The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-12
COUNTRY CAN REST
GERMANY'S RULERS GONE AWAY
FOR THE SUMNER.

To Ross His Old Cabinet-William Still
.sd Monuments-German News.
fcopyrighted 1896 by the Associated Press)
Berlin, July 1.-THE members Of the
rabinet have nearly all gone on their
summer vacations. The chancellor
Prince ohenlohe, spends his time at MS
estate of Aussee, near Ischel, Upper
Austria, where, If his health continues
good, he Will do some mountain climb
Ing and change around with hunting.
The birthday of Emeror Franz Josef
viii be celebrated by the Berlin court
In the usual eclat
Before leaving Berlin Emperor VIII
Ham expressed to Prince Hohenlohe his
high regard and great satisfaction at
what had been accomplished in the
reichsJag and in foreign politics
through his influence. The relations be-
tween the emperor and Prince Hohen-
lohe are at present most cordial. The
prince is now occupied with the Cretan
question, and is devoting his best ef-
forts 20 prevent Greece from creating
International difficulties. The chancel-
lors health is at present good, but II is
known that he has made his conunu-
Rnce IN Office after next fail dependent
upon his majestys consent 10 mlAtary
court reform and so has had the Bron-
Bart bill drafthed and made ready for
Introduction in the reichstag. But the
bill still lies in the emperor'S private mil
ltary cabinet, where General Won Hasn-
kne, on whose judgment the emperor
greatly relies wishes il TO remain.
IT. -. =
earlier than usual, probably on Septem-
Der 10, but there is no doubt that the
oleomargerine bill, as passed by the
reichstag, and which would make the
tmportat ton 0 fall oleomarsarine impos-
sibbe, will be rejected by that body.
Both DR.. Won BoetIicher, the secretary
OF state for the interior. and Baron Won
HaInmerstsin, the minister of agricul-
ture, urged its rejection.
RAILWAYS IN AFRICA.
One Of the most important bills before
the relchstag this fall viii be a measure
10 authorize the building Of railroads in
the German colonies in Africa. IL pro-
vides for the building of several small
railroads in German Southwest Africa,
and they viii be built entirely by British
companies. The bill also provides for
the construction of a big road in Ger
man East Africa. from DaressaGam and
Bagamoyo via baoria, TO Victoria and
Tanganyika lakes, altogether about
1900 Kiloneters- A syndicte has been
formed by the Deutsche bank, the Ger
man East African company and the col
onial department to raise the 5000. 600
marks required. The mpire guarantees
the interest. Another bill provides for
an increase in the strength of the navy.
1T WANTS IT'S NAVY.
The emperor insists that much larg-
er number of fast cruisers must be built.
and the usual fall maneuvers next
month viii be made to demonstrate the
necessity thereof. and will also show
whether it is desirable to have more
large ironcIads.
A select body of thirty Prussian gov
ern ment experts are now making cir
cular tour of South Germany in order
to study the recent improvements in fac
tories, mines, etc, for the benefit of the
wOrkmen.
Cloudbursts and hailstorms devasted
many districts of Silesia on Monday and
Tuesday. Hailstones the size Of wal
nuts fell in the lands, destroying the
crops. and the Oder rose eight feet with
in q day on the Rapfsboar, and six feet
at Breslau. large districts were mum
dated.
Prince Bismarck is well, but he is
able TO receive large delegations. He
is just now engaged in arranging the
manuscript of letters from mOnarchs
and princes in his possession, which
viii be published in book form after
his death.
ON FRIEDATAN'S TRAIL
The police throughout Germany dur
Ing the past week, have searched the
bookstores for copies of two pamphlets
Inscribed 10 DR.. Fritz Friedman, enti-
tied THE Revolution from Above" and
''The Van Hotze Case" In Lubeck
all the copies were confiscated and sew
eral thousands were seized in this city.
a sensation was caused on Wednes-
day, by Tine suicide by shooting himself
with his rife. Of a guard before the
palace at Pottsdam. A love affair was
the motive of the shooting.
The conviction, on the charge Of for
gerry. Of Hermann friedman, director
of the Rheaish- Westphalian bank. and
his subsequent confinement for six
months in prison. has thrown light upon
a big usuary scandal, involving sew
enteen large Berlin and Hanover banks,
THE state attorney is preparing TO
prosecute the officers.
GOT TRICHINOSIS.
Trichinosis is rampant among the !
soldiers Of the Fourth regiment. Fif- !
ty-six of them ae in the hospital and
fourteen have died as the result OF
eating pork Of German and Bohemian
raising.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the unveiling Of the great !
national monument 10 Emperor Will |
lam ], at Porta. Westphalia. on the |
summit Of Wittelin mountain. The |
emperor and empress, and about thirty |
princes and royalties viii be present.
The returns show that ali the exports |
from America during the past quarter
have decreased. excepting sugar, which !
has a large increase.
Renoeforth Russian Immigrants 70
Ameioa viii embark on the Hamburg
ine STEAMERS at Stettin, instead Of at
Hamburg or Bremen. The Russian
government has sent a commission 10
Ststtin bd perfect the arrangements.
Large barracks VIII be built for the
temporary housing OF the immigrants.
Herr Richter. the Germsn commits
sioner to the worlds fair a Chicago.
has been appointed commissioner at the
Paris exposi ton Of 1900.
ANARCHIST FETED.
Agnes R4inhold. the anarchist. after
spending six years in prison for circu-
hating reasonable literature. will be
fsted tonight by the anarchists OF this
city and pesented with 1.50o marks.
The Frankfort Zeitung states that
the car and czarina viii soon start for
Kfeff. and that they VIII 60 from there
70 Viena and Darnstadt. meet the EN-