The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-08
Emperor William Wishes He
Could Kill Them All.
SO DO HIS INTIMATE FRIENDS.
But Every Liberal in 6ermauy viii
Fight oppressive Legislation.
The Socialist Organ Exposes the Lack
OF Principle or the conservatives
The New Army Maneuvers-Lord
Lonselals Visiting the Emperor.
Copyrighted bv the Associated Press.

'NFAIkA HNF4 on A1F sASSGGAatNN fFtSss
Berlin. sept. s Emperor Williams de-
nunCiatlou of Socialists in his speech &C
the banquet m the imperial palace Mon
day evening ia nonor Of the surrender OF
Sedan has been tne theme af animated dis
cussion n the press ln Berlin during the
week. The official organ Of tho Conserva-
tives. in IT'S anger. seriously proposes the
exclusion OF Socialist deputies from all
the committees OF the relehstaG. in dis
regard Of the fact that the course would
ha unconstitutional. The press generally
has heen In dispute over the meaning OF
the emperor's words. They believe that
the emperor wishes TO have law passed
which shall be even more stringent in its
provisions than the Bismarck law of lssS-
Emperor William has recently been read
ing extracts made from thu Socialist
newspapers. and his encourage. especial
IS Herr Won Lucanus chief Of his ma3es-
tvs civil cabinet. Herr Won Wiedel. chief
of the emperors household. and Herr Won
Hanke. have famed thefiame of his indig-
nation az insulting references 10 his
grandfather. Emperor William J. This
eliminated Monday morning in he en-
peror saying 70 one of his intlmates. 1T
is time We made an end OF this
There IS but one section OF thu German
press that desires the enactment Of new
repressive measures. The center ani tho
Liberal press unanimously condemn ths
Socialist press for their insults to tbs
emperor. bat utter warnings against the
enactment of unconstitutional renreSsive
measures.
Another sensation has been caused hy
the Norwaerts publishing the correspond
ence of Baron Won Hammerstein, former
~ the editor Of Nreuz Zeitung, who re-
tired from political life early in the year.
in a rather scandaious quarrel with this
Agrsrian party. The letters. which bear
the impress OF authenticity, convict the
Conservative leaders of base opnoriunism.
even 20 the point OF desertion TO the So
Cialist ranks. unless their agrarian de-
mands should be separated. II Is sup
posed Hammerstein Is trying 10 intini-
date his colleague by exposing the IN
trIgues.
Four army corps. comprising l2nooo men.
ara engaged In the Stettin maneuveFy.
Emperor Williams guests there include
Prince Joseph Of SaXony. the crown prince
Of Italy. Prince Leopold Of Arnulf, Lord
Roberts OF Candahad. and the Earl OF
Ionsdale Emperor William expects that
what time he IA not in command Of the
troops lie VIII be umpire of the manen-
vers. The Earl of Lonsdale. since his arr
rival IN Germany. has besn constantly
With Emperor Williams company.
The German-American veterans arc de-
lighted with the Kindness they have met
everywhere. Mr.. Fourche. of Chicago.
in an interview with correspondent. said
that when they visited friedrlchsruhe
they found Prince Bismarck In a most
amiable mood. The prince showed them
all the courtesies in his power. fie insist
sd on Mr. Fourche tasting the wines and
snrits in his cellar. and would take no
denial. Prince Bismarck was very curious
10 obtain an opinion as 70 tho quality or
his American whisky. not being he said.
much OF a connoisseur Of that article
since tho DAYS when John Lothrop Mot
lev and George Bancroft represented the
United States at Berlin The veterans
were assigned to an advantageous posi-
tioa from which to view the parade on
the TcmpiehoT fxld. There the emperor
couversed with them with evident pleas
ure. on Wednesday he cent 10 each or
them a souvenir medal. on one side OF
which was his portrait To MIR Muller.
~ Nebraska city. the emperor said: The
old Berlin barracks In which you were
ouartered arc still there. They ere no
better than they were then. The Teichs-
tae- does not give money with which 20
hulld better" To Mr.. Grabbert. Of Chi
cago. who carries big American nag
. heuever the club marches. Emperor
William said: II suppose you love that
beautiful fag?" Mr.. Stall Of Chicago. =
veteran of ISIS. was especially compll~
rnented by Emperor william and by ths
Kings OF Saxony and Wurtcmhurg on his
robust health and erect carriage. Others
we're kindly noticed.
The American consular rules as 20 marx
ing out bills of ladlng are felt by al Ger
man exporters TO impose great hardshlps
on them. Many complaints arc already
finding their ways into the newspapers.