The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-12
BERLIN BUDGET.
INTERROGATION BILL GIVEN IT'S
QUIETUS.
Plans of the EmperOr-The Military
Memorial Fete-America' at kieI-
Another Crushing Defeat Prophe-
sled.

by the Associated PreSS.)-ln view OF
the rejection yesterday by the reich
stag of paragraph Of the anti-revolu-
ton bill. which practically sealed the
fate of that measure. nobody was sur
prised when the reichstag today, af-
ter rejecting paragraph 112 refused
to further discuss the bill. and all its
amendments were withdrawn. Then
the entire bill. paragraph by para
graph, was rejected without debate
and the reichstag adjourned.
Though the rejection of the anti
revolution bill did not surprise any
body who has followed the popular
agitation against it, and although the
rejection yesterday of paragraph Ill
hopelessly emasculated the bill, the
discussion of the other sections was to
drag along for a time as the govern
ment did not intend to withdraw the
measure. although no es1einuance of
the debate, only promised further hui
initiation for the government, there
fore, the coup de grace administered TO
the unpopular bill today was d relief
to all concerned.
Emperor's Plans.
The changed plans Of the emperor
respecting his summer pleasure ex-
cursion Gt was originally his inten-
ton to take a trip to Norway, have
caused a great deal of comment The
truth is the emperor is displeased at
the turn Of political affairs in Norway.
and as he is an admirer of King Oscar,
and consequently feels it would be i'm
proper for him to visit the Norwegian
coast exclusively, as hitherto, he will
make a coasting trip along the shores
Of Sweden, and pay visit to Stock
holm, Malmo. Gothenburg and a num-
Der of points remarkable for their
scenery.
His majesty will be the guest of
King Oscar, at Stockholm, where vari-
Gus court fetes have been planned in
his honor.
Military Memorial Fete.
The great military memorial fete
planned to celebrate the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the battles fought
against the French in August. 1870, is
now being organized.
Alfred Schoene, a young German
American of Philadelphia, was recently
arrested while visiting his parents at
Caub, Prussia, and was pressed into
the naval service. Schoene was charged
with deserving after six months Ser
vice, three years ago. He was taken to
Swinamunde prison.
Mr. James Gordon Bennett has sent
Phillips, the jockey, and three good
American trotters to Berlin. The
horses are entered in the principa,
events of the trotting season Of the
Westend outside of Berlin. Mr. Ben
nett has planned to attend the ap.
ton of the opening of the Baltic and
North Sea canal. He will be on board
his steam yacht accompanied by a
party of friends.
America at kieI.
Emperor William is highly gratified
at the splendid representation which
the United States, navy will have at
Kiel, and he has expressed himself re-
peatedly to that effect during the past
week. The bundesrath convened
prominently at the reichstag building,
Prince Hohenlohe presiding. AT 10
o'clock tonight Saturday the bundle
srath was in session. The correspon-
dent of the Associated Press heard a
report emanating from semi-officiai
sources to the effect that despite the
rumors current in the lobby, it is still
probable that modification OF the
anti-reyolution will be introduced at an
early date. In any event it is almost
certain that the reichstag will not dis
solve. Rumor has it the government
is apprehensive that in the present
state of the temper of the people cleo
tons would result unfavorably.
Another Defeat Coming.
Herr Richter. the Radical leader
prophesies another crushing defeat
for the government next week, when
the tobacco bill is up for action. The
entire Socialist party is elated over
the defeat of the anti-revolution. Mass
meetings are being held in many
places tonight and many are the jubil-
ant speeches that are being made.
Emperor William received bulletins
today of the proceedings in the reich
stag. He has made a statement to the
effect that, acting upon the advice OF
Prince Hohenlohe, he will not interfere
personally to bring about any results
more in keeping with the wishes of
the government leaders.
The fact that Prince Hohenlohe Gid
not make a speech after the defeat oe
the anti-revolution bill in the reich
stag today has created considerable
surprise However, this attitude only
conforms with his recent position o.
this measure.
Addressing Herr Bronzart after the
final vote had been taken on the anti
revolution, he said: Better thus than
that the committees bill had been de-
faated