The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-13
Two of the Ministers Predict Defeat.
and May Be Removed.
The Catholics VIII Not Vote Far the
Odioes Bili Uniess Well Paid--rerty
Socialist Editors Sentenced Dariua
tho Past Month.

various offenses
The position Of DIR. Carl Won Rost>
tseher. vice president os the PialsSsan
council of ministers. and the fnipefiak
secretary of state for the government,
Is declared % be shaken. These rese-
lutSans. in view OF what is cretifbiy said
10 have occurred at the eabiHvt council
early this week, need not cause SUR.
prise. During the debate ,re the anti~
revolutionary bin In the ilASiaG ON
Tuesday Prinsss Hohenlohe pres. led at
a nlevSsag of the ministry. and the (. aess-
tion Of ,iissolying the aeichsgag was aar
the first tame openly dsssusSed at the
instance Of the chsne~lllnr Dr, vou
BoettssIer. who. Nike Freiherr van Rie-
berstein. has thus far not lifted ,lp a, jin-
ger IN hea.aar OF the passage of tiso
hilh declared 1t was his convictiuA
that the measure was sure of deGeaa In
the reichstag. Freiherr Won Biebcrstein
expressed the same opinion. and hence
the reports OF further changes in The
ministry.
The statements of the mensbers Of the
Center party during the debate on the
arsti-avvoiutIonary hill bear out the
previous understanding THAT tlss sup
palt " the Centissts. I'm the attesnfyk
to pass the measure. viii only he given
If the government coredeS their de-
nitands, notably the return or the Jc1~
uits 10 Germany. and after important
nrgstiiicatfo4s have been made i'm tha
bill itself.
The debate on the assti- i-revolutionary
bill was csosei aadsy. and " was re.
ferred by large majority to ouanniit-
tee.
That some legislation In the agraraan
interest will be submitted by the gov.
ernnert appears now To be pretty cer-
tain. In view Of the utteranccs Of this
emperor dusdng the last few days and
either fncsients. His majesty Is knswn
TO have impressed the ministry at q
recent meeting with the necessity of
prevailing for Che needs of huxhnndry1
and on "wednesday night. In eonvesssa-
sion AT n linner with The officers of thA
slussarS. he'd 1T T0tsdan, the enlpespr
oeing the guest Of she huszsare. he RS
| marked: '.ssoane4hin.y must be done for
our tf.Iers Of the soli. or the prosperity
of the whole country will be seriously
Effected
WIKI the agrsrian question. that tha
whose aaaf1le. ID will be remembered. was
stricken from the sist OF the emperor's
guests al the banquet at koenigSbere
last August, has Just issued sln electoral
address in which he says that ne was
greatly Pleased. during his recent wtay
IN Berlin. TO perceive that the high aaf-
tlrorsdies are now convinced that only
by working I'm unison with the views of
a a
p.tsh any good for the Father1and.
The following remark Is attrsbutetl To
the emperor. and Is said To have bssan
uttered by hffn during the course OF this
address which he delivered on the Ger-
man navy hast Tuesday. when he rep
| resented to rs hearers that In view oe
the fact that the German mercllaas<
marine was now the second largest IN
| the world the German navy should ho
| Increased by number of fast cruisers.
| He is quoted ss saying. 'As my grand
father made the army what II is. sd I
| want To make the German navy greSf"
| The driving or map with whhlh E:ni-
| peror William illustrated his spreech
| on the navy has heer is.posdted aa1lxsu<
the archive~s of tho Hsarenfnlsis OF tbs
/ prlsxian diet.
| 1t was announced this afternoon
| that the chancellor. Prince HoiYeraosie.
VIII start tomorrow on his long talked
/ Of visit to Prince Bisnurck, who il
! now at TriesirIchsrihe. This visff has
been postponed during thc Christmas
! recess owing 10 the fart that Princs
Hofesllohc has ben suffering from an
acute attack ~ neuralgia In the fsnas
Prime Bls=narck, in spite Of his In
| teHse grief 81 the loss cf the princess,
his wife. remains Ia fair health The
reports published fn sorre newspapers
thai his menta1 Towess are falling ara
/ quite unfosanded
| cnwins saon Mostke. aEde-de-caaap of
tire emperor. returned fy BeriIn today
after accommodating the iraf,ersaa asis-
| sion Of presenting Prince Tizmaryk with
a gift os flowers. yesterday being she
I anniversary of the princes TnnarsuabIe
sssse,sif hi the reichssa< advocating an
Increase of the strength OF ti,e eseFrspsaf
| army The etDrerow's aide-de-sasnp
| brought back frxTn Frfssierf shHrin1e h
| letter in which Prime Blsrnarci; henrt-
| ~ thanked tiae emperor and expressed
greet regret tha8 the state ~ tss health
prevented him ecsning 70 fsesTf-, in gvr-
e,n. A certain newspaper NJ Berisn
! Tr0fhsssse8 to know that sssg sertperor
| fnteEsfs ~ vislt Priffae nssurarck ct
geaso~.nhausen as fss. heginn4s.g %
sfarssl Thss statement. however, laoi<s
confirmation.
Ths American consular reports from
! various dsasirsess nf Gernra4sy for the
| last quarter are favorable 10 Germans
| expert E1t4ress.s TIE Hamburg dis
trio. shows an snrTesse OF y50e. eoo oyer
. the s2ss1e quarter IN 1894: Brs-ss1u shows
| an sncrrase ~ 9ess0: Aayezlce. si51.-
a00. Mega. ss.7eoeees Mavdetstrg. 1900
900: fssenDitz. 1900 900: Cassffaus. ssss,-
fss9. perrin. $50 90. From nearly an
81 ah4 other districts a great iacrwass
| Is reported
Emperor William ssas essatsed a f,Irs
| iawn tefsnss cxrirs 10 b. er~ctF-I for win
| Ter uNn I'm nse % srg largest hafls az
the Fxposstioe, nsar the Tehrte aapo4.
II w5lI he used by the whcle eoa.rt -
1 the neat four STnsnths
Henry Wizard hzn announced MS m
tenths ~ re~4alng n Berlin In the fu-
iaFe. I.ssesy he has bcess firing IN
Nuusei
Two hama imported from Aznesacs