The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-09-22
The LATEST BERLIN GOSSIP,
Reported Change in the Ger
man chanc aIIorship Denied.
xhe Buudesrath Will Reassemble In
October, When tho Question of Deal
Ing With Socialists Will be Considered.
The Foreign Policy Not Satisfactory
to tho Emperor-The Case of DIR
sievers, OF Chicago.
tCopyrighted, 1895, by T. A. P.l

copyrighted, 1895, byT.A.p.1
BERLIN, Sept. 2l.-Semi-official de-
malls that change in the imperial
chAncellorship is impending, are ac-
copied as settling for the present the
question OF Emperor williams inten-
ton of displacing Prince Hohenlohe.
The fact must not be forgotten that the
agitation against Priucs Hohen,ohe
proceeds from the same quarter and is
prosecuted upon the same lines and
significantly enough under almost pre-.
cisely the same circumstances as the
agitation which preceded tho fall of
Court Won CAprivi
People are beginning to ask them
selves whether Emperor Williams re-
turn from shooting at Romainten will
be the signal for another change in the
chancellorship, as followed his return
from Count Won Eulenberg's estate last
year Prince Hohenlohe has returned
from his long vacation looking much
stouter and more robust than he did
last winter. The other ministers are
also returning to Berlin, one by one.
The bundesrath will reassem BILE early
In DC sober, when the puzzling question
OF dealing with the socialists and other
dsfficult subj cts will come up for its
consideration.
Gernany's foreign policy so far as it
mas oeen directed or influenced by Herr
Beberstein has no. bsen satisfac ;ory to
Emperor William for some time past
l. is rumored that the emperors frs-
quent travelling companion and insi-
mate of late, Baron Wiederleen-
Waechter, whom he decorated with the
grand cross of the iron crown after the
otsttlng manoeuvres OF lass week, ia
destined to succeed Won Bebsrstein in
the Office Of minister of foreign affairs
Aa+
Although Baron Won Hammerstein.
the fugitive eX chief editor OF Kruz
Iei.ing, m Rht be extrsdited from Eng
land and brought here for trial under
existing treaties, the baron continues to
lnstigate the publication OF compromis.
ing letters written by lawyers of the
conservative party to personages of high
position. 1t Is announced tina; eighty
OF these letters containing startling
facts ara about to be Issued In pamphlet
form. 1t Is understood that the con
nts OF these letters relate chiefly to
Illicit affairs of the baron and to his
financial speculations, but they are re-
garded as politically important as show
Ing that the leaders of the conservative
party were cognizant OF these intriguea
1t is now stated that Baron Won HAM
merstein has not yet resigned from the
diet and reichstag, OF both of which he
Is member
Prince Henry, OF Prussia, brother of
Emperor William, will utilize the
years furlough from his duties as an
admiral OF the G3rman navy to become
acquainted with the various branches
of foreign government administration.
He will visis the courts of England,
Itsly and Austria and will also visit
Paris for the first time. When he goes
to the French capital it will be incog-
nito.
Among the fifteen pending cases of
German Americans visi ing the Father.
land who got into trouble on account OF
having evaded military service, and
who sought the aid of the American
em bassy. the most interesting il that of
j. K. Sievers OF Chicago, who came
to see his parents and finish his medical
studies at Itsshoe, Holstein The con-
clusion OF it has now been decided tina
Dr' oleVerS must quit Pruss1an territory
by vember, but he will be permitted
to complete his studies in some nom
Prussisn university in Germany.
N*N
Emperor William has donated nine
cannon. which we're captured from the
French in 1870. for conversion into
church bells in tina new Protestant gar
risen church at Hanover.
&*x
King Albert, OF Saxony, opened tho
congress- Of the international literary
associations at Dresden to-day The
international congress of tho federation
for the adjustment OF vice was we'll
attended by the German people. 1t WAS
announced upon authority that the
Catholic Church favored the moye-
mens for which the federation was
orga nized.
Paunill Goes Free.
LYNCHBURG, Va, Sept. 21-The third
trial OF r. II. Pannill, formerly ticket
agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
oh IT,