The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-17

py majority cf the reHslissag This
nsteEaace was greeted with mach Cor
servatlve cheering.
Won Karysoff. a wesl-xnawr chasnyassr
OF law. Described na-fnetaalfsas as pro-
seezion % the German peasant classes
and as 3 sure buiwari assaanSs so~sal-
Ism. This remark Was greeted with de-
rlSase laughter On the Socialists
benches. The chief opposition against
double standard, said Kardoff. came
from privy councillors In the minisse-
rsl departments.
Coant wegsler here arose from his
seat and declared that the chiefs Of the
departments were respssasiesc so- the
policy Of the departments.
After speech by Never. which
ELECTED reply from Kardcfy. the mo-
! ton OF Mirhsush was mt 10 the hs,t,Se
and carried. amid foua applause from
the members Of TIE right The motion
was carried by the united votes of the
conservatives and CeStrists and with
a few exceptions the National Liberals,
The newly formed German m-metalnc
league wsil meet on the 18th inst.
Speeches viii be delivered before the
asagua by EaEsioff. Cousa. Nsrharh.
Arcnsss and two well known nsanafac-
furerS. Wueiflng and Aschendorff.
Tie passage OF the aiifi-reyoluiionary
Dill by s.ss reicasssag seems now 10 be
assured, tie Negotiations between the
government and the leaders OF the ce,-
ter party, especially Later ana Gposher.
having 81 length rcsisated in an agree
nissnt that some amendment shall be In
coraorzsSed ia the bin in ssxsier 10 enable
the nitiapers og the center party TO
claim that their Votes are given for the
measure for The sake OF religion and
morality. The majority Of the Csatho-
lc press. however. regard the action e.s
the tenirtsts in agreeing to support
the BID as Gesegtion OF party prisl-
eipies ana declare rsat II will be con-
dHIniiesa by the majority Of the Caahc--
las OF Germany. By winning over the
followers of Iieber and Groeber, who
number between thirty and forty, the
government Is sure TO secure e4a votes
for the measu-e, and this viii give
them a safe majority. What bargain
the Centrists have made with the gov
erna'ent remains unknown.
Invitations will be issued hy the GOV.
errsnsent TO all the maritime powers OF
Europe and America 10 sesasf war sh;ns
to take part IN the naval display and the
fetes which will take place on the OPEN
ing or the Baltic and North Sea canal
on the 18th of June, Ii Is understood that
President Faure will accept the invitation
TO be sent 10 France. The emperor is
taking a keen interest sn che opening of
the new canal. 1t is expected that 1s
opening Will serve TO bring back the wan
srsur ,ctsfx
t5n and other German ports. The fetes
viii be on grand scale. and will last
several days
A monster concert win take place next
Saturday in the coion1sas!a of the reichs.
tag building. for the benefit of the reia.
tives OF the persons who lost their lives
ay the sinking OF the Ellie. The royal
orchestra Will take part In aha performs
anee.
The American residents of Berlin have
arranged to celebrate washington's birth
day by a concert. addresses and bali at
the reichshcff. Ambassador Runyon will
prcsi'se and viii ALSO. on tie saInn day.
from to 5 o'clock In the afternoon. hold
a reception at his residence.
derisson Of tse sever me It has been
published. by which canned corn beef
and other canned meats win hereafter
pay duty of 20 marks per 100 kiios. In
stead of II marks. as the favored na-
ton clause In the treaties between the
United States and Germany would seem
to require
The reichstag today adopted resoiu-
ton instructing. the federal governmen, 10
issue invitations for an international mon
ctary conference TO take action for the re-
Sah itaf san nf
tiinm.
Count Won Posadowsky wegner. secre-
tary OF state for the imperial treasury.
on behalf OF the government declared
sympathy with the object aimed at