The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-05-30
EMPEROR WILLIAM HAS RETURN
ED TO BERLIN.
The Government After the American Pc
troleum Combine-RumOrs of Min
isterial Crisis Still Circulate
Other News Notes.

unexpected parting aCCdch ou lue SoNelh
ment yesterday, just previous to the adj
iournment, Count Kanitz reproached the
ministers with this fact. He declared
that the members of the reichstag might
as we'll leave Berlin empty handed as to
return to their constituents with misera'
BILE pieces of legislation touching upon
"spirits and sugar"
Such legislation, he added, could only
increase the discomfort in the country.
The government, he insisted, had done
nothing in spite of all the promises made
to relieve agricultural distress, and he de-
manded that the government either draft
a new bill by autumn, or accept his motion
to raise the price of cereals.
Baron Won Manteuffel said the whole
| Conservative party subscribed to the opin-
ions on this subject of Count Kanitz.
DR.. Won Boettischer, imperial secreta-
nv of state for the interior, in reply said
| that he regretted so little had been done
during the session, but, he added, the gov
eminent had not felt encouraged to pro-
| long it in the face of such empty benches
as had recently been seen in the house.
One of the chief features of the session,
which has not been without startling in
cidents, has been the rapid growth Of the
bimetallic agitation. The bimetallic par
ty has been even more successful IN the
Prussian diet than in the reichstag, in
asmuch as the resolution of the diet.
instead of merely asking the government
to call a conference as the reichstag did,
instructs the chancellor. Prince HohenlOhe,
much against his liking, to persuade the
bundesrath to frame invitations to the
monetary conference so as to make 1t
plain from the start that Germany wishes
to bring about the general adoption of a
double standard.
DR.. MIGUEL, the Prussian minister of
finance, however, in his speech on the
subject in the diet, while doing his utmost
towards polite Cancellation of the Con-
servatives, was careful to bind the govern
ment as little as possible to any definite
policy Practically, however, there is no
doubt that the bundesrath will empower
the government to invite the powers to
send representatives to the monetary con-
ference.
Finding no support for the bill advocat-
ed by Count Won Kanitz, looking to state
monopoly of the sale of grain, the Agra
rans regard double standard as the
first of the big remedies which they claim
the government owes Lhelh ana they Will
be satisfied with nothing less.
II is interesting 10 note that frlnce
Bismarck, IN MS recent t2lk WIN tne
Saxon deputation. declared himself to be
bimetallist, saying to Mayor Beck of
Freberg that he was obliged when in
office, to yield his own convictions to the
opinions of currency experts.
RumOr still busies itself with the prob
abilities of a ministerial crisis and the
names OF Count yon Gutenberg, Co9n'
Won W2ldersee ana count Won haa9WItH
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