The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-03
In CABINET CIRCLES
The Prediction Is Made That Prince
HOhenlOhs Will Resign.
LEADING TOPICS IN BERLIN
An Expedition to Explore North
Africa for Minerals-A Duke to
Be Lifted From Disgrace
King Otto's Birthday.
Copyright 1895 by Associated Press.

Copyright 1895 by Associated Press.
Berlin, May 2-Rumors of another
cabinet crisis have been current
! throughout the week. and some of the
7 newspapers have even gone to the ex-
tent of predicting the resignation OF the
imperial chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe.
ana the minister of war, General Bron-
sart Won SchellendOrff, Immediately
upon the return OF the emperor to this
city. The cause of the conflict is said
10 be the proposed reform OF the mill
tary tribunals. Ii is an undoubted fact
that Prince Hohenlohe's health is shat
tered. He cannot attend to his duties
In the reichstage and bundesrath, and
his resignation OF the Office OF chancel-
lor can not be far distant. But the en-
peror Is unable yet to decide upon his
successor. Count Philip Won Eulen-
burg. General Won Waldersee and Cen
eral Won Alvensleben are mentioned as
Prince Hohenlohe's possible successor
The two last named are committed to
military reforms.
The emperor and empress. after at
tending the Frankfort and Berlin peace
Jubilees, propose to visit Duke Ernest
Gunther of Schleswig Holstein, brother
or the empress, at his estate. the Cha
teau OF Prunkenau, in Silesia- This
event will publicly mark the complete
reconciliation of their majesties with
the duke, who has been in disgrace for
more than year past. His majesty
VIII afterwards make another trip TO
the northern seas.
In consequence Of the persistent re-
ports OF the discovery OF valuable gold.
copper and coal fields In the northern
part of Africa, an expedition has been
fitted out to proceed TO that part OF the
world and thoroughly explore the re-
gion where the discoveries are said to
hraKr ltsfs
be absent is months.
The 18th birthday Of the mad King
Otto of Bavaria was officially celebrat-
ed by the court OF Munich on Monday.
The king is thinner and has become
quiet and tractible. but is quite Inn
passive to his surroundings. Physic-
ians in attendance on the king think
he may live to an old age. unless
blood vessel i'm the brain should sud-
denly burst. The idea TO formally de-
clare King Otto's reign closed and
crown Prince Luitpold. the regent. as
king of Bavaria, has again been aband-
oned on the advice OF the emperor and
the kings OF Saxony and Wurtemburg.
Count Won Capr1vi, the ex-chancellor.
came to Berlin this week. looking like
a county squire. He had grown a full
beard. wore a black slouch hat and car
rled heavy cane. He made no visits
and none were paid TO him.
Dr. Langheld. the dlscoverer of a-cure
for consumption, Is soon to publish a
history OF his discovery and the de-
tails OF his treatment. LanghSld's prep
aration retains ozone unchanged after
a long exposure to air and the ozone
is introduced into the blood and exer-
cises a strong anti-mlcrObic influence.
He has treated successfully several ad-
vanced cases of consumption and his
treatment is now employed in the char
ity hospital
The audience of Edwin F. Uhl. the
United States ambassador TO Germany.
with Emperor William is now fixed
for O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at
the Schloss.
The rehearing OF the case of Ameri-
can insurance compa nles will occupy
several months and further time must
elapse before a decision can be arrived
at