The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Socialists would Profit by It-seheiIen-
Get His Wish. aud so Does Hohenlohe-
Revenue Measures-Muitary Matters
Ungallant German Professors
copyrighted 1895 by Associated Press)
Belin, Nov. 23.-The proposed reform
in the procedure of military trials in
Germany promises TO cause the most
serious friction between the emperor
and the cabinet and may possibly bring
about cabinet crisis later. The min
lister for war. General Bronsart Won
Schellenberg, publicly declared in the
reichstag last winter that unless he
won his majority over 10 his views OF
the propriety Of publicity in all military
trails for ordinary offenses he would
resign. and the chancellor, Prince Ho-
henlohe has made similar declarations
in public. Emperor William. however.
will not hear Of public trials for such
cases. fearing that they will often furn-
ish the Socialists facts and arguments
which will be unscrupulously used and
which VIII be a serious deteriment 20
military discipline and the general ef-
ffcacy or the army In this view the
emperor is upheld by Herr Won Koeller.
Prussidn minister of the interior, and
other influential men of his encourage.
Hence friction is certain 10 arise. es-
pecially as the minister for war insists
upon introducing a bill to reform mil
itary trials at the coming session Of
the reichstag. The matter has been
discussed several times at the cabinet
councils held during the past fortnight.
Another bill which will be introduced
shortly after the reichsfag meets pro-
vfdes for an increase OF the sugar ex-
port bounties from one and quarter
marks to four marks, which is a sop
TO the Agrarians.
The new oleomargarine bill increas-
es the stringency OF the regulations TO
render the import into Germany of all
artificial substitutes for butter and
lard virtually impossible, and the large
increase Of the sugar bounty Is intend
ed to facilitate the export OF German
sugar ito America and to put the Ger
man exporters in a better position TO
compete with the French, Belgian and
Austrian exporters. II also means a
new move on the part Of the German
government, as the bounties were to
stop entirely in 1897, and Germany will
have TO pay $4,000 900 marks bounties
instead OF 100000.
GOING VISITING.
The emperor has ordered the imperial
yacht Hohenzollern to be ready for his
reception in the middle OF February
and Vt is reported in court circles that
he Will make a series OF visits 10 friend
ly countries early in the year, visiting
Cronstadt and ST Petersburg in respon-
..h -, ssap faf 10
and then going to Copenhagen, England,
Portugal and Spain.
Recently the punishment Of officers
for abusing soldiers under their COM
mand has been made much more Sc
we're, two non-commiSsioned officers OF
the Alexander guard infantry having
been sentenced, one to eight and the
other to four weeks imprisonment for
cruelty i'll treating privates.
Herr Won Koeller has instructed the
local authorities to draft into the army
wherever feasible. all men up ito 80 years
OF age, who. after emigrating before
the age OF II and thus avoiding military
service, return to this country and
Apply for German naturalization Such
cases are numbering into thousands
yearly.
Two granite tablets with appropriate
have arrived here from
Geunan-Americans in New York and
San Francisco 20 be placed on the Bis
marck tower at Goettingen.
DR.. Ahlwardt, the notorious anti-Se-
mite, has announced his intention Of
accepting the invitation extended TO
him by a number of German-Ameri-
cans TO visit America and lecture IN
the chief cities OF the United States this
winter.
LADIES NOT WELCOME.
DR.. Julian Bose, the minister OF
has granted permission TO
81 American women to attend the win
ter lectures OF the Berlin university. As
a result. the German women, many OF
whom have been refused permission 20
attend this course OF instruction, have !
complained OF this alleged ia |
voritism. There is no doubt thar Ger |
man women desiring to matriculate still |
have the greatest obstacles thrown In |
their way. The professors OF the Ger |
man universities are especially opposed |
10 women One Of the renowned profes- |
sors Of German literature requested the |
minister OF education TO prohibit the |
Of ladies at his lectures and |
the historian, Treitscke, suddenly sus-
pended his lecture on seeing a lady IN /
hall
Altogether 81 American students are
entered at the Berlin university for /
his winter and about Az American stu
tents are studying here
A young American student named /
Swayne, who recently arrived az He'd
.lberg, has committed suicide by jump
ng from the third story window O. the
hotel where he was stopping. The mo-
I've for his sek-destruction IS not
Known
STERN JUMPS BAIL.
The stay Of execution OF sentence
granted Louis Stern OF New York, in
which 20 return TO undergo his sentence
II two weeks Imprisonment and pay the
Inc Of coo marks inflicted upon him
or Insulting a public official at TIA;
lace, has expired. The court has de-
Jared Mr. Stems ball. 5000 marks.
SO. 0o0). 20 be forfeited. Mr. Stern II
liable 10 arrest and imprisonment II he
'eturns 20 Germany.
The United States ambassador. Mr.
sunyon- viii preside al the Thaaksgiv-
ng dinner az the KaiseThof next Friday
nd will toast Emperor william and
President Cleveland Mr.. James r
sisiey. =hs Unked States minister %
Denmark. and United States consuls
fonzca and OPP VIII speak and a5ou;
% Americans including a hunter %
ther United States conzuls. viii b
,ressen--
The advance sale for Stnbai yes:e--
ay was over a hundred dollars TIE
ale on the first day was three hun
red dollars However there are pen
y o, good seats left and 10 che need
o stay away OF account % any tcUb;
bout getting seats Advices from
e1Sa5oTing towns state that parties
2 ten and more have been made Up 70 !