The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-08
IT'S TINE TO END IT
EMPEROR LOSES PATIENCE WITH
THE SOCIALISTS
He has 1t His Elbow . Trio Of Trusted Ad-
visers to Assist Him In Losing His Pa
tience-Conservative Organs Hate the
Socialists had Enough but Advise His
Majesty that They are Loaded-Bis-
marck Asks . Candid. Unprecedented.
German-American Opinion of His
Choicest Corn Juice.

marck ASKS Sanoids Unpre1uoiced,
German-American Opinion of His
Choicest Corn Juice.
Copyrighted 1885 by Associated Press)
Berlin, Sept 7.-Emperor Williams
denunciation of Socialists in his speech
at the banquet in the imperial palace
Monday evening in honor of the sur
render of Sedan, has been the theme
Of animated discussion in the press of
Berlin during the week. The official
organ of the Conservatives in its anger
seriously proposes to exclusion of So
cialistS deputies from all the commit
tees OF the reichstag in disregard of the
fact that that course would be uncon-
stitutional. The press generally has
been disputing over the meaning OF
the emperor's words. They believe that
the emperor wishes 10 have a law passed
which shall be even more stringent IN
its provisions than the Bismarck law
of 1873. Emperor William has recently
been reading extracts made daily from
the Socialist newspapers, and his en-
trousage, especially Herr Won Lucanus,
chief Of his majesty's civil cabinet;
Herr Wiedel. chief of the emperor's
household, and Herr Won Hankke. have
famed the flame of his Indignation at
insulting references to his grandfather.
Emperor William II. This eliminated
Monday morning in the emperor's say
ing to one of his intimates: 1T is time
we made an end of this
There is one section of the German
press that desires the enactment of
new repreSSive measures. The Centre
and the Liberal press unanimously con-
denim the Socialist press for its in.
suits to the emperor cut utter warn.
ing against the enactment of uncon-
stitutonal repressive measures.
AGRARIANS EXPOSED.
Another sensation has been caused by
the VorwaertS publishing the CORES
pondence of Baron Won Hammerslin,
formerly the editor of the Kreuse Zeit-
ung, who receded from political life
early in the year in a rather scandalous
quarrel with the Agrarian party The
letters, which bear the impress of au-
thority, convict the Conservative lead
ers Of base opportunism, even TO the
point of desertion to the Socialist ranks.
unless their agrarian demands should
be satisfied. 1t is supposed that Won
Hammerslin is trying to intimidate his
colleagues by exposing their intrigues.
Four army Sorps, comprising 120. 900
men. are engaged in the Stettin man.
oeuvres. Emperor Williams guests
there include Prince Joseph of Saxony,
the crown prince of Italy, Prince Lee
pold of Arnulf, Lord Roberts of Canda-
har and the earl of Lonsdale Emper-
or William, except what time he is not
in command of the troops, will be UNI
pire of the manouevres. The earl OF
Lonsdale since his arrival in Germany
has been constantly with Emperor
Williams company.
BISMARCK SETS EN- UP.
The German-American veterans are
delighted with the kindness they have
met with everywhere. Mr. Fourche OF
Chicago, in an interview with the cor
respondent of the Associated Press said
that when they visited FREDERICKSBURG
they found Prince Bismarck in a most
amiable mood. The prince showed
them all the courtesies in his power
He insisted on Mr.. Fourche tasting the
wines and spirits in his cellar and
would take no denial Prince Bismarck