
as 10 the reason for these conferences,
but the guests surmised that the minis
terial crisis had become more acute Tho
expectations that surprises were await
inE the country became certainties on
saturday, when Il was made known that
the emperor had abandoned the hunt and
started on his return TO Berlin. 1t trans
pired later that before leaving Hanover
the emperor had conferences with Herr
Heydebrand, provincial project OF Bres-
lau, DR.. Won Puttkamer, formerly min
lster OF the Interior and now project of
prefect Of Westphalia, who had been
summoned to Hanover by Dr. Won Luz
eangs by the order of the emperor, early
Friday morning.
Although there is a coalition OF minis
ters against Herr Won Koeler, minister
OF the interior, that gentleman appears TO
be firmly upheld. The Berlin Post COM
menting on the situation declares that the
best Informed circles expect that Herr Won
Koellers leave Of absence Will tern,innte
very shortly, when he will resume his du-
terror. "
a letter written by Prof. Hans Deilbrucck
editor OF the Preussiche Jahrbucher, whom
Il',sr,,3 rierr Won Ikoeler recently attempted TO
letter the writer says that while not seek
ing 10 commend Herr Won Koallsr's meth
DDS OF socialist repression he desires 10
correct the statements made in the press
in regard to the minister's behavior To-
ward him, which he says, was most chiv-
alric.
Meanwhile, despite the cabinet troubles
arising from the differences between Herr
Won Koeller, and the other ministers and
the impending crisis at Consuantlnople
fashionable and official circles IN Berlin
are looking forward TO brilliant winter
season. The ex-Empress Frederick arrived
IN Berlin Saturday for a stay extending
over the carnival festivities Snl Princess
Won Hohemohe, and her daughters resum-
cd their residence at the ohancellerie on
Thursday. The presence of these person-
ages in Berlin always implies the coming
OF numerous members of the Continental
aristocracy for the season.
M. oe szogeny-Maroh, the Austrian am
bassador, ,inaugurated . series Of dinners
on Thursday at which United States Am
bassador Runyon, Prince and Princess
Anton Radzewill Count aud Countess
Polocai Count Won Lochenfell, DR., Dear
ujo,. the Brazilian minister, and other
distinguished persons were guests.
Herren HeidebraQd and von Studt and
Dr.. Won Puttkamer are how in Berlin
and each Of them seems to be a candidate
for the office of minister Of the interior
Amongst the chorus of press declara-
tons against President Cleveland's ref
erences to Germany In his recent message
to congress, and threats Of bringing into
action Germanys power TO make reprts-
ais, the Norwaerts, the principal social
ist journal, Is notably impartial and its
clear-sghted article stands almost alone
in warning Germans that the Industrial
supremacy of the United States must be
admitted. cit is based" the article saws
upon the inexhaustible natural wealth
of the country and is enormously devel-
oped by the enterprise and the technical
skill and intelligence of workmen who
are less oppressed than the Workingmen
of impoverished Europe. The prosperity
of America is growing yearly, and even
its steel and iron products are now OK
ceiling those Of European Countries
The Vorwaerts advises the critics of Pres
ident Cleveland to place less reliance upon
the argument that America needs Ger
man wares
The census Of Germany, which was
taken last Monday was the most careful
and thorough ever known. The questions
asked involved every particular of employ
ment, physical condition, nationality and
religion, and everything calculated 10
place the authorities in possession Of all
the facts of social and individual stand
ing. Many newspapers complain, how
ever that the system has become too in
qusitorial. The sum of the results will
not be known for some time but the
figures show the population of Berlin to
be 1.674,112, which is an increase Of only
6 per cent, during the last five years as
compared with an increase of 20 per cent.
in the previous five years. AS the suburbs.
where the population now overfiows are
not included in the city. the return gives
a false impression Of the spread Of the
capital.
A meeting of the Bradenburg rural econ
omic council was held on Wednesday at
which the emperor approved the proposal
for the maintenance of the sugar prenni-
urns and also a limitation Of production.
The Posen delegates, however, protested
against the present form OF the sugar
bill Baron Won Hammerstein- I.oxten
Prussian minister Of agriculture domains
and forests, stated that the government
would enter into negotiations for the sup
preston Of sugar premiums. II the gov
ernments of Austria and France would
agree 70 suppress them Germany would
concur The Freisinnige zeitung expresses
the opinion that only the Unit
ed States and England would benz
sft by the operation Of the sugar
bill. The Tageblatt says that under