New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
WAITING FOR THE KAISER.
HE KEEPS ON HUNTING. REGARDLESS OF
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS.

HE KEEPS ON HUNIlNG, HE6ARDhHSs'o ~
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
THE COURSE OF THE GOVERNMENT UNDECIDED
IN HIS ABsENcE-PosITIoN OF THE CHAN
CELLoR AND BARON Won KoBLLER NOT
WEAKENED BY DEFEAT IN THE
REIcHsrAG-TALK OF COUP
p'ErAr-rHE Won KoTzE
AFFAIR PREPARA-
TONS FOR THE
KEEL FETEs.
Berlin, May 1S-The failure OF the leading
Government projects does not seem to have I'M
paired the position Of either Chancellor Won Ho-
henlohe or Baron Won KILLER. the Prussian Min
lister of the interior Both the foreign and the
home press overhastiy concluded that changes In
the Ministry would inevitably follow the defeat
OF the Anti-Socialist and Tobacco Tax bills. for
getting how these measures particularly the
Anti-Socialist bill. originated. The press blamed
the Chancellor and Baron K0ller as the au-
thors Of the measure. which Count Won Caprivi,
who was Chancellor when the bill was drafted
would undoubtedly have been intrusted 10 carry
through the House II the Emperor had not found
the time opportune TO dismiss him. Inc EN-
peror is credited with regretting that he has to
rely upon Baron Won K0ers manner OF handling
debates both in committee and the plerary sit
tings Of the House. report Is current that
hearing some one allude to Baron Won k0llers
style as offensive to the Reichstag. the emperor
said: quite right: auf einen grooen kiotz gehort
Elm gr0ber keil" Baron Won Roller, who Is TINS
"gr0ber keil." to-day opened he Industrial Ex-
hibition at Strasburg in the presence Oh large
concourse Of people from many parts OF the En-
pire.
Chancellor Won Hohenlohe continues placidly TO
watch the course or affairs from the Cnanceier'e
The Emperor has been hunting all week. regaro-
less of the Ministerial crisis The papers nave
insisted that until the Emperor returns 10 bernh
the question Of what the Government VIII 10
after its series Of defeats Will not be decioeo
The semi-ofIicial "Schlesische Zeituhg cec'aieo
that It Is impossible TO conduct the Government
with Reichstag elected by universal suHrase'
AS the Reichstag will not consent 10 moo'iy inc
electoral laws, coup detat VIII DE hecess" .
Tho Emn,re the paper adds. must be reconsu-
,,,od IN q new basis. excluding universal SUI
frage Count Won Waldersee is suggested as tue
guide for the State through revolution.
The "KIeine Journal" commenting on the SUD-
tect Of a coup d'etat, says that such s'i'Ne'
involving the dissolution Of the Empire, wouid
entail the gravest complications. notably re-
vision of the Treaty Of Frankfort ana perhaps
tho loss OF Alsace-Lorraine and the Ha'sea''c
towns. ,
In order to show the way to new conu''io"
Of things Count Pfoil Hansdori VIII prepare d
motion for submission to the Lardtag propos'"s
the abolition Of universal suffrage ana .he see
ballot This proposed motion is already receiv-
loro mi y.
The upper house OF tie Landtag Is certain 10
oaon, tho motion and even the lower house Is
ukeiv to approve 1t. Under Prussla's electoral
SYSTEM the adoption of such motion would
mean no more than declaration OF genera
nrnc,nle but II might help to expedite grand
Ir,neria, crisis. The Conservatives In the Land
tao aim AT the immediate adoption OF a practicai
oru-revo,ution measure for Prussia, hoping that
tho par,iaments OF the other German States Will
foI,ow Prussias example. AS Baden. Bavaria
and Wurtemberg are not likely to concur In the
n,ans of Prussia Germany may become the
battlefield OF policies tending to weaken the En-
pire. 49,,
The "Wochenblatt," Deputy Arendts paper
urges the appointment Of a strong reformed MN
ietrv with General Bronsart Won SchellenoorI'
nj present Prussian Minister Of War, as Imperial
Chancellor.
The foundation-stone Of the Emperor Wiiham
memorial on Schl,ss Freiheit will be laid by the
Emperor on July l. The recemonies will be I'M
posing
The Won Kotze affair has now entered Its final
nhase. II will be recalled that Herr Won kotze'
master Of ceremonies. was arrested on the charse
NJ hoine the author Of the scandalous letters that
for a long time kept the highest circles OF Ger
man society in q ferment. His innocence was
ultimately proved. but duel grew out OF inc
trouble Won Kotze fighting Baron Won Reiscnacn
and being seriously wounded. He has no" re
| covered. and Duke Ernest Gdnther ana count
Hohenau have come to Berlin to congratulate
Won Kotze on his restoration to health. HANDS
were shaken by the former opponents. ana II was
| agreed to let bygones be bygopes
| The residents OF Kiel have already begun to
| calculate their profits in connection with the
| opening Of the North Sea Canal which Will DC
| one OF the greatest functions or recent years
Every available room In the town and It's neign
| borhood has already been engaged py persoIs
DESTROYS of seeing the great display. Tnose VINO
| have rooms for hire ask 20 marks night lot tnt
most meagre apartment. The railway authori
ties of Hamburg and other centres VIII oetray
| the cost Of the erection Of a temporary lmperla
| payiion at Holtenau. This Will be planned tc
accommodate 200 guests 1t Will be Nv metres
| long and "a metres wide. 1t will be built In im
| tation OF the German training frigate Nlope tn'
| masts and rigging OF that vessel being used In
| the construction With regard TO the defects II
| the canal 1t be said that they are cnienI
| between Briinebuttel and Rendsburg. The banks
| need constant watching. but nothing Is likely u
| occur that will impede navigation.
| After the extreme heat severe cold has set In
| SNOW has fallen in Southern and Western Ger
| many. and there have been heavy snowstorm
| in Galicia and Posen.
| NEWFOUNDLAND'S CREDIT SHAKY
sa4E FINDS 1T NEXT TO IMPOSSIBLE TO FLOAT ]
| LOAN UNDER PRESENT CONDITIONS.
| St. Johns ~ F., May B-Reports which hav
reached here from Montreal to the effect that Colona