The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-01
POINTS TO A CRISIS
MINISTERIAL TEXTURES ARE INsr.
CURE IN GERMANY.

lie Not in Accord rs to Measures to Come
Up at the Coming Session of the Reich
stag-seci.l;stic Taunts-German News
In General
copyrighted 1895 by Associated Press.)
Berlin, Nov. 30.-Eyerything points
to cabinet crisis, in spite OF official
denials- The positions OF Herr Koeller
the Prussian minister for the interior;
DR.. Won Boetticher, the vice president
Of the council OF ministers and imperial
eral Bronsart Won Schellindorf. the
minister Of war; Freiherr Won Berlepch,
tn minister OF commerce; Freiherr Mar
schall Won Biberstein, the minister for
foreign affairs. and even that OF Herr
Won Lucenus, the chief Of the imperial
civil cabinet. are said to be shaken.
Evidences of widespread court intrigue
TO get rid of ministers who are dlstaste-
full to the Agrarians. Conservatives
and military party. have come TO the
surface recently. Herr Won Koeiier is,
apparently, the minister who is the
most threatened. The emperor, Ii is
stated, is displeased at the recent NAL
adroit prosecutions for les majestic, es-
pecially the case OF Professor Delbruak
which was ordered by Herr Won Koe-
ler,. The cabinet itself, moreover, is
divided respecting the expediency OF
adopted by the police. and nobody
isterial upheavaI.
The emperor during the last few
days, has been treating General Won
Schweinitz, former German minister
to Russia, with marked distinction, and
1t is whispered in court circles that he
will succeed Herr Won Koeller as minis
ter for the interior. The latter. how
ever, continues to enjoy the approba-
ton OF the Conservatives
Count on Mirbach, the leader OF the
party, has issued a man
ifeSto to the electors of East Prussia
in which he rejects for his party the
oyertureS Of the National Liberals and
declares that the Conservative center
will continue to constitute a majority
OF the reichstag and the diet and that
he government can have his party sup
port only in exchange for some measure
similar 10 the Kanitz grain monopoly
bill, and the Redistribution Of bimetal-
ism as clearly defined. Ths govern
ment program. modelled largely on the
policy of Prince Bismarck, he declares,
IS absolutely required to induce conf
dence in the government. This mani
festo is clearly aimed at the majority
of the present cabinet.
ANTI-SOCIALISM.
The extraordinary police campaign
against the Socialists during the past
week, involving the search of the hous-
IS OF all the Socialist leaders, including
he members Of the reichstag, and the
closing of about dozen OF the leading
Socialist clubs, is based on the ANTIGUA
ed Prussian law of ASSOCIATE ton. dating
back to 1850. Every day this week
aids have been made upon the clubs
md residences of Socialists in Berlin
md other towns, and about a score OF
he leading Socialists are TO be prose (
.uted.
The closing Of the big Socialist clubs .
n Friday, however, has caused the
,reatest flutter in Socialist circles. and
he matter will be brought before the
when exciting debates are ex-
,ected.
In spite of the repression, the Social
SITS remain defiant and the Vorwaerts
he organ of the party, prints an 'front.'
al article advising Herr Won Koeller to
lAit
will tend to make the Socialist party
tronger and more harmonious, and
iting the results of the era of Tessen-
OFF. during which the Socialist party
extupled.
next will be without special
rilliance. The nature of all the gov
rnment bills is known and there will
e nothing surprising during the ses-
ion, though 1t is expected TO be stor-
~ one, on account Of the introduction
eXtraneous matter, much as the les
lajeste prosecutions, and the Ham
letters are sure to lead to hea-
ID discussions.
Prince Bismarck has accepted MEM
ership in the German associa ton of
ports and on Friday a delegation from
lie Berlin academy OF arts, headed by
rofessor Ende. presented him with a ,
'lendidly mounted address, appoint
g him an honorary member.
Influenza is again appearing in cpl
emic form in Berlin, notably in the
orthern part OF the city. and among
Ie school children diptheria and scar
{ fever are raging. The mortality In
erin has increased % per cent.
WILLIAMS GOOD LUCK.
It is the intention OF the emperor 70 ,
nd to the Berlin exposition next sum- !
er three magnificent trophies won by .
m al shooting matches. Two OF them
e gold shields studded with Jewels
Id one Is an immense silver tankard
nilarly bejeweled. During the bat !
IS this week his majesty had his usu-
luck. and two days at Goehrde yield )
thirteen stays and sixty-one bears. :
le barley shooting resulted in bag !,
ng 4ss hare and three roebuciIs. At :
g pheasant drive in the wild park, 372 :
these birds were killed.
United States Consul Carol has quite .
from the sickness which has ,
en- troubling him for sor7e time past. =
: was able 10 be present at Thanks =
Wing celebration on Thursday las: :
this city. Smaller gatherings in =
nor OF the day occurred al Leipsic, =
gttgart. Dresden and Heidelberg
The United States consul general. Mr..
aries de Kay. gave a reception IN
nor OF the United States minister
Denmark. Mr.. James z Rlsley. e
The first Christmas trees arrived here
IS week and fetched high prices Snow
IN Berlin on Wednesday.
IN the anniversary OF the death of &
incess Bismarck. Wednesday last. p
. emperor and empress sent a large ,
esth tied with a broad s1Ik ribbon. =
bTosdered with the imperial crown
their Initials "a - rt4c@1 On hs-r -