The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
1T SHOOK GERMANY
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Interests, should He Chance to Have
such, Might be Jeopardixed In a Similar
Aanner-kmperor Williams Visit to
BISMARCK was Tor the Purpose of Get
ting the Old Mau's Advice on How to
deal with the SociaIists-Enpire's An
niFersarv.
Copyrighted 1886 by Associated Press,)
Berlin, Dec, N.-President Cleve-
lana MESA ge 70 congress on the boun-
dary dispute between Great Britain
and Venezuela dropped Ike a thunder
bolt upon Germany, and Immediately
oVershadowed all questions Of domestic
politics and the Armenian imbrogI!o,
Ihe almost general commenda ton OF
the action Of President Cleveland upon
the part of the German press Is due
less TO love for England than TO the
convection that the interests of Ger
many are also threatened. In poIitI-
tsI anu even IN government circles,
tee atnude OF the marquis OF Sails
Duty IS receiving unusually unanimous
approval. evidently with the hone Of
hnpresSlng Americans with the belief
mat Germany IS backing England an
in this dispute, and TO thus induce
PRESIDENT Cleveland to abandon the Do
sitlon he has taken before serious from
Ole supeTveneS- Nobody, however, now
expects that hostiHt4es between the
Two countries VIII break out and the
financial aspect of the affair Is taken
much more seriously here
II the dispute between Great Britain
and the United States were to prow
acute, 1t IS thought here that the for
hler country wiuld endeavor TO obtain
d phonouncement upon the part of rhe
european governments gainst Pres;
dent Cleveland's Interpretation OF tba
Monroe doctrine, for the success OF Mr.
Cleveland. 1t is thought, would have
grave consequences in the future rela-
tions between European powers and
the turbulent South American states.
Inc IateSt news from America, how
ever, Is regarded as promising the re-
Iusal or the business men to endorse
PRESIDENT Cleveland's attitude, and ALI
eyes are directed towards the deveIop-
menu or the financial crisis. The
Telchstas having adjourned until Jan
udry ., no public expression of official
OpIhlon Is possible just now.
EAGPBROR'S BISMARCK VISIT.
Next to President Cleveland. Emperor
Williams visit to Prince Bismarck at
fr1edr1chsruhe has been the topic of
the week Instead of being, as at first
IN tlInated, purely a visit of courtesy.
ms naJesty's call upon the EXCHANGED
!or appears to have been of prime DO
AlIcaI Importance, for the news leaked
out early In the week that the emperor
sought the advice of Prince Bismarck
on the eastern and Socialist questions
Inc German press at first refused to
Relieve this; but it is now generally ad-
mitted to be correct. The matter reach
Cd the ears of the public by the indiS-
Greet conversation Of a high official m
whom the emperor personally confidad
the information, and later Prince Bis
lllarcks own organ the HAMBURGER
y Ndcnrlchten, confirmed the statement.
II is reported that Prince bismarck
ADVISED the emperor to introduce into
lne relcnStag, 50 soon as possible. a
now antl-Socialist bill, modelled on the
h-H or 1873, but containing more strin-
gent provisions. The ex-chancellor. II
Is also understood, counselled the ac-
ceptance Of the resignation of DR.. Bo-
"ipIcner, the imperial secretary of state
for the interior, and Baron Marscha1
Won Bieberstein, the imperial minister
Tor foreign affairs, whose resignation
nave been in the emperor's pocket
since spring.
The Hamburger Nachrichten during
the course of several articles on the
subject. discussed the iminent necessi-
~ or suppressing, by military action,
lhe social revolution which is believed
90 be threatened.
BISMARCK WILL ATTEND.
Prince Bismarck has accepted an in
TO attend the fetes on January
Is, the anniversary of the re-estab blish-
ing Of the empire. These celebra tions
VIII be highly impressive and upon a
large scale. The emperor will review
the guard corps, all attired in their new
gray oVercoats, on the templehoff field
Prlnce Bismarck viii stand on his right
hand, and all the leading statesmen,
princes and generals of the stirring
times Of 1901 who are still living
viii be present The banquet at the
palace, which will follow, will be a
memorable one for the toasts and ora
tons which viii mark the occasion.
Prince Bismarck viii follow his mai
esty in a speech.
Living pictures Will also form a part
OF the program. A citizens festival
committee has been formed here and
there VIII be a grand commers at the
Philharmonic hall.
IN consequence Of the number of re-
cent indiScretions in betraying military
secret orders and arrangements. to So
ciaitsts. and imperial mandate has been
issued 10 the generals commanding
the different army corps. forbiddinr-
al soldiers. under severe penalties 10
dlNuiEe any matters pertaining 70 army
communications. They are especially
forbidden 70 furnish any lnforu.a ton 10
the newspapers.
Everybody is preparing for Christ
mas. The imperial family viii pass
the season In the same manner as last
year \ magnificent pine tree has
peen sent 20 Potsdam from Count Won
Mirbach estate in East Prussia, for
the use OF the little people Of the i'm
perial family and il Will be Illuminated
With old-fashioned wax candles as well
as with modern electric lights on Christ
mas night.
Business has been excellent this week
owing 10 favorab bic weather.
The American Girls club will hold
a reception on Christmas day.
CURE FOR HEADACHE.