The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-08

BERLIN, Sept. 7.-LCopyrighted by
the Associated Press.l-Emperor VII
la1n's denunciation of socialists IN his
speech at the banquet at the Imperial
palace Monday evening, in honor OF
the surrender of Sedan, has been the
theme of animated discussion in the
press Of Berlin during the week. Inc
official organ of the conservatives, In
its anger, seriously proposes the exclu-
sion of socialist deputies from all the
committees of the reichstag, in dis
regard of the fact that that course
would be unconstitutional. The press
generally has been disputing over the
meaning of the emperor's words. Iney
believe that the emperor wishes 10
have a law passed which shaiI pe even
more stringent in its provisions than
the Bismarck law Of 1873.
Time to Quit.
Erperor William has recently been
reading extracts made daily from the
socialist newspapers and his entour-
age especially Herr Ven Lucanus,
chief of his majesty's civil cabinet
Herr Won Wiedel, chief Of the emper-
have famed the flame Of his indigna-
ton at insulting references TO ms
grandfather, Emperor William III.
This eliminated Monday morning IN
the emperor saying to one OF his lntl-
mates: 1T is time we made an end
CT this"
There is one section of the German
press that desires the enactment OF
new oppressive measures. The centre
and The liberal press unanimously con-
denim the socialist press for its insults
to the emperor, but utter warning
against the enactment of unconstltu-
tional repressive measures.
Another sensation has been caused
by the VorwaertS publishing the CORE
spondence Of Baron Won Hammerstein,
formerly the editot, of the kreuse
Zeitung, who retired from political
life early in the year, in rather scan
dalous quarrel with the Agrarian
party. The letters, which bear the i'm
press of authenticity, convict the Con-
sentative leaders of base opportunism,
even TO the point Of desertion of the
socialist ranks, unless their Agrarian
demands should be separated.
To Tntimidate.
It is supposed that Won Hammer
stein is trying to intimidate his col
leagues Dy GApOSlllS AlG
-Four army corps, comprising 10000
men, are engaged in the Stettin man
euvers. Emperor Williams guests
there include Prince Joseph of Sax
ony, the crown prince of Italy, Prince
Leopold Of Arnulf, Lord Roberts of
Caldaihar and the Earl of Lonsdale.
Emperor William, except what time he
is not in command, of the troops, will
be umpire of the maneuvers. The
Earl of Lonsdale, since his arrival in
Germany, has been constantly with
Emperor Williams company.
The Ge11nan-Alnerican 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 tha+ when they visited Friedrich
srhue they found Prince Bismarck in.
e most amiable mood. The prince
showed them all the courtesies in his
power. He insisted on Mr.. Fourche
tasting the wines and spirits in mis-
cellar, and would take no denial
Prince Bismarck was very curious to
obtain an opinion as to the quality
and age of his American whisky, not
being, he said, much of a connoiseur of
that articla since the days when John
Lothrop Motley and George Bancroft
represented the United States at Ber-
lin.
The veterans were assigned to an adj
vantageous position from which to
view The parade on the Templehoff
field.
All Kindly Noticed.
There the emperor conversed with
them with evident pleasure. On We'd
nesday he sent to each of them a
souvenir medal, on one side of which
was mis- portrait.
To Mr.. Muller Of Nebraska City the
emperor said: THE old Berlin bar
racks in which you quartered are still
there. They are no better than they
were then. The reichstag does not
give money with which to build bet
ter
To Mr. Grabert, Of Chicago. who
carries big American flag whenever
the club marches, Emperor William
said: Il suppose you love that beau
1ifuI flag"
Mr.. Stall of Chicago, a veteran Of
1913, was especially complimented bv
Emperor William and by the kings
os Ssxony and Wurten1burg on his ro-
hUa sSaith and erect ceyriaxe.
OtffHS TeSS kiHsSly noticed. The
american consular rules as to marking
out bills Of lading are felt by all Ger
man exporters to impose great hard
ships on them. Many complaints arc
already finding their way into the
newsp6 pers.