The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-06-06
GERMANY WANTS BIAlETALL1SAl
BUT WANTS THE CO-OPERA-
TION OF ENGLAND.
WON'T oven GO in WITH FRANCE
AND TILE UNITED STATES.
Emperor William Still Doing the Review
ing Act and Even Accomplishes the
Heroic Deed of Pulling Loose
Tooth of Prince Oscars.

Berlin, June 1.-(Copyrighted, 1895, by
the Associated Press.)-The silver ques-
ton will come up for discussion before
the bundesrath during the coming week
at the instance of Prince Hohenlohe, the
imperial chancellor, and with the CO.
operation of the Prussan ministry. The
German bimetallic union has adopted the
following resolutions:
Whereas, The bimetallic movement in
England is, according to our information,
on the eve of victory, and
Whereas, Public opinion in Germany
is governed even in government circles
by the prejudice that it would be doubt
full policy ito attempt to carry out into
national bimetallism with the cooperation
of France, the United States, etc, so long
as England adheres to the gold standard,
it is resolved by the German bimetallists
to make Germany's action in the currency
question dependent upon England's par
ticipation, always provided that the gov
eminent Immediately take all the meas
ures calculated TO bring about interna-
tional bimetallism, including England,
and urge the speedy adherence of Eng
land to this program.
Emperor William had a great popular
ovation at the annual review of the Berlin
garrison on the Templehoff parade
grounds on Thursday last, and at the
PotSlam review on Friday. The en-
press, accompanied by Count Phillips OF
FLANDERS, brother of the King of Bel
gium, in a fine turnout drawn by SIX
white horses, was present at the Temple
hof review with a number OF princes
the whole of the diplomatic corps and
the leading members of the aristocracy
emperor William rode past the empress
with his drawn sword at the head of the
Second regiment of the guards. The
American colony turned out in large mum
bers, those present including Mr.. Poult
ney Bigelow. -.
Emperor William has ordered a repeti
ton in his presence of Rubenstein's mu
steal drama "Christus," which has JUS
had it's first performance at Bremen. The
repetition of "Christus" will be given al
the palace at Potsdam.
The old San Souci chateau will again
be used repeatedly this summer for
small imperial dinners, concerts, etc.
On Monday last Emperor William, with
his own hands, pulled out the first loose
tooth of tiny Prince Oscar and the latter
is making a birthday present OF it, In Q
handsome casket, to his English COVER
ness. The littlep rince was born July -
1883.
The King of Saxony during the pas
six months has frequently received
menacing OF scurrillous letters, some OF
them threatening his near death b!
dynamite. The author of some of thess'
epistles has been discovered at dresden II
a youthful laborer of unfayorable ante
cedents His confession duplicates Others
and the handwritings indicate that othe
persons were concerned in writing tn
letters. Six persons have been arrested
since Tuesday.
The socialist press has recommends
4he publication of official document
marked confidential" One documen
printed is circular last week, by the wa
tlepartment to the commanders OF the varl
GUS army corps, directing the soclalls
recruits should be kept out of the guar
corns and that all such conscripts shoul
he carefully watched in order to, proven
them from making proselites in the army
II is significant that the foreign oitlc
here has been obliged by circular to ca
attention to the fact that in view OF tn
mnwillingness of the French courts
Justice to assist the German courts o
authorities in gaining information a0ou
incriminated persons in CUSTODY IN Gel
MANY. il is better to request the ard o
+bo Earmon embassy at Paris or of tn
Eorman consulates at Havre, Bordeau.
or Marseilles.
The tablet which Emperor William ha
ordarnd 10 he placed on the Bismarc
door in the University of Cottingen al
rived Yesterday. 1t is inscribed, "To tn
Great hancellor-Wilhelm Ill"
The works in connection with the ElDt
Traye canal were inaugurated Wild muc
ceremony yesterday at LuDeG. !ne ;m
nerial secretary of state of tine interior
Dr Won Botteticher; the minister o
finance, DR.. MIGUEL: the minister OF pun
lie works, Herr Thieen, and Genert
Count Won Waldersee were among IN
officials present at this function.
The annual international exhibition
art was opened in the glass palace .
Munich today by Prince. Lultpoia' W
prince regent. All the princes ana pllii
cesses of the royal houses OF baVari
were present. Dn:;,h Was
Phalian syndicate of coal mine owners
held at Essen yesterday, adopted a res,
lution to prolong their agreement 10
another five years.
Presentations are now being made Tor a
industrial census throughout Germany
June IA. The first census OF TINS ~
scription since 1857. Inc census W.
show an enormous increase in the lndu
trial population and further shifting
She nopiIlation from the east to the ives
One item upon which statistics will [
collected is enforced idleness, its duratio
and cause. General Won Caprivi, the e.
chancellor of the German empire, r
moved permanently yesterday to h;
nephew's estate at Skiren, small Vi
lage near krOsSen. q,
When the news of the death of WALTZ
O. Gresham, the secretary of state OF II
United States, was received here, II
flags of the United States embassy ana .
the consulate general ONCE were MAJ
of a score of buildings occupied by Amer
cans here.
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