Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-16
TELEGRApHIC.


 the United States and giving extracts from the annual report of German society in New York referring to the increase of the number of ignorant migrants from Italy, Russia, Poland, Ireland and Austria, with whom, the report adds, educated German mechan- lcs cannot compete, because they are used to higher standard of living. h addition German emigrants with capital gre cautioned against investing in lGnd, the title to which, 1t is said, is often fraudulent or doubtful, or where other conditions make it unprofitsble. Clerks. teachers, officers, scientists and female teachers especially are advised not to go to America, no matter how undesirable the conditions are at home. The Reichsapzger also ssys the i'm igrant law proposed will not improve affairs.
 The socialist orgsn Vorwserts pub fishes the existence of high profits in the German gun powder manufactur- ers' ring and promises a complete ex- posture of the alleged corrupt practices shortly ID the reichstag. The Vorwaerts adds that members of the emperor's entoursga belonging to the ring, have hitherto prevented its exposure.
 Emperor William has grown stouter lately, having gGlned fifteen pounds. whiie the empress, who is just fiDlshing the Sch weninger bathing cure, IS now much more slender aud rather paie. Her majesty has greatly aged lately and her hair IS qute gray.
 A decree was issued this week re- minding government officials of the order forbidding agitation hostile to the policy of the government. The issuing of this decree is due to the strong SUD- port which many otiicials, especially in eastern provinces, have given to the Agrarian candidates for the reichstag and diet.
 Prince Bismark, speaking to mem bers of the delegation from Bremen, a few dave ago, said:
 God has planted discoptent in us as n spur and We must renounce the belief that a general state of content will ever arise in this world, either by social de- mocracy or in any other way. That Is i'm pos ible, we should become nothing but idle dogs who would lie under palm trees and do nothing but eat the dates which fell into their mouthe."
 Rivers are rising throughout Ger many. This is due to the heavy rains of the past six weeks, which caused floods in various parts of the country. The Elbe is fourteen feet above its normal level at Dresden and great dam age is feared.
 The official report of the Urban hospital of Berlin shows the new diphtheris treatment has had 8 favor- able effect. In fact, there has not been case in which injurious consequences have been recorded. The best results were obtained by stronger initial inr iections than those at first employed.
 An American syndicate has been bor~ ing for oil for several months past near wietz and Stieneforde, Hanover, and finally succeeded in striking oil which will be put upon the market in the next two weeks. Experts say the we'll dis- trict is rich iD petroleum.
 The sculptor Rammin, who built the Moorish palace exhibited at the worlds fair ip Chicago, committed suicide ID this city recently.
 The cabnet crisis continues. The unbrosen series of parliamentary fail ures which the various ministers are meeting with in the reichstag, as well us in the diet, have shown the emperor thst the cabinet will not be able to sc com pllsh auy legislation of importance, | owing to it's total lack of influence over 1 the delegates and want of cohesion among the ministers. Some idea of the situation may be formed when 1t IS | kn .wu that the emperor, during the past week, said to a confident: "Jt | would be better for noe to fetch the old man again. By the ''old man his maj eety referred to Prince Bismark.
 The emperor is still regrettiDg the dis- missai of Baron Von Koeller, PrussaD mini ter of the interior, of whom he | speaks as being a capable man. All the | present ministers have been dIscrediteo | by the county, Prince Hohenlohe. ow ing to his poyelcal inability to properly | represent the government, and Dr. Won | Boetticher, im perial minister for the in- | terior; Baron Von Berlepsch, minister l of commerce; pr. Bosse. minister of ln- | structione; Gen. Bronsart Von Schoen- stsa6t, minister of justice, owing to their 1 inability to get government measures | adopted. The present minister for the | interior, Baron Wonder Ricke Vorder | Horst, Ia no orator and without parlla- mentary experience. nor has he any sklll m such matters. These facts are open ly discussed at court and possible sue cessors to the ministers warmly argued over.
 It is probable the members of the present cabinet will hold their posts un- | til fall, as the st ss:ops of the diet snd reichstag ai drawing tn close, and the emperor has we'll filed program for the summer which will keep him in Berlin for months.
 HERMosILLo, Mex, May 1I-John Lsbuer and Forest Moss. two young men who lefs Nogsles, Arizona, two months ago to walk to Guatemala, have been murdered by Yaqui Indians. They were warned of the danger before leaving.
 HAVANA. May 11-It was definitely announced today that on the day five men captured on the Competitor were tried, Friday last, Admiral Navarro ;n conformity with a petition of the prosecutor and sentence of naval tribunal approved and signed the seDtencs of death imposed upon the fi!ibusters Alfredo Laborde, Dr. Elias Bsdia, Wm Gildea, John Melton and Theodore Mata. The announcement is supplemented by the statement that in view of high considerations the case has been referred for final decision to the supreme tribunal of war and marine. ALGIERs, May IA train loaded with | |