Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-27
WILLIAM AS \ DEER SLAYER He Has Eighteen RoebuCk to His
 Credit.
 HE WENT IN RAIN OR SHINE And When Not Hunting Displayed His Accom-
And When Not Hunting Displayed His Accom-
 plishnehts as a Jehu.
CABINET CRISIS AGAIN RUnoREo
Preparations for the Kiel Pete Continue. Ex-Premier stam5oulof, Still Pris- oner, Says His Life Is in Dam
 ger-F -Fatherland Notes.

Berlin, May 26.-The return of the em- peror to rotsdam on Friday from his season of deer stalking at Proekelwitz caused the revival of last weeks rumors that a cabinet crisis is imminent.
 It was understood, of course. that whatever ministerial changes might be impending, nothing could be done while the emperor was away, but since his return reports are rife that Chancellor Von Hohenlohe and Herr Won Koeler, Prussian minister of the interior, will soon be displaced. Count Von Waldersee becoming chancellor.
 With these changes it is reported that the government will inaugurate new programme involving sharp repression of public liberty and a reaction against universal suffrage. These reports, how ever, arise solely from the general ex- pectation that something is about to happen, and the retirements and ap- pointments indicated seem to be the most likely of any movement that the kaiser would embark i'll as a measure of reprisal for the defeat of the anti revolution bill
 The NorwertS, socialist, positively af- firms that Herr Won Koellers retirement has been definitely decided upon, but within the official circles all these ru- mors are declared to be at least prema- ture and probably erroneous.
 The hunting trip of the emperor did not prevent him from dealing person. ally with public affairs, as it Is known that he was constantly in friendly com munication with Ex-Chancellor Von Hohenlohe, and this fact impels the lat ter's entourage to ridicule the stories of his impending downfall. The reports In regard to Herr Won Koeller, how ever, are based upon different grounds from those forming the basis of Prince Hohenlohe's case and it is the general opinion in well informed circles that Von koeller will be in the reichstag at the opening of the autumn session in the capacity of minister of foreign af- fairs.
 Diplomatic events in the embassy at Vienna have engaged the attention of the kaiser during his absence, and Count Won Gutenberg, the German am- bassador to Austria, was summoned from Vienna to Proekelwitz, where he remained three days in consultation with the kaiser. It is understood that the emperor was diSagreeably sur prised with the appointment of Count Goluchowsh as Austrian prime minis ter, and so eXpressd himself, and it is understood that the assurances of Elm peror Francis Joseph that the retre- ment of Count Kalnoky wouis fs.., ceUss any alteration in the relations of the parties to the dreibund has not had the effect to remove the official regrets that Count GoluchowSki was named as Kalnoky's successor
 Another new figure has made an ap- pearance in the field of diplomacy in the person of Count Peter Kapnist, the sue cessor of Prince lLobanoff- -Rostowski, as Russian ambassador to Vienna, who his credentials fo Francis Joseph on Friday. Count Kap- hist served eight years as secretary of the Russian embassy G4 Paris while Count Goluchowski was there, and dur ing that time the two belonged to the same social clique in the French capital.
 Count Kapnist married the German Countess Steinboch-Fermor but this alliance did not make him any more Ger man, as he was and is still a well-known supporter of the Russo-French entente. Count Won Gutenberg will return to Vienna without delay, and it Is under stood that he is under instructions to closely watch the developments arising from the recent diplomatic changes.
 The emperors bag of game at Proek- elwitz included eighteen roebucks. During two of the days of his stay there was a continuous downpour of rain, but the emperor nevertheless pursued the chase. When he was not shooting he was driving a team of five white Russian horses three wheelers abreast and two leaders abreast. He spent last Sunday with Count Dohna-Mallmitz, and with him went to church at the Alstadt. The empress, during hs majesty's absence, was much seen in Berlin, where she was engaged in shopping and visiting. She does not appear to be in her usual health, and after the opening of the Baltic North Sea canal she is going with her children to some bathing place in the Baltic, the kaiser in the meantime go- ing on yachting trip in Swedish waters.
 With the adjournment of the reich stag the Berlin officials begin their holi- days. pr. Bosse minister of the ecce- siastical affairs, instruction and medi- gal affairs, has already gone to Carls- bad, and Baron Won Hammersiein. min ister of agriculture. has gone to Ham, burg. The greater part of the ministers, however, will be required to attend the emperor until the Keil functions are over.
 The report of the engineers on the con- dition of the new canal was presented to the emperor yesterday. It is under stood to guarantee the fitness of the ca- nal to permit the passage of the naval procession in accordance with the pro- gramme. It is proposed that Prince Henry of Prussia, on board the yacht Hohenzollern, accompanied by the dis patch boat Grille, will go through the canal on June 3. and carefully examine it's banks, especially near the GruenthaI, where active operations are in progress