The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-27
HAD TO SHOW DOWN
GERMAN GOVERNMENT MADE TO APP.
PEAR AND TELL WHY.
Commission on Authorization Bill Rent
by Internal Differences--Document are
Presented Upon Which the Government
Bases the Bfn--Certain Pet Clauses
Thrown Out, Even Then--Emperor Will
liam and the Mikado Swap Gewgaws--
Bismarckean COurtesies Williams
Birthday acknowledgements News.


copyrighted 1885 by the Associated Press
Berlin, Jan. Specifically what inter
EST that has been aroused this week
centered in the deliberations of the
commission to which the anti-revolu-
ton bill was referred. Some bitter con-
tests have been fought within the COM
mission between the representatives Of
the government and the opponents Of
the bill with the result that the gov
eminent was forced to consent to lay
before the commission part, at least, of
the material, printed or verbal, upon
which the bill was based. The govern
ment also suffered a distinct rebuff on
paragraph three, making it a felony to
introduce Socialist or Radical ideas in
the army, and the second and more
important section of this paragraph,
providing severe penalties even when
Indictment has no result, was rejected
by II to u.
Emperor William last evening receiv
ed in audience Count Aoki, the Japa-
nese minister who presented his majes-
ty with the insignia of the order of the
Chrysanthemum,i bestowed upon the
emperor by the nikado Of Japan in re-
cognition Of the services rendered to the
Japanese army by the instructions
given by German officers to the Japa-
neSe.
PRINCE BISMARCK INVITED.
1t is announced that the emperor has
expressed the intention Of presiding
personally at the meetings Of the Prus-
sian state council which will convene
TO discuss Agrarian questions and that
Prince Bismarck will be especially in
vited to take part in the deliberations.
Coun Won kanitZ and Count Won Mira
bach, the Agrarian leaders, will take
part in the work of the council of state,
the former having already been APP
pointed a councillor and the appoint
nent of the latter is being decided upon
But the government organs take pains
TO point out that Count Won Kanitz's
grain monopoly bill will not be accept
ed. On the other hand, the opposition
newspapers dwell on the fact that the
agricultural section of the council is
now totally composed Of Agrarians and
big land owners and also that the agri-
cultural commission of the reichstag
has resolved to forthwith introduce
Count Won Kanitz's bill in the reichstag.
In spite Of the energy of the promoters
of the bill, there is, however, but little
choice Of the bill becoming a law.
The birthday anniversary of Emper-
orally and popularity celebrated than
for years past Nearly ali the reigning
princes of Germany will appear either
personally, like the king Of Saxony and
the king of Wurternburg and the grand
dukes OF Hesse, Baden and Oldenburg.
Or by proxy to present their congratula
tons to the emperor. His majesty has
reviewed a letter from Prince Bismarck
relocating him upon his birthday and !
begging to he excused from personally |
presenting his congratulations as his |
poor health and the severity of the |
weather prevents him from travelling. |
The emperor replied in a cordial letter |
of thanks, written in his own hand.
WILL WHOOP THINGS UP.
The event will be celebrated by the |
with a gala dinner at the !
Nonopole hotel tomorrow night, while |
the armies and official world will begin |
today and will keep it up |
different regiments and cities until the |
middle of February. The students of |
The various universities will all hold /
feteS. The higher officers Of state, mill |
tary officers, members of the diplomatic |
corps and distinguished foreigners,
the latter being Poultney Bige-
low, will carry their congratulations
personally TO the emperor tomorrow at
the castle.
The court reception last Wednesday
was attended by 1000 persons from far
and near
The news that the committee of ways
and means of the United States house
Of representatives had recommended
the repeal of the American difrerental
duty on sugar, was received very favor
ably here. In an inspired article, the
kreuZ Zeitung point out that the sugar
interests of Germany are now in q cri-
teal condition, that q, 000, 900 hundred
weight of sugar is now on the market
change before August q number of SUI
gar producers in Germany will fail and
whole districts will be injured for years
TO come.
According TO the Ereuz Zeitung it is
absolutely imperative that the govern
nent should come to the assistance |
# the sugar producers and II proposes,
as the only radical remedy, to increase
he export premium.
SOPHIE HARRISON CASE.
The case of Sophie Barrison. the
.ldest of the Barrison sisters who ap-
Deared some years ago in New York
md Count willy" Bernstein, with
whom she eloped. has caused quite a
sensation here. The count, who was
,orn at Naples in 1853, is the son of
he former Prussian minister there
md has a number of influential and
highly connected relatives. Sophie,