The herald., 1895-11-24
Promise OF Friction Between
Emperor and Cabinet
PRIVATE TRIALS DESIRED
Lest Ammunition Be Furnished for the
Socialists Use
Admission Of American Women to the Berlin
University, From Which Natives
Are Excluded


BEKLlN, NOV. 23.-(Copyrieht, 1880
by the Associated Press. 1.-THE proposed
reform IN the procedure Of military trials
in Germany pro ses to cause the most
serious friJtisn between the emperor and
the cabinet, and may posnibly bring .
cabinet crisis later. The minister Of war,
General Rronsart Won Scnellen berg, pub
licly declared in the re,chstsR last winter
that unless he won his majority over to
his views Of the propristy Of publicity in
ne would resign. and the chancellor,
Prince Hohsnrohe. has made q similar
declaration in public.
Emperor william, however. will not
hear of public trial fer such cases, fear
ing that they will often furnish tina So
ciaiists facts and arguments which will be
unsorupulously used, and which will bs
q serious dstrimsnt to military discipline
and the general efficiency OF she army. In
this view the en- peror IL upheld uy Herr
Won Kosller, Prussian min stsr OF the in
terror. and other influential mon Of
mis- entourase. Hence friction Is certain
to arise, espscially as tile minister Of war
insists upon introducing a bill to reform
military trials ~ the coming session OF
the rsiohstag. The matter has been dis.
cussed several times a. ths cabinet Soun-
ellis held during the past fortnight.
Anothe, pill which will be Introduced
shortly after the reiunstaR meets provides
for an increase Of sugar export bountiss
from IN marks to 4 Earks, wh,uh Is q
sop to the Ayr rians.
The new olsomsrgarine bill increases
the strineenoy Of the regulations to render
the import into Germany Of all artificial
substitutes for butter and lard virtually
impossible, and the large increase Of toe
sugar bounty 10 intended to facilitate the
export of German sugar to America and
to put the German exporters in q better
position to compete with the French.
Belgian and Austrian exporters. 1t also
means new move on the part Of the
German governments, as ths b. uhties Will
stop entirely In 1897. ana Germany will
have to lay a., 600, ono marks bountiss in.
stead OF Is, 900, 0U0
Tue emp.ror has ordersd the in, perial
yacht HohenzoileIn TO be ready for his
receI ton in the m ,ddle of February. ami
1t is reported in court circles that he
will make . series If visits to friendly
countries early in the year. visiting
Cronstadt and St. Petersburg, in re ponse
to the verbal invit stion Of the car. and
t en- gong to Copenhagen, England,
Portugal and Spain.
Re emily the punish m ent Of officers for
abusing soldiers under their com mand
hi been much more severe, two non
DOM m lssioned fcers OF toe Alexander
guard infantry having been sentenced,
one to eight and the other to fur weeks
imprisonment or cruelty treating pri.
l. 49,
tho local authorit es to drait INTO the
army wherever feasible all men MP to 80
years OF age. who after emiera,inR before
the q ,e OF II and thus avoiding mil tsry
service, returned to this country and ap.
ply for German naturalization. Such
cases are numbering Toto thousands
yearly.
Tw granite tablets with inscriptions
havs arrived here from German A meri.
cans 10 New York ant San Fran CISCO to
be placed n the Bismarck tower al Goet-
tingen.
DR.. Ahiwards, the notrious anti.Sem-
i,e has announced his intention nf ac-
cepting an invitation EXTENDED to him ov
a nun her OF Ger man- Americans 10 visit
America and lecture In the CHI ct cities OF
the United States this winter.
DR.. Julius Russo, minister OF education,
has granted permission to sixty seven
Ameri, an women to attend the winter leo
lures OF the Berlin university. AS 70.
suit, the German women, many of whom
have been refused permission to attend
these courses of INSTRUCT. n, have for.
maiiy complained Of this alleged favorit.
ism. There 10 no doubt that German
women still have the greatest OBSTACLES
thru wn In their way. The professors Of
tho German univcTsities are especially
opposed 10 women. Ono 81 she renowned
professors OF German literature recently
requested the inintter OF education to
prohibit the attendance OF ladies at his
lectures, and the historian. Trietscnks,
sud ienly suspended his lectures on seeing
lady 10 the audis"cs an led her out Of
the hall.
Altogether SIT American students ara
entered At Berlin university for tais win.
ter, and about 7l2 students are study ing
bsts.
Tie young American student named
ewayne, who recently arrived al Hridle-
berg, has com n tilted suicide BY jun ping
from the third story window Of the hotel
where he WAS stopping. Inc cause Of
the act 10 not known.
The extension of the execution of the
sen tence Granted Louis Stern Of New
York, in which to return to KIssenesn to
undergo his sentence OF two weeks i'm.
Or sor cent and paw thu fine OF GOV marks
inflicted upon b i'm for insulting public
official al that place has expired and ths
court has declared Mr.. Stern's bail, 80, QUO
marks, 20. 0OU to be forfeited. Mr.. stern
lie liable to arrsst and I'm priscnment II he