The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13

ASSoc1dIed2 Press. lit was announced
this afternoon that the chancellor, Prince
Hoalenlohe, viii start tomorrow on his
lonstalked Of visit to Prince Bis1narck,
who is now at FrEedr'ichsruhe This visit
ihas been postponed during the Christ
mas recess owing to tine fact that Prince
HohenloEe has been suffering from an
acute attack of neuralgia in the face.
Prince Bismarck. in spite of his intense
grief at the loss of the princess, his wife,
remains in fair health The reports pub
lislled in some newspapers that his men
raj powers are failing are quite I'M
founded.
Flowers For bismarck.
Count Won Moltke aide-de-cannp of the
emperor, returned ito Berlin today after
accomplishing the imperial mission of
presenting Prince Bismarck with a gift
OF flowers, yesterday being the anniver-
sary of the princes memorable speech in
the reichstag advocating am increase of
the strength OF the German army. The
emperor aIde-de-camp brought back
from Friedrichsruhe a letter in which
FRINGE bismarck heartily thanked the
emperor and expressed great regret that
the state of his health prevented him
coming to Berlin in person. certain
newspaper of Berlin processes to know
Bismarck ait .Schcenhauseu ait the Begin
ming of March. This statement, how
ever, lacks continuation
1T was ru1nored today that the minis
Ter OF commerce. F'refherr Won Berlepsch,
is about to resign, and that he will be
succeeded by Herr Studt, Cover of West
phalia. the imperial secretary of state
for foreign affairs, and minister of state
mas the same intentions, and Count Won
Hatzfeldt- Wildenberg, the German ann
bas5ador ait London. Is spoken of as his
successor. The position of Or. Carl Won
Boetticher, vice-president of the Prl1ssian
council of ministers and imperial score
tary of state for the government, is also
declared TO be shaken These resolutions,
In view. of what is eredibly said to have
occurred at a cabinet council early this
week, need not cause surprise. During
the debate on the anti-reyollrtion bill in
the refchstag on Tuesday, Prince Hoilen-
zone presided at meeting of the minis
try, and the question of 6liss0lying the
reichStag was FOR the first time openly
discussed at the instance of the chan
eellor. Dr.. Won Boetsicher, who. like
F're1heFr Won Bieberstein, has thus far
not lifted UP a. finger on behalf of 9the
passage of the bill, declared that it was
his conviction that THE measure was sure
of being defeated in the reiciYstas. Fret
nerr Won BiebeTstefn expressed the same
opinion, and hence the reports of further
changes IN the ministry.
Condition of Cenfrist Support.
The statements of the members of the
Center party during the debate on the
, anti-revolution bill bsar out the previous
understanding that the support Of the
Centrists in the attempt TO pass the mea-
sure will only be given if the govern
ment comedies their demands. notably
the return of the Jesuits 10 Germany,
and after important notifications have
been made in the bill itself That some
legislation in THE agrarian interest will
be submitted by the government appears
now TO be pretty certain, in view of the
uterances OF the emperor during the last
few days and other incidents His maj
lesty is known to have impressed the min
istry with the necessity of providing for
the needs of the husbanJlry and on Wed
nesday night in conversation after din
her with the officers of the HuSsar boe1y
guard at Potsdam, the emperor being the
guest of the Hussars, he remarked:
| Something must be done for our 'tillers
i country will be seriously affected"
1t is a significant fact, in connection
Y 18th the agrarian question, that the agra
rian leader, Count Won Morbach, whose
from the list of the en1peror's guests al
the banquet at Kongsberg last autumn
has just issued an. electoral address in
which be says that he was greatly pleas
perceive that the high authorities arc
now convinced that only by working il
unison with the views of the conservative
party, can they accomplish any good fol
inc ldIDeIldlG.
Wants a Great Navy.
The following remark is attributed tc
| the emperor and is said to- have beer
address which he delivered on the German
navy last Tuesday when he represented
! to his hearers that in view of the fact
| that the German merchant marine was
now the second largest in the world, the
! German navy should be increased by :
number of fast cruisers. He is quoted az
| saying:
what it is, so want to make the German
| l:avy great.
| The drawing, or map, with which En-
| peror William illustrated his speech OF
| the navy has been deposited among the
archives of the herrenhauS of the PruS
sian diet.
The Socialists continue making a. hart
| fight against the government. The tor
| waerts announces that during the pas
sentenced for various offenses such Il:
'lesemajeste'' and for insulting public
| officials.
The American consular reports from va
rlous districts of Germany for the las
quarter are favorable to Gtrmany's eN
| port interests. The Hamburg district
shows an increase of S5OO,00O over tht
same quarter es Of O 14 I Bgesla1 sh9Ts 9 AT
Mera, s1,700,OOO; Magdeburg, $500, 900
| Chsnnitz, $500, 900; G]auchaus, S52o, $50; Der
| lin, S250,000. From nearly. ali the othel
districts "a great increase is reported
4 Huge Tennis Court.
Emperor William has caused a huge
lawn tennis court to be erected for win
| ter use in one of the largest halls 0l
! the exposition, near the Lehrte depot i
will be used by the whole court Tor tnf
| next three months.
During the courts stay in Berlin {
rather gay season may be expected II TN
progra mme of festivities sanctioned by
| the emperor is not interfered with by IN
| fcrseen circumstances. The whole series
! of balls. masquerades and receptions nave
| been arranged.
Mr.. Henry Willard has announced h:
| intention of residing in Berlin in the fu
| ture Lately he has been living IN Mu
mich.
| been siezed in this eitv because thew were
strongly infected with trichnae; a Rus
| star hog has also Been siezed Tor Int
same reason.
| The minister of husbandry and OF th'
| Interior has issued a general order to TN
provincial presidents to enforce. the san
| itary inspection Of all meat offered fo'
Thirteen cadets belonging to the crd
nance school of Magdeburg,. who. were III!
phcated in the recent acts OF fnsuborfii
| nation, were taken today to the fortress
| of Spandau where they will serve Ion.
! terms of imprisonment after having bee.
degraded.
vanished from the garrison CT Hamburg
| He is supposed 70 have committed sui
| eide although he had his baggage and tn.
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