The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05
DISGUSTED WITH Ii
HE PROVES HIMSELF AN UNGRATE'
Full GUEST

nj HRUNES HlMS DIl AN OAOhA l ~
Full GUEST
After Germany Has Arrayed herself II
Her Best Attire, Given Him HeE Mos
Winning welcome. Set Before Him He1
Rest Fare, Believed All His Stories and
Laughed al Au-aGs Jokes. Then to Hav,
Him Go Home Without Buying so Much
asaT Toy Pistof-Cabinet Changes-Ger-
man News
cCopyr4ehted 1888 by the Associated Press
Berlin, July LII Hung Chang IA
been received with the greatest enth
siasm and hospitality IN Germany, but
he departed leaving gT4efs and disillu-
sions behind him. Great things were
hoped from his vista German coaHns
station IN China, big orders on German
firms, etc, but no such orders have beea
been given and nothing has been done.
Secretary Detring Of the Chinese sta tes-
mans staff, returning thanks on behalf
of Ii Hung Chang, at recnt banquet,
for the reception accorded the latter
sa5di '~The viceroy hopes that no dis
appointment VIII result from his visit
The object Of his journey was to pro-
mote friendly understanding between
China and Germany and he profited by
the occasion TO inform himself more
completely regarding the capabilities OF
German indnsty, When he returns 10
China he will report upon all he has
seen"
This appears to be cold COMFORT lOT 1Io
German manufacturers.
An utterance Of Ii Hung Chang dur
ing his interview with Prince Bismarck
Is quoted IN political circles. It was:
"Caprivi was one of those who say,
u orderT hence III doit.' Prince Hchep-
Iohe has more confidence in his op4R-
ion, which he defends with ability and
caution"
CABINET CHANGES.
Rumors have been current throughout
the week of another coblnet crisis. and
In the reichstag lobby the most extrava-
CANT reports were credited. But inaui-
ries made IN good quarters show that
with the exception of the reSigna ton OF
Baron Won Derlipsich, the minister OF
commerce, already recorded, there viii
be no further changes until the return
Of the mpsror. Before the reichstag re-
assemblies, however, there viii be some
0ther ministerial changes.
His majesty Is greatly annoyed at
The signal parliamentary failures which
the niniste for war, General BronSart
Won SchelendoTff, and Minister BoSSe.
the minister Of public instruction, have
made during the session, and there IS
also Lack Of harmony in the cabinet.
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slow and conservative for the taste of
some. while Jealousy existing between
Dr. Marqueal, the Prussion minister of
financs, and Count vonPoSadowsky sec
petary of the imperial treasury, in fl
hances. and the enmIty felt by others
For Won Boetticher, the secretary of
state for ire interior, prevents smooth
ness. Prince Hohenlohes health is also
bad, and 1t is known that before the
emperor's departure for Keig, the chan
cellUr requested 10 be relieved Of his
official burdens, but the emperor de-
clined for the time being, expressing the
hope that the princes health would I'm
prove and enable him 10 remain IN Of
fee
NAUGHTY WITH LOUIS.
Prince Louis Of Bavaria, who RAISED
a storm in Germany by his protests at
MOSCOW against being claSSer as a fol-
iower of Prince Henry Of Brussia, who
represented Emperor William at the
coronation celebration, held an inter
view with the emperor at KieL 1t was
brought about by Prince Regent IIeo~
pold. and Gasted twenty minutes. His
majesty was reserved and naughty and
expressed no direct criticism OF Prince
Louis sensat tional Nj scow speech. The
~ i .-f ,--,s,
regiment at Augsburg, as had been
Intended, has been ordered by his IA
Their to proceed TO his Hungarian es-
tate, as a sort OF mild Punishment
At the launching Of the new German
fponclad Frederick III, the emperor,
while inspecting the vessel, remarkedI
4 hope ] may see a German navy
worthy OF the German army"
The radical newspapers contrast his
majesty's well known desire for a big
navy with the peaceful aspirations in
his speech upon the same OCCASION.
However. the government press avoids
the subject.
The big navy agitation Is not popular.
and any attempt in that direction viii
cause several conflicts in the reichstag. |
THE DUELING QUESTION.
The latest phase of the the duel ques-
tion IS that the emperor has ordered
that any infringement of the imperial or
der of 1874. which binds officers TO sub |
nit their quarrels TO a court of honor
before issuing challenges, shall be Sc
verely punished.
At the great fall maneuvers the king !
Of SaXony and the king OF Naples viii |
be the emperor's guests. Napoleon's |
plan Of the battle Of Austerlitz Will |
serve as a strategical guide for the evo- |
lutions.
An unknown monmaniac has been |
the labor quarter of Berlin |
by stabbing children in the back with |
a dagger. He always manages to es-
cape.
A committee has been formed to cele- |
brate the centenary Of the birth of /
William 1 together with the unveiling /
Of the monument to the o1d emperor at |
-FTeohi. There VIII be historic |
fetes, public feasts for the /
poor. etc. in all the German cities.
An official inveStiga ton began this
week TO determine the extent that the /
importation Of American chilled or froz-
en- meat has met the requirements Of |
hygiene and cheSpness. i includes the /
years since 1898 TO date and upon the /
result depends whether these imports 1
viii be allowed 10 continue.
The Fourth of July celebrations were /
more general in Germany this year.