The sun., 1895-04-01
WILHELM'S GLIB TONGUE.
THE EMPERoR's INDIscREEr TALK
Att BIsMARCK,s HOME.

No Doubt that He Said waidersee wouid
lie summoned to tho Chnnceiiery-The
FEDERAL ENJOYS Check tho Emporor's Re
solve TO Send tho Reichstag Momo-A
Deiirium OF Joy Over Prince Bismarck.
BERLIN. March 3l.-Responsiblo newspapers
venture q few remarks OH the report that the
Emperor went far week ago as to sign u
decree dissolving tho Reichstac. The Frdnlt-
tvttr ZcitunJ said on Thursday that the Emper-
or decided fully, after the anti-lBismarck vote.
20 order a new election, but was unable to get
the necessary support from the Federal Council.
Not only the ENJOYS Of other Governments. but
even the majority Of the Prussian Ministers.
were opposed to u dissolution.
The German press has beou equally reticent
uto the Emperor's impulsivo talk at tho mill
tsry dinner in FriOdrichsruh. There have been
numerous donals that lie spoke directly of a
dissolution and OF the summoning OF Gen. Count
waldersee to the Chancellery. They all come.
however. from the same sources as the familiar
corrections Of the Emperors indiscreet speeches.
The report OF the Emperor's remarks at Bis
marck's table was telegraphed from Friedrchs-
ruh to the leading Berlin journals a few hours
after he uttered them. 1t wns held back to
await the official confirmation, which, of course,
never came. Nobody in the political current,
however nus ',e siisn.es' uouo' 'na' hao hoS
'ne N.Y. o'A .,'N ,s.n,. u o'.' 'o.s yo'neu u,
pnelen'he ,h' hnlpeloi n.fy resolves anu
u''efaneo'' ,ho ooan.., "oulu Nv" oo III .ne
The Berlin newspapers are accustomed to OBJ
serving great reticence in any Government crisis
and rarely dare mention the facts obtained from
the innermost political circle. The truth often
peFc''"'cs ,n.ouen iots'Eh Journals III Lohaon'
VIENNA UT or"9s'i' a"u '"ei 10 eon''hehteu ON
here. In the present instance the Independence
BtlJe Is doing this service to tho Berlin press
-. ,r,,.Ia, e. p..,;,, ,,o.u.sS,.ns. ..,
on nueS',"s us ne'l.i 'o,ieSpouueh' sa'u'
The Emperor anu Bismarck conversed at
.ss',d ,ha n.rrt,,s hon,. ~ w.. ,,,,, u.,...,.
and wnrttemberg opposed such an abrupt style
OF dealing with tho Reichstag. Nevertheless.
the Emperor h.. counted the day, of tho present
House."
The correspondents who were in F,iedrichsruh
TO waldersee as the coming man. Next to Bis
mentioned and was mos, generally ys eoursed ds He
nh ,reeiS @ 0a,She Inc castle
s".s n"u .',a.'eu law noeis anu sh1hus,as.ea,lS
yeopments likely TO come in the near future.
It was significant that he od aside ~ hi, favorit, ]
and touched without restraint upon the chief
r,
of the Ministers certainly find no pleasure in
m,,r. s,omsr, ,.orId WAC, suo,, ,,,ni.,..;s,
"arcS eieheht "oulo mean such ministerial
'pss. as mas mas posesi not oeen seen ,or years
,h.ir nh.o,. ~, 49,. E.n.,. nS.o,' ,au p'"'e
home tho Deputies at once. Fr.iherr Won
Marshall. Secretary of the Foreign Office made
,our ns ,ns ,n,o. ,n o.esn Wue naue
s'our Oh Tue heicnstaG iooolcs assuring every
body that the idea of n dissolution never had
been entertained DR.. von Boettcher also volun-
tecred the statement that the House would con-
tinue its business secure in its xstence for some
time to come. II not to It's natural end. Both
crisis was Threatened.
Herr yon koeller, Minister of the Interior. and
Chancellor Prince Hohenlohe preserved nGso-
lutte silence. The Conservatives and Agrarians
credit koeller with sharing the Emperor's
opinion that an early dissolution and q reform
OF the Ministry. are imperative The Emperor's
temper has not been improved BY the announce
Esn1 aye;bssrsy that the Racsl al Deputy
tag. has refused absolutely to appear bcfOre
the Emperor or att attend the bismarck dinner to-
and SPAIN. likely to hear some
ir.te remarks as to Schmidt and his
schmidt ha. gone further than even his chief.
EuEsn Richter. expected. for the ireiSi,niige
clinng to attend the, Bismarck banquet. he
would go With his colleagues to the imperial
upon learning that the Emperor. after a hearing ring
Fl s nis Tsgardidns the dinner would be
LiheiS " Lndho LILO tuulehCc futueT uiipiedShHI
for him:
bayer AgT"ra1ns G % on the Keichsag c1mmittss
bill propose to bring forward the question OF
converting % the imperial HanE into purely Coy.
ernia' nmeht t uepartmen1 or Inc 0yernment had
M associati9ns but this is too little TO
su,t tLe Akrariahs during the debate On the
perial Bank President as gold bug. without
With T hseds and %aon
s hs nank n Gd "mT d1 TO @ Dc nalonazed Koch tod
tnem hc "oulu not hlter mo banks policy. and
lie declined TO resign his Office; He also dispar-
national silver conference. The Ministers took
NO part ~ the debate
,rhhe ne Only & alscoruaht hote IN inc Bismarck
!uollee comes IRON the Catholic editors. who
seem to have gone back twenty years to livsover
the o'tter m ua1 .he hhlturxampt Their
newspapers try 10 ihlhmiHe the popular charac-
yer or the ietes oy insinuaiing that the celebra,
tioh Is merely an Agrarlan hullabnlo0 raised
papers assert that the biz landowners naveus.d uMs
pressure pressure 70 OBTAIN smoscrlpti3ns Tor birthday