Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
NOT ALL HAIR MONI0US
German Cabinet Has Some Troubles Of Its
Own to Settle.
EMPEROR AND ITS MEMBERS AT VARIANCE
Kaiser Strongly Opposed to Holding
Military Trials in Public.
TWO MINISTER'S THREATEN TO RESIGN
Measures Ready for Introduction Intended
to Appease the Agrarians.
iO MINISTERS THREATEN TO RESIGN
WILLIAM IS PREPARING FOR A TOUR
Report Has IL that He VIII visit the
Courts of Russia, Denmark. Eng
land. Portugal nnd Spain
Rector Ahlwartlt Coming.

Copyrighted, 1895, by the Associated Press)
BERLIN, Nov. 23.-The proposed reform
In the procedure of military trials in Ger
many promises to cause the most serious
friction between the emperor and the cabi-
net, and may possibly bring about cabinet
crisis. The minister of war, General Bron-
sart Won Schellenberg, publicly declared In
the Reichstag last winter that unless he won
his majority over to his views Of the pro-
priety of publicity in all military trials for
ordinary offenses he would resign, and the
chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe, has made a
similar declaration in public. Emperor Will
liam, however, will not hear OF public trials
for such cases, fearing that they Will often
furnish the socialists facts and arguments
which will be unscrupulously used, and
which will be a serious detriment to mill
tary discipline and the general efficiency OF
the army.
In this view the emperor is upheld by Herr
Won Koeer, Prussian minister OF the in
terror and other influential men of his en-
tourage. Hence friction ia certain to arise,
especially as the minister for war insists
upon introducing bill to reform military
trials at the coming session of the Reichs-
tag. The matter has been discussed several
times at the cabinet councils held during the
past fortnight.
SOP TO THE AGRARIANs.
Another bill which Will be introduced
shortly after the Reichstag convenes pro-
vides for an increase of the sugar export
bounties from IA marks to marks, which
IS a sop to the agrarians. The new oleo-
margarine bill increases the stringency of
the regulations to render the importation into
Germany of all artificial substitutes for
butter and lard virtually impossible, and the
large increase of the sugar bounty Is in
tended to facilitate the export of German
sugar to America and to put the German ex-
porters in better condition to compete with
the French, Belgian and Austrian exporters.
1t also msans new move on the part OF
the German government, as the bounties
were to stop entirely in 1897, and Germany
will have to pay 4S,O 900 marks bounties,
instead Of 100000.
The emperor has ordered the imperial yacht
Hohenzolern to be ready for his reception in
the middle of February, and it is reported In
court circles that he will make series of
visits to friendly countries in the year, visit
ing Cronstadt and ST. Petersburg in response
to the verbal invitation of the czar. and then
going to Copenhagen, England, Portugal and
Spain.
Recently the punishment of officers for
abusing soldiers under their command has
been much more severe, two noncommissioned
officers Of the Alexander Guard infantry hav-
ing been sentenced, enc to eight and the
other to four weeks Imprisonment for cruelty
illtreatng privates.
Herr Won Koeller has instructed the local
authorities to draft into the army wherever
feasible, all men up to 80 years of age, who,
after migrating before the age Of II, and thus
avoiding military service, return to this coun-
try and apply for German naturalization. Such
cases are numbering into thousands yearly.
Two granite tablets with appropriate in
scrlptions have arrived here from German
Americans in New York and San Francisco
to be placed on the Bismarck tower at Got
tingen.
AHLWARDT COMING TO AMERICA.
Rector Ahlwardt, the notorious anti-Semite
has announced his intention of accepting the
Invitation extended to him by a number of
German Americans to visit America and lec-
ture in the chief cities of the United States
this winter.
Dr. julius Bosse, the minister of education,
has granted permission to sixty-seven Amer
the Berlin university. AS result, the Ger
man woman, many of whom have been re-
fused permission to attend this course of in
struction, have formally complained of this
alleged favoritism. There is no doubt that
German women desiring to matrlcuate still
have the greatest obstacles thrown In their
way The professors of the German univer-
stiles are especially opposed to women One
of the renowned professors Of German liter
ature recently requested the minister of
education to prohibit the attendance Of
women at his lectures, and the historian,
Tretscke, suddenly suspended his lecture on
seeing a woman In the audience, and led her
out OF the hall. Altogether, 317 American
students are entered at the Berlin university
for this winter, and about 742 American stu
dents are studying here.
A young American student named Swayne,
who recently arrived at Heidelberg, has COM
mitted suicide by jumping from the third
stopping. The motive for his self-destruc-
tion is not known.
The stay of execution of sentence granted
Louis Stern of New York. in which to return
to Klssingen to undergo his sentence OF two
weeks of Imprisonment and pay the fine Of
600 marks inflicted upon him for insulting
public Official at that place, has expired, and
the court has declared Mr.. Stern's bail
10000 marks Cs2O.OOO), to be forfeited Mr..
Stern is liable to arrest and Imprisonment If
he returns to Germany.
The United States ambassador, Mr.. Run
yon, will preside at the Thanksgiving dinner
at the Kaiserhof next Friday and will toast
Emperor William and President Cleveland.
Mr.. James q. Risley, the United States minis
ter to Denmark, and United States Consuls
Monach and Opp will speak and about 300
Americans. including number Of United
States consuls. will be present.
shook Down a Few Houses.
CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. ga sharp
shock OF earthquake occurred here early this
morning Water pipes were broken and a
few small houses came down.
Date of Evacuation Fixed.
PEKING, Nov. 23.-It Is stated in official