The Washington times., 1895-01-13
Chancellor Rohen!Ohe Is Going
To-day to FriedriGhsruhe.
CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY
Berlepsch and Bieberstsin Will Probably
withdraw-Centrist Support of the Anti
/. Revolution Bill to Be Given Only if
Jesuits Are Permitted to Return to Ger
many-To Make the German Navy Great

Copyrighted, 1895, by the Associated Press.l
BERLIN, Jan. Pit was announced this
afternoon that the Chancellor Prince Hohen-
lobe, will start tomorrow on his long-taked-
of visit to Prince Bismarck who is now at
Friedrich 5ruhe.. This visit has been post
poned during the Christmas recess wing to
the fact that Prince Hohenlohe has been suf-
fering from an acute attack of neuralgia in
the face.
Prince Bismarck. in spite of his intense
grief at the loss OF the Princess, his wife, re-
mains in fair health Tae reports published
in some newspapers that his mental powers
are failing are quite unfounded. certain
newspaper of Berlin processes to know that
the Emperor intends TO visit Prince Bismarck
at Schoelhause ut the beginning of March
This statement, however, LACKS conil rmatIon.
During the debate on the anti-rey oiution
bill 10 the Rechstas on Tuesday, Prince
Hohenlohe presided at meeting Of the min
IsTry and the question of dissolvlng the
Rechstag was TO. thp llrst time openly dis
, cussed. at the instance OF the chancellor DIR.
Won Boetticaer. who. like Freiherr Won B!eb-
erstein has thus far not lifted mp inger in be-
hal. of the passage ofthe bill, declared that
it was his conyie ton that the measure in It's
present shape, was sure OF being defeated in
the Reichs;a,. Freiherr Won Biebarslen and
Minister Berlepsch expressed the same opinion
ana hence the reports OF further
CHANGES IL THE MINISTRY.
The statments OF the members of the Center
+ party during the debate on the anti-revolu-
/ ton bill bear olt the previous understanding
tha; the support OF the Centrlsts in the at
tempt to pass the measure will only be given
if the government comedies their demand,
notably the return OF the Jesuits TO Germany,
and after important notifications have cen
made IN the bill itself. That sonIe legislation
IN the ayrarian interest will be submitted by
the government appears now TO be pretty cer-
! tain IN view Of the utterancee OF the Emperor
during the last few days and other incidents.
Ii is ii significant fact, in connection with
the Agiarian question, that the Asrarian
leader Count Won Morbach. whose name. it
will be remembered. was stru"E from the list
! OF the Emperors guests ut the banquet nt
Konigslerg last autumn. has jus, issaed an
eleetoral address. in which he says that lie
WIS greatly pleased during bis recent stay IN
Berlin TO perceive that the high authorities
are now convinced that only by working in
unison with the views of the conservative
party can they accomplish any t
COOP FaR. THE FATHERLAED.
The following remark is attributed to the
Emperor and is said 10 have been uttered by
him during the course of the address which
he delivered on the German navy last Tues
day when he represented TO his hearers that.
in view OF the fact that the German merchant
mariue was now ths second largest in the
world the German navy should be increased
10y a number OF fast cruisers. lie is quoted
as saying:
LAS my grandfather made the army what it
is so / want to make the German navy
great"
The American consular reports from vari-
ous districts of Germany, for the last quarter.
are favorable to Gernanys export interests,
Tie Hamburg district shows aud increase Of
$500 900 over the same quarter OF 1891; Bres-
laa shows IA increase of S35G,030 Mavence,
$50 900; Gera. 81 go 0G0; Magdeburg. 5000,
600: Cher nitz. : e0a. .009; Glauchau. S525, ,0l0-
and Berlin, S259o From nearly all the
other districts great Increase is reported.
Emperor William has caused a huge lawn
tennis court, Tor winter use. TO Le made out
OF one of the largest halls OF the exposition
near the Lehrte depot. 1t will ue used by the
whole court for the ne1tthree months.
During the courts stay in Berlin a. rather
giy season may beck pccted il the programme
of festivities sanctioned by the Emperor is
not interiered with 10y unforeseen cireum-
stnnces. A Whole series of halls. masquer-
AIDES, and receptions have been arranged.
Mr. Henry Willard has announced his in
tention OF residing in Berlin III future, Lately
he has been living in Munich.