Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-25
Int GERMAN SIIUAIIUN
The Kaiser Talks of DiSsolving
 the Reichstag at Once.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM FOR BISMARCK

GnhA1 hNlhUSlA0M fUh D1SmAhUh The Snub Given the Old Vice Chancellor
 May Prove Fatal Boomerang For the
 Radical Ccntrists In the ReichstaG-Em.
 pcror's Letter Loudly AppIaudcd.
 BERLIN, March 25.-Empcror William held a lengthy confcrCncc with Prince IIo hcnlohc Sunday regarding the advisability of dissulving tho rciChstag. \ dissolution is being loudly called for by tho inspired organs. Prince Hohcnlohc is opposed tt such a Stop. but Baron von kocllcr and Dr. Miquel favor it.
 Tho election of new president of the reichstag will take placo on Wednesday, when decision will have to be arrived at Tho Center party, which is now in utter disgrace will pr,'sont tho names of Herr on Spahn and schmidt as its candidates for tho chair. Tho socialists may nom. mate Herr Bcbrl.
 Tho L~Dllc is unanimous in applaud ing tho -mp~rial message to Prince Bis marck, although it Is considered rather unconstitutional. Meetings arc bclng held CvcrywhCre tO dCnounCc the action uf the roichStag majority. Tho PrngrcSsivcs arc afraid that cabinet will be formed, with Count zu Eulonburg and Count Herbert Bismarck as its leading spirits, tho result of which will be n policy of revenge Tho NoSSischc Zoitung, Boerscn Courier and Tho Tagblatt dcnounce tho desperate conflict which has arisen. and they consure the leaders of the majority.
 Efforts arc being maGo by tho Center to diSsuadc tho pope from scnding his con gratulations to Prince Bismarck A per feet avalanche of telograms. addresses and I congratulations is pouring into Fried richSruh. The incident has filled Prince BiSmarck's supporters with joy Sovcr- | oigns, municipalities and diplomatiStS- among others. being Signor CriSpi-havc | sent messages to the emperor con grat ulat- ing him on his support of tho cN-chanccl- l Tor
 It is thought that the Ccntrr coalition will bC broken up, in consequence of which tho rrprrssivc laws aro doomed to failure. An UncdiNinG Political Spectacle. LONDON. March 25.-Thc Berlin corrc- spnndont of The Times tclrgraphs that il scarcely needed Emperor Williams dis 1 patch t0 Prince Bismarck, in which his majesty expressed his profound indigna- tion at tho refusal of tho rrichStaS to au- thoriZc Herr von Lovctzuw. president oi | that body, to congratulate Prince Bis marCk, in tho nanc of tho house. on the | approaching anniversary of his birth, tC givc a political character to this unc,lify- ing spectacle,
 The correspondent adds that it is difficult to avoid the impression that Prince Bis. mArck's udmirrrs Srt tho demonstration afuut, with definite though as yet vrilud purpose, in tho same manner that they used the cry for religion, morality and So- cial order to get rid of Chaucrllnr vur Caprivi.
 If they lad really wished a majority ir tho rCithStag. thVrC is reason Ia believe they could have obtained it, but for q fortnight lEISt the press uf the old carte parties has surpassed itself ill rrcrimina tiunS against the Center party and tn, Radicals, which slowly but surely cxclud cal ovrry possibility of an amirahlo com promi>c No steps were taken tu Cndc;lvul to obtain by courtesy what could not b, wruuE from them hy fnrru.
 With the exception nf tho extreme Rad ical. socialist and Catholic papers tn, wholo prcSS admits that tho rcichstag b, its action lowered its pr,Stigc, It is prob able that tho new president of the huusr will bo a member of tho Ccntrr-that is Clerical party.