St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-31


proposal to refer the matter to a II
committee, and Herr Holtz, Count
Won Kardiff and others spoke in
favor of the motion. Frieherr Mar
shall Won Bieberstein, minister of /
foreign affairs, defended the COM
mercial treaties and described Count |
Won KanitZ's grain monopoly pro- |
posals as being impracticable. In |
doing SO he said that hopes should |
not be awakened in the breasts OF
people which could never be filled. |
The reichstag then adjourned until |
April "a
Although today's vote was APP
parently a victory for the agra
rians, yet the opinion is generally
expressed that the prospects of
eventual adoption of the proposal
are in ne wise improved. Emperor
William today accorded long audi
ence to Managers Goldberger and
Kuhnemann and to Architect Bruno
Schmitz in regard to the plans for
the Berlin exposition in 1895. His
majesty manifested the Iiveliest in
terest in the plans submitted, ex-
pressing the highest satisfaction
with the proposed organization of
exhibition. He addressed number
less questions to the managers and
the architect, promising to make
early and frequent visits to the ex-
hibition.
According to advices received from
Bremen, the gross profits of the North
German Lloyd Steamship company
during 1894 were $37S, us, compared
with 81, 4S3, S25 in 1893. This balance will
be devoted to the depreciation account
for which another $1,125,OOO will have
| to be taken from the reserve fund
| The unsatisfactory state of industries
and commerce of the United States is
| given as the reason for this reduction
of revenue. The prospects for 1888 are
not encouraging, owing to the loss
to the insurance account by the sink
ing of the Elbe, this loss having to be
| reckoned with next years accounts.
| The most remunerative undertaking of
1894 appears to have been the North
German Lloyd Imperial mail service,
from which there have been excellent
| returns.
There is much satisfaction among the
uIIld dllZGt veterans Oh the AIlG11-
can war residing in Germany because
of receipt Of their pensions again. This
! is due to the repeal of the law which
| suspended their allowances for some
years. Ambassador Runyon dined with
| the Ambassador de Szogiyeny-Maric
of Austria, Wednesday.
Mr.. Macchi, the European represent
alive of the Cotton States International
gNI,o
government is encourag ing participa-
ton in the exhibition at Atlanta, and
efforts are being made to induce manu-
facturers and other business men to
take part in the exhibition.
An unusually large number of Ger
man-Americans, about 100 in all, visit
ing here, who have been arrested,
charged with evading military duty
prior to their emigration to the United
States, have claimed the intercession
of the American embassy since Jan. 1,
of this year. This week two brothers
named Kort were arrested while Wis
iting friends, after seven years resi-
dence in America, where they became
citizens of the United States. Both men
have been released, as well as others
on Mr.. Runyon's representation.
IN BISMARCK'S HONOR.
The banquet in honor of Prince Bis
marck at the Philharmonic hall this
evening was crowded with persons of
distinction from all over the empire,
including many public officials. A num-
Der of ladies appeared in the galleries.
Among htose who were in attendance
at the banquet were DR.. Won Boettich-
er, minister Of the interior; Dr.. MIGUEL,
minister of finance; DR.. Bose, Prus-
sian minister of instruction and Wor-
ship; DR.. Schoenstedt, Prussian min
lister of justice. Many of the mem
bers of the reichstag and diet were
present. DR.. Hahn presided, and called
for three cheers for the emperor
These were given with a will. He al
luded to the recent reconciliation be
tween the emperor and Prince Bis
marck. He condemned the recent &C
ton of the reichstag in the matter OF
the resolution to honor the ex-chan
cellor and referred to the marks of re
spect which his majesty had bestowed
upon the prince.
Prof. Schliemann, DR.. Pfeiderer ant
Herr Trojan followed with speeche:
which aroused much enthusiasm. Tht
gathering concluded with the singing
of Bismarckian songs and the student
prize song.