New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-27
GERMAN LIBERTY in PERIL.
NEW PROGRAMME OF REPRESSION IN
PROSPECT

ur,oprs THAT THE GOVERNMENT Is PLANNING
orpp,sa1s FOR THE DEFEAT OF THE ANTI
SOCIALIST BILI-RUMoEs OF A CABINET
CRISIS REv1vED-DIPLoMATIC AZ
PARASITIC KIEI. FESTIVITIES
srAMBULoFF HELD
PRISONER.
Rerlin. MAY 2e.-The return of the Emperor to
potsdam on Friday from his season Of deer
stalking at Proekelwitz caused the revival OF
last weeks rumors that Cabinet crisis was i'm
,oinent II was understood, of course. that, what
evor Ministerial changes might be impending.
notbing could be done while the Emperor was
away Since his return reports are rife that
chancellor Won HOhenlohe and Herr Won kOler,
prussjan Minister of the Interior, will soon be
disn,aced Count Won Waldersee becoming Chan
csuor With theso changes it is reported that
tbe Government will begin a new programme. in
voying sharp repression of public liberty ana
reaction AGAINST universal suffrage. These re-
ports however. arise solely from the general ex-
notation that something is about to happen and
the retrements and appointments indicated seem
70 be the most likely movement the Kaiser would
embark in as measure of reprisal for the defeat
Of the Anti-Socialist bill The "Vorwarts," So
retirement has been definitely decided on. but
within the official circle all these rumors are de-
clared to be at least premature and probably
erroneous.
The hunting trip of the Emperor did not pre-
vent him from dealing personally with puphc
affairs as II IS known that ne was constantly In
friendly communication with Chancellor Won
Uohenlohe. and this fact impels the latter's en-
.nvi.c ~
downfall The reports in regard TO Herr Won
Roller however are based on different grounds
from those forming the basis of Prince Hohen-
Iohe's case and 1t is the general opinion in we'll
informed circles that Roller will not meet the
Reichstag at the opening of the autumn session
in the capacity of Minister of the Interior
Foreign affairs and especially changes In the
Embassy at Vienna. have particularly engaged
the attention Of the Kaiser during his ABSENCE
and Count Won Edlenburg. the German Amoas-
sador to Austria. summoned from vienna
TO Proekelwtz where he remained three days III
consultation with the Emperor. 1t is understood
that the Emperor was disagreeaby surprised at
the appointment of Count Gouchowski as Aus
trian Prime Minister. and so expressed himself,
and IL is also understood that the assurances OF
Elnperor Francis Joseph that the retirement OF
Count Kanoky would not cause any alteration
IN the relations Of the parties to the Dreibund
have not removed the official regrets that Count
Goluchowski was named as kalnokys successor.
Another new figure has appeared in the field or
diplomacy In the person of Count Peter hapnis''
,he successor OF Prince Lobanoff ROstOwski as
Russian Ambassador 10 Vienna, who presented
his credentials 10 Emperor Francis Joseph on
Friday Count Kapnist served eight years as
secretary of the Russian Embassy In Paris While
Count Goluchowski was there, and during that
time the two belonged 10 the same social clque
In the French capital. Count kapnist married
the German Countess einbock- Fermor but this
alliance did not make him any more pro-DerHah'
as he was ana still is a well-known supporter Of
the Russo French entente. Count Won Eulenours
will return to Vienna without delay and 1t Is
understood that he is under instructions 70 watch
closely the developments arising from the recent
diplomatic changes.
The Emperor's bag of game at Proekelwtz in
Guided eighteen roebucks. During two OF the
days Of his stay there was a continuous down
pour Of rain. but the Emperor nevertheless pur-
sued the chase. When he was not shooting ne
was driving team Of five white Russian horses,
three wheelers abreast and two leaders abreast
He spent last Sunday with Count Dohna-Mall-
mitz and with him went 10 church at the Al
stadt. The Empress during the kaisers absence
was much seen in Be~lin. where she was en-
gagged in shopping and visiting. She does not APP
pear to be in her usual health, and after the
opening OF the Baltic and North Sea Canal she
Is going with her children TO some bathing-place
on the Baltic. the Kase. in the mean time going
on a yachting trip in Swedish waters.
With the adjournment Of the Reichstag the
Berlin officials begin their holidays. Or. Bose;
Minister Of Ecclesiastical Affairs instruction ana
oil, .1.se 70 ar
and Baron Won Hamnerstein. Minister OF Agri-
culture has gone to Hamburg. Most OF the
Minister'S however, will be required 10 altehu
the Emperor until the Kiel festivities are over
The report Of the engineers on the CONDITION oI
the new canal was presented 10 the emperor
Yesterday. 1t Is understood 10 guarantee tne
fitness OF the canal 10 permit the passage vi .''e
naval procession in accordance with the pro-
gramme II is intended that Prince Henry OF
Prussia on board the yacht Hohenzollern ac-
companied by the dispatch-boat C'rHe, sna" ~
through the canal on June and carefully eX-
anime its banks especially near the Criminal
where active operations are In progress, WIN d
view Of deepening. widening ana sTehslhTiiniiis
the canal guard against iurther IahusHurH'
The members Of the Canal Committee express
confidence that the opening Of The canai VIII De
q complete success. ,.o
The plan Of the Kaisers marquee at lioitenau
has been recast and "a great hall In which sIahd
festival Will be held Is IN course OF eiecuon on
the Klc side Of the canal. The original loed
was the construction Of a large tent hlter Tue
model OF the old warshlp Niobc. The Kaiser dc-
vised marquee the model or a snip OF 'hc
seventeenth century, and intrustcd Herr ''uheI'
the Berlin architect. 10 carry ou' 'he wo'N mn M
,no lines which the Emperor laid down. The
mast Of the old ship Molike Will be useu as -, :,
bowsprlt and three other immense has's VIII
assist IN supporting and adjoining lhc " 'so "o
which viii measure 40 feet IN length by 100 i''l
in width The dining saloon VIII be ~ zee, ,ons
and 60 feet wide. and the marquee WIN De ns" ,n
by electric lamps throughout feature y, '',
night fccs viii be torchiight p," oo ,,,'n
through the streets Of Kicl In which lSooo me"
will take psrt.
FIX -Prcmicr Stambuoff OF Bulgaria was , ~
pcctcd To- come to Berlin 20 consult eminent W.
man physicians IN regard 10 ms hlIi'ot ,ii,ad
fore taking a course Of the waters AT 'hr'Spp"''
kilograms received from Sofia to-day say nm,
although the ok. Premicr's treatment ~ inat'''