New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-26
EMPEROR WILLIAMS PLANS.
HIS RELATIONS WITH PRINCE HOHEN-
LOBE AND BRONSART Won
SCTIELLENDORF.
THE LATTERs RESIGNATION OFFERED. por
PosTPoNED-DR sToECKER's PARTY
Won BENNIGsENs DUEL

Won BENNIGsEN'S DUEL
Berlin, July 25-It is announced ,hat inc I'm
peror, after passing the first week Oh A'os"' w.
the Empress and their children at the SchiosS' q.
Wihelmshohe. will come to Berlin 20 meet anu
confer with Prince Hohenlohe, the Imperial Chan-
ce,,or and General Bronsart Won Schellcndorf Min
lister of War II is now known positively that Ills
Majesty will not so to Cowes. as 1t was eNpec'eu
he would do The programme Is hxed lor his ap-
pearance at various public functions curing INC
time intervening between now ana the ihiuuo Vi
september when 1t is stated privately. he VIII pay
n visit to Queen Victoria at Balmoral gong oirec.
from KEEL to Aberdeen board the Imperial yacht
Hohenzollcrn. 49,,
The relations of the Emperor with Prince hoheh-
lohe and General Bronsart Won Schellendori occupy
the first position in the attention OF the high OH
Gals of the Government The retirement Vi Iinoo
Hohenlohe from Office in the face OF grave Huio-
penn crisis IL regarded by every one as peihs CA
tremely improbable. apart from the iac' 'ha' 'he
Emperor has intrusted 10 the Chancellor the 'aSh
of conducting negotiations of a serious character
with Emperor Francis Joseph OF Austria ana 'ouii'
! Coluchowski the Austrian Minister OF Foreign Al
fairs and the additional fact that Prince Lopahon
Rostovsky the Russian Minister OF foreigh Al
fairs Is still aiming at the maintenance OF lhe III
tegrity Of the Turkish Empire. Stiil IL Is u'i-
| douhtcdlv true that General Bronsart Won Schei-
lendorf has offered his resignation to the Emperor
ard u ts eoualy certain that Prince Hohenlohe mas
informed the Kaiser Of his desire to retire from
office IL General Schellendorfs demands lor re-
forms in the procedure of military tribunals are
not granted 1t is understood that the Emperor
will request General Schelendorf to retain office
until the close of the autumn military manocuVres'
uhen q definite decision In regard TO the reforms
proposed by the Minister OF War Will be reacheu.
In high military circles 1t is the general oeiel ''a'
this means the eventual defeat OF the capai III "e
Emperors military cabinet headed by Gehera Vo"
Habnke the chief OF that body. and the En-
oft ha
change.
The newest feature Of Internal politics Is the at
tempt Of the former Court Chaplain. Dr. Stoecker'
and his followers to found q party 10 De caeu he-
lgious Socialists. distinct from the Chris'ia''
| Socialists Orthodox Christians with anu-SemiCc
| views and free from revolutionary BIAS VIII, "c-
| cord,ne 10 a manifesto published In the hreuz
| Zeitung" be the nucleus Of the party, the hrs'
principle of which will be the conservation OF re-
g!ous faith through which alone the rehoVa'io" Vi
| society is possible. Dr. stoccker by thus sepa-
rating himself and his followers from the I'M
orthodox christian Socialists has led Pastors Neu-
| mann and Gohre to obtain an alliance with the
| Conservative party. -, ,. ordar vrh,ch
prohibits non-commssioned officers and p r.hatr'
from taking part whatever IN soGiaSt had
| become common TO soldiers Of these Sraces ~
attendance at the festive mesnrgS OF ecnny ar
| rested for this offence and this has finally awAk-
ened the War Ministry which mas pro SntI ,i a
ff.,
| Gers and prvates must not be seen at S2c.ars ,
meetings nor will they be allowed TO attend icslvl-
,Ias ~ any kind without first oba ming special per
| mission The order does not stop here put de-
cares that soldiers are liable to be severely pun
| ishei for carrying Socialist newspapers or o'nr'
literature into their barracks. or for iang 10 ~
tor,n ther superlor officers at once In case they
shall discover such prohibited literature In any part
since the visit of Ii Hung Chang. the chinese Chinese
Emperors special envoy. 10 Berlin II mas YouUi .
| known that II Is the intention of the GoVerhiheh'
| at Pek.ng TO reorganizo the various Cnlnese iesa-
lions and raise the rank of the Chinese representa-,
tives at Berlin. Vienna and Rome TO mat OF Speclai
| Envoy. , , 49,. -. .-urs,orh.ry
| will entertain the Prince of Wales upon inc 0c-
| casion of the atters visit to the Baden Baoeh
| races in August. $500 1,,.o-o,
| Herr Won Bennigsen. sor OF Dr. Won Benn- aen.
tho National Liberal leader in the Rechstag, was
severely wounded this week in duel with herr RI
| the fact that Bennigsen carried out ms Ihstruc-
lions by inspecting some territory whicn was IN h
| dignity OF the judge who CHALLENGED the young
| man with the result mentioned An Official IN
| curry into Eschke's conduct has been ordered by
| the author. ties Of the Colonial Department OF Inc
| Eoreign Office,