The sun., 1895-04-08
H0N0RING BISM A REX.
THE PRINCE WILL RESUME HIS
PUBLIC RECEPTIONS TODAY.

THE PRINCE Will RESUME HIS
PUBLIC RECEPTIONS TO-DAY.
Prussian High School Tenchers VIII visit
Hin and olany Delegations Arc ConinE-
Emperor williams inspection OF tho Kiei
Canal A Polish Nobiemsn who Has
Been Living by Theft-Mormon Converts.
BERLIN. April 7.-prince Bismarck has had n
rest from public receptions, but will resume
work tomorrow when the teachers Of the
Prussian high schools will go to Friedrichsruh
TO present q statuotte OF Emperor William l..
The figure IL worked out in silver and gold.
Tho line Of dcputations stretches out indeh-
nitely. The delegates from the technical
schools must be received; then the rectors
Of the colleges in Aachen, Brunswick, Dres-
den, and score OF other cities, and finally
tho societies, municipal bodies. and guilds. As
his health has not given way at oil under the
strain OF the celebration, Bismarck will extend
the programme of receptions. He has agreed to
address q party OF Posen Germans on April 81.
They will come with their wives and daughters
and will give tho old Chancellor q costly shield
bearing the arms of the province They expect
to hear something from the Prince regarding
the Polish question.
On Thursday Bismarck gave an interview to
Premier Stoioh of Bulgaria. He is reported as
hold to prudent course calculated solely to
improve Bulgaria's domestic conditions He
warned him especially against ENHANCEMENT in
foreign alliances or intrigues whose object
would be the recognition of Ferdinand. the
Coburgcr. as a sovereign prince. Stoiloff has
passed tho last few days in Berlin. On Wednes-
day he dined at the Chancelery with Prince
Hohenlohc.
The Landtag of Lippe- Detmold sat last week to
ha NJ ali Thn IN
pointment Of Prince Adolf of Schaumb burg Lippe
to the regency. which Is approved by the Fed
cral Council, is opposed by Count Bcrnhardt,
son of Count Ernst Of Lippo- Chesterfield. Tie
claimant offers to prove that he is u descendant
from the direct male limo OF the Counts OF Lippe.
Tho dispute nominally concerns the princedom
but its real object Is the possession of the reve
nue from the princely domains. which yield
some 20, 100000 marks annually. The Landtng
10 certain to confirm the regency of Prince
Adolf leaving the question of the domains to le-
gal or private settlement After allotting liberal
sum for the support of the insane heir. Alexan-
der. the brother of the late Prince. it will be easy
for Prince Adolf to compromise with the Bies-
terfeld branch. which is notably poor.
Prince Arenberg who represents a Bavarian
constituency in the Reichstag. has been turned
out of the Presidency Of the Berlin Colonial So
ciety because he voted against conyratulating
Bismarck Arenberg is a Catholic and went
with ths rest OF the Clerical parry when they
helped demolsh Herr Won Leyotzow's proposal.
He was told curtly early in the week that, al
though he had served but \ few months or his
term. his resignation was desired at once. since
meetings held under his Chairmanship. His
successor has not been chosen; The season is
enst Of & IN tho
city. The Empress and her family will remain
palace in Pottsdain. The raw weather has de-
layed the removal Of Prince Joachim. who is
slowly. The days have been sunny during the
last week; but there have been snow, hail, and
provinces has revealed a dozen or more bodies
OF tramps beside tho country roads where they
were oyertaken by the March storms and frozen
Emperor Williams visit in Kel has been pro-
TO Of hI be esns be
know from f end l., to end before fore approving the
last visited Hoiienau. where he ordered impor. or
tant changes in the arrangements.
An anoaym nous author has put forth q sensa-
tional story based on the Kotze letter scandal
Disnste de. Rothen One One Of It's s conspicn
Duke Ernst Guenther Of Schieswig- HoIstein..
The Duke is introduced as a nameless Prince
named saintcrc. The woman e tries .H to earn y her
French pay by worming military secrets out OF
paid richly with money from Paris for their
silence rs to her designs. Baron schrader,
Ernst Won Wlidenbruch. the court dramatist. n
are introduced under names whcl, afford but
cakes rs everyb body expects the police to seize it.
Joseph Ledochowski was arrested in a Vienna
They lSr a ns sen s1s a to
Vienna polio and confirmed from other sources,
Is as remarkable as anything in recent police
Was exiIed for taking part in the Polish revolu;
frpu he ist sAtt ht,x nF
golia came hack to Europe by a devious route
disguised himself and returned to Russia to OBJ
He was recognized. arrested. and sent back to
Siberia; After few years he escaped again. He
accident near Basel and obtained a large sum Of
until he went 10 Vienna. He lived in the Aus
trian capital by theft. He was in extreme pow
begging, in the streets The Russian Govern
mIent wishe. to extradite him.. The Vienna po-
him, him. 'no' "A'o long '''' Oh en"'s'S against
Count Taatfe the retired Austrian Premier,
has published for private circulation 200 copies
OF novel concerning secret political life during
s dairy at
He Is next to the largest cheese producer in
Austria.
Despite the repeated expulsion of Mormon
missionaries md the strictest police surveillance
in BrnndenburG. their favorits field. the work OF
eral women started from Hamburg last week
for Utah and more will sail before May.
The Trieste Chamber Of Commerce has asked |
Austr Ia to subsldize direct steamship line to
America.
Freiherr Won Bergen. Gsrmany's new minister
TO Guatemala. will sail from Hamburg on April
IA. He will take his son as attach6 OF the Ls-
CATION
Welsh hDisestablish ment.
LONDON, April Tn the last parliamentary
debate on Welsh disestabishment Sir William
Harcourt, Chancellor of the Exchequer, said
that Lord Salisbury voted for Irish disestablsh-
ment in 1869 and therefore must approve OF