The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-29
FOR HIGH TREASON
3lsmaIck's Paper Denounced by Two
Of Its COlt.mporaries.
TALK ABOUT NAVAL BUDGET
II Is Hinted That the Scheme May
Cause the Dissolution OF tho
ReiohstaG-Ih mperor
Makes a statement.

Copyright 1896 by Associated Press.
Berlin. Nov, 2S--Tho revelations Of the
Hamburger Nachrichien viii not. after
all. he allowed 10 pass without judicial In
qriry. Tho Frankfurtcr Zeitung to-day
carried out It's threat and denounced the
hamburger Nachrichten before the states
attorney for high treason and tho Koe-
nIgsberg zcitung did the same. Both nc
lions are due to these two newspapers be-
ing prosecuted by the government for IN
directly publishing state news
There Is little doubt now that parlIa-
mentary conflict will occur during this
session of the reichstes over the naval
budget The government organs have
hitherto denied that large increase In
the navy was intended and the figures OF
the naval budget were so Jugg,ed that 1t
looked as though the governments de-
mand WAS not In excess OF those OF for
mer years \ searching analysis. however.
reveals the fact that ths reichstag is
really asked to sanction an Increase or
about 20O,00O.000 marks The bill asks that
this years expenditure be Increased co.
10000 marks, and the matter is so ar
ranged as to necossltatc an additional
expenditure OF 7O.OOo Go marks during each
of the next two years These sums are
not entirely for the building Of new ves-
sells. but are also intended to provide for
the expense or manning them In parlla-
mentnry circles IL is believed the naval
expenditures OF the next i've years will
be largely Increased II the reichstag ac-
cedes To the present demands.
Emperor William, speaking recently OF
Admiral Won HOLMAN. secretary OF the
navy. Is reported 10 have said: The ques-
tion OF bringing the German navy TO the
point of being really formidable. not only
for defense. but for aggression. Is one OF
life or death for the nation inasmuch as
IL Involves the erossachstellung of Ger
many as much as the state army does.
and whoever loves the fatherland Will
help mo bring IL about as the German
navy Is at present wholly inadequate for
It's mission In the future" This imperial
utterance Is now circulating in reichstag
circles and Is much commented upon. IL
Is certain no majority will be found in
the rcichstag for these projects. Tho GEN.
trists and the entire radical wing are
against Il. which gives nm adverse ma
jority OF about 90 During the week tho
government employees of the naval de-
partment have repeatedly limited In con-
vcrsaiion with deputies that the rejection
of tho naval scheme means the dlssolving
OF the rcichstag
Ia the diet the government. through DIR.
Iquel, minister OF finance. Is asking for
the passage OF IA bill 10 enable II TO use
tho yearly surplus. which this year Is
more than Go.oO0.000 marks. In order To
cover deficiencies IA any particular de-
partmcnt or 10 utilize II as a contingent
fund In the future The liberals and radi-
cals are lighting this proposition as a cur
tailment Of parliamentary privileges and
as fraught with danger to the institutions
OF the kingdom. IL Is believed. however,
the government will get the bill passed.
The result OF the election In the United
States has brought windfRll TO the town
OF Spcyer In the shape Of donation OF
$4,000 from Henry Willard. The pastor OF
that place has recently been trying to
obtain subscriptions 10 fund with which
to establish sick chilfens hospital, and
Willard was approached during his recent
stay there. lie promised that II Mckin-
ley won he world give the whole sum re-
quircd. This promise has been kept and
the foundation stone OF the new hospital
will be laid next spring
During his Visit 20 kicl this week the
emperor went on board the new warship
Aygir and his majesty took one OF the
regular noon ra tlons OF the blue Jackets
and ate the whole OF IL. consisting OF ham.
cabbage and potatoes out OF a tin vessel.
The present sugar bounty law has met
the disapproyal OF ali sugar manufacture
ers OF the empire and committee has
been appointed with instructions to en-
dcavor TO get the bill altered In tho
reichstag The association Of raw sugar
manufacturers has been pronounced In ia
vor Of the projected raw sugar trust OF
the empire.
The German press Is rapidly veering
around In its opinion OF the results of the
recent election In the United States. Lib
eral papers are expressing Increasing
fears OF unfAyorabis tariff legislation and
a more vigorous foreign policy. The Fed
Grafton OF German bimetallists has issued
a statement expressing In" belief that
McK!nley's election means the further
anCc of International bimotallism and add
that they are relying on the republican
party TO promote these ends, according TO
the pledges In its platform.
From the rcichstag budget II appears
that the dcnrit In the accounts OF the
colonial Office with the colonies Is more
than f,V'o.OCo marks. whcrcof West Africa
shows deficit OF s.6y1coO marks
The government has begun 20 enforce
Administrative measures to stop Polish
agitation In eastern provinces OF Prussia,
ircluding the discharge Of al non-spcak-
Ing German employees on Silecian and Po-
sen railroads, and the GerrnaniZation OF
all Polish names OF towns and villages.