The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-13
THE EMPEROR AND BISMARCK.
More Talk About That Proposed
Visit.
Passage of the Anti-Revoluttonary
Bill in Doubt.
Ihs Aerarian Lender Issues an Electoral
Address-The Emperor and
the Navy.

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the Christmas recess, owing to the fact
that Prince Hohenlohe has been suffer-
ing from sin acute attack OF neuralgia in
the face.
Prince Bismarck, in spite OF his in
tsnse grief at the loss OF the princess,
his vile. remains in fair health. The
Yeports published in some newspapers
that his mental powers are failing are
quite unfounded.
Count Won Moltke, aidesde-camp OF
the emperor, returned to Berlin todsy,
after accomplishing the imperial mis"
sion, presenting Prince Bismarck with
Nit OF flowers, yesterday being the an
niveraary of the PRINCES memorable
speech in the reichstag advocating an
increase OF the strength of the German
army. The emperor's aide-de.camp
brought back from Friedrichsruhs
letter, in which Prince Bismarck heart
lily thanked the emperor and expressed
great regret that the state OF his health
prevented him from coming to Berlin In
person. A Berlin newspaper processes
to know that the emperor intends to
visit Prince Bismarck at Schoenhausen
ct the beginning Of March. This state
ment, however, lacks confirmation.
1t was rumored today that the mimic
ter of commerce, Freiherr Won Berl-
epsch, is about to resign, and that he
will be succeeded by Herr Studt. govs
ernor of Westphalia. The imperial Sec
tary of state for foreign affairs and
minister of state has the same intention,
and Count Won Hatzieldt- W ildenberg.
the German ambassador at London, 10
spoken of as hia successor.
THE ANTI-REvoLUTloNARY BILL.
The position OF DR.. Carl Won Boet-
bicher, vics-president of the Prussian
council OF ministers aud the imperial
ueoresary of atate for the government, 10
also declared to be shaken. These reso.
lutiona, in view OF what ia credibly said
to have occurred st cabinet council
early this week, need not cause sur
prise. During the debate on the anti
revolution bill in the roichatag on Tuos-
day, Prince Hohenlohe presided at o
meeting OF the ministry and the Ques.
ton OF dissolving the reiehstRg
was for the fret time openly dis
cussed at the instance of the
chancellor. DR.. Won Boetticher. who,
like Frieherr Won Bieberstein, has thus
far not lifted up q finger on behalf OF
the passage of tho bill. declared that 1t
was his conviction that the measure
was sure of bsipg defeated in the reich
stag. Friehsrr Won BieDerssein ex-
pressed the Same opinion, and hence
the reports of further changes in the
miniatry. The statements OF the
Nom bers OF the Center party dur.
u, = kaI In NJ n
bill bear ont the previous understanding
that the support of the CentriHts in the
attempt to pass the measure will only
be given if the government concedef
their demands. notably the return Of
Jesuits TO Germany, and after important
notifications have been made in the bill
itself. That come legislation in the
Agrarian Inherent will be submitted by
the government appears now tt
be pretty certain, in view
of the utterRnces of the emperor
during the last few days and other incl
dents. His majesty ia known to have
impressed the ministry at recent meet
ing with the necessity OF providing fol
the needs of husbandry. and on Wednes
day night in conversation during din
ner with the officers of his bodyguard g
Potsdsm. the emperor being the CUES
OF the du6sRr5, ne remarked:
Something must be done for oul
tillers of the soil or the prosperity Of thu
whole country will be seriously af
iscted,"
THE EMPEROR AND THE NAVY.
It ia O significant fact, in connection
with the agrarian question, that tn,
egrarisn leader, Count Won Morbach
whose name, it will DO remembered
wss struck from the list of the Empe
ror's guests OF the banquet o
Koenigsburg last autumn. han jus
issued an electoral address il
which he says that hs was great,
pleased during his recent stay in Berlin
to perceive that the high authorities art
now convinced that only by working il
unison with the views OF the Conscrva
tive party can they accomplish am
good for the Fatherland.
The following remark ia attributed Il
the emperor, and 10 said to have besl
uttered by him during the course OF thi
address which he delivered on the Ger
man navy last Tuesday, when herepre
sented to his hearers that in view OF tn
fact that the German merchant marin
was now the second largeati in the world
the German navy Hhould be increased by
Vi IEbb CIultoEds I16 IL QuULcQ y
saying: "Aa my grandfather made tn
army what it liz, so l want to make tn
German navy grest." The drawing, o
map. with which Emperor William il
Illustrated his speech on the navy ha
been deposited among the archives 0
the Prussian diet.
The Socialists continue making bar,
fight againet the government. Tn
Voerwaerts announces that during tn
past month 40 Socialist editors hav
been sentenced for various offep9es sncl
as les majestic and for ineu!ting publ
officials.
The American consular reports fron
various dietrcts OF Germany ags favor
able to Germany export interests. Tn
Hamburg departments shows an in
crease of s500,000 over the same quar-
ter Of 1894; Breslau shows sn increas
of $3.50 600; Msyenoo. $3.50. 900; Mere
SI,700 900; Msdgeburg, $500 900; Chem
nitz, 5000, 600; Galuchas. 1925, 900; Bsr
lin. $250,00O.
Two hams imported from Americ
have besu aezed in this city because the
were strongly injected with trichinR.
Russian hog has also been seized for tn
game reason. The minister OF husbandr
and OF the interior has iasued genera
order to the provincial presidenta to Ell
force the Hsnitnry inspeoEion OF all mea
offered for sale.