The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-05
BERLIN BITS.
RUNoR OF ANOTHER GREAT CARL
NET CRISIS.
HIS Majesty Greatly Annoyed-Li
Hung Chang Received With Great
Enthusia sm.

BERLIN, July 4.-Rumors have been
current throughout the week of another
caoihet crisis, and in the reichstag lobby
the most extravagant reports were credit
co. But inquiries made in good quarters
snow that with the exception of the
resignation of Baron Won Der Lipseb. the
munster OF commerce, already recorded.
there will be no further changes 11nfiI tho
return of the emperor
Betore the reichstag reassembles. how
ever, there will be some other ministerial
changes. NJ i'i
His majesty is greatly ANNOYED AT the
signal parliamentary failures which the
minister of war, General Bronsart Won
Schellendorf and DR.. Bosse, the minister
~ pu uolis instruction, have made during
the session, and there is also
A LACK OF HARMONY IN THE
CABINET.
The chancellor. Prince Won HohenIobe
IS too slow and conservative for the taste
OF some while the jealousy existing be-
tween DR. MIGUEL, the Prussian minister
of finance, and Count Won PosadoWsky
secretary of the imperial treasury. in
finances. and the enmity felt by others
Tor Won Boettischer. the secretary of
state for the interior, prevents smooth
ness. Prince Won Hohenlohe's health is
also bad and it is known that before the
emperors departure for Kiel, the
oflcial burdens, but the emperor declin-
eel for the time being, expressing the
nope that the princes health would i'm
prove ana enable him to remain in Office
Prince Louis of Bavaria, who raised a
storm in Germany by his protests at
Moscow against being classed as a.
follower of Prince Henry of Prussia who
represented Emperor William at the
with the emperor at Kiel. 1t was
brought about by Prince Regent Luitpold,
and lasted twnty minutes. His majesty
was reserved and naughty and expressed
no direct criticism of Prince Louis SEN
sational Moscow speech. The prince, in
stead of remaining with his regiment at
Augsburg, as had been intended, has
been ordered by his father to proceed to
his hungarian estate as
A SORT OF MILD BANIsHMENT.
At the launching of the new German
ironclad Frederick III, the emperor,
hope I may yet see a German navy
worthy of the German army"
The radical newspapers contrast his
maJesty's well known desire for a. big
upon the same occasion. Generally, how
ever the press avoids the subject
The big navy agitation is not popular
and any attempt in that direction will
cause severe conflicts in the reichstag.
Ii Hung Chang has been received with
the greatest enthusiasm and hospitality
in Germany but he departed leaving
griefs and disillusions behind him. Great
things were hoped from his vista Ger
man coaling station in China big orders
TO German firms, etc, but no such orders
have been given and nothing has been
done. Secretary Detring. of the Chinese
behalf of Ii Hung Chang, at a recent
banquet, for the reception accorded the
latter. said:
The viceroy hopes that no disappoint-
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ject of his journey was to promote
A FRIENDLY UNDERSTANDING.
between China and Germany. and he
profited by the occasion TO inform him
self more completely regarding the
capabilities of German industry When
he returns to China he will report upon
all he has seen"
This appears to be cold comfort for the
German manufacturers. An utterance of
Lii Hung Chang during his interview with
Prince Bismarck. is quoted in political
circles. 1t was: "Caprivi was one OF
those who say it is ordered, hence III
do it.. Prince Hohenlohe has more con-
idence IN. his opinion, which he defends
with ability and caution
The latest phase of the duel question is
infringement of the imperial order of
1874 which binds officers to submit their
quarrels to a court of honor before is
suing. challenges shall be severely
punished.
At the great fall manouvres, the king
of Saxony and the king of Naples viii
be the emperor's guests.
Napoleon's plan of the battle of
guide for the evolutions.
AN UNKNOWN MONoMANIAC
has been terrorizing the labor quarters
of Berlin by stabbing children in the
back with a dagger. He alwas manages
to escape.
A committee has been formed to cele-
brate the centenary of the birth of