Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28
Young Emperor Of Germany q Student Of
the Currency Question.
KAISER TaEEs A LIBRARY on VACATION
Intends to Master the Problem During HIS
Sumner Cruise,
CABINET APPROVES EMIGRATION BILL
Efforts to Keep the Rsichstag Together Al
most Una7ailag.
BAYREuTH WAGNER SEASON NDT MONTH
seats Are Nearly All sold Already
and Americans VIII BE There in
FOree-GeneraI News and
Gossip from Germany.
WAGNER SEASON NDT MONTH

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Copyright, 1sss. 5y the Associated FrssEa
BERLIN. June 27.-Acccrdi-g 70 the di-ec-
tons left at the court narshaIs Office tre
emperor VIII remain away for his rl5sura-
ner vacation until August Is n Christi
ana about July 10 his majesty viii meet King
Oscar and The members Of the Svedish -ovaI
family. Emperor Williams travelling suite
Is much larger than in former years but no
prominent people viii accompany him except
his usual companions on suck trips. During
the long cruise along the coast Of Norway.
TIE emperor viii devote his time. apart from
current business. TO the study Of the cur
re1cy question He Is taking with him an
extensive library bearing on the subject IL
cludlng 120 English books and pamphlets
IN addition to g large number Of German
French and Italian works Directions have
also been left with the chief Of The royal
library Of Berlin 10 forward his majesty any
new books magazines OF papers bearing
upon the subject, and they VIII De sent SO
as to meet the emperor at the various points
he VII touch It
Baron vua EidsrIs1- -WachIer. the German
minister 10 Copenhagen. and corps Of for
eign 015ce employees have been detailed &c
make extracts from the writings ou the
currency question and submit them 10 the
emperor. with remarks and q comparative
glossary. In Official circles il is expected
hat fresh attempt VIII De made bv Ger
many II the autumn to arrive at Al inter
national understanding On the currency
matter. The preparatory work II aarictpa-
ton Of this course viii be done during The
sumner by a high official Of the Foreign
ofiee. The currency issue il the United
States as political factor Is engaging the
attention Of the emperor who has beer
much Interested N articles upon this 81 B.
ject that hive appeared IN American uaaga-
zines. Everything has been quiet poIit-
icaIly. since the empergr's departure
Baron Marshal von Bieberstsia. the min
ister for foreign Affairs. has also started OF
q vacation He VIII soU1 be followed BY the
chancellor and the other members Of tbe
cabinet The Eeichstag VIII probably a5-
journ next week Prince HohenIohe VII
spend part Of his vacation Oh h-s estate ar
Aussese, Sty-ia, where the princess has ure-
ceded him
REICHSTAG BREAKS Up
During the week all sorts Of stratege-g
we're res0rred TO IN the Efforts TO keep th-
! Reichsrag together The Center parrv Wa
trying TO establish its capacity as q govern
uert party BY engineering the adoption Of
TIE civil code in spite Of all obsrr-ctigns
Some Of President vuu Buecl- Barren berg. S
decisions were arbitrary and We're hotIy d.
nounced by the radical press. large Dor
ton Of the German press. including rhe
Hamburger Nacrichtsn, IS conds-1.-g the
majority il the Reichstag for whsppf1-
/ through the civil code biz and scores q.
/ popular protests are reaching the Retchstsz
asking for more liberal provisions for ths
property and civil rights Of women and for
married wouaps rights, but they have al
been unheeded.
The government emigration BIZ has been
! approved by the cabinet and ziII be among
/ The first measures TO be submitted il the
autumn The commercial and political sec
rions Of the Foreign Office have had lezd5nr
part in framing II ard colonial needs are
paramount IN IT, Il Is not expected. how
ever, that the bill viii meet with the a2-
provaI Of the liberals, as the pet projects Of
the latter are eliminated Police control
Of emigTsnts Is made more strict and OBJ
uozious, except when they are going 10 the
German colonies.
/ Il has cropped out that upon the occasion
Of the recent dedication Of the Ky1hauser
monument the police frustrated an attempt
70 nlov up thar memorial. The euIprit. &
man named Sahn SEuser. was arrested and
laIIed.
The disputed Lippe succession Is to be
/ settled by court Of arbitration composed
5f the king Of Saxouy as president and SIX
( judges Of the imperial court q the three
! claimants, the emperor's brother-ia-Izw
/ Prince Adolph, Is the favorits.
Before MS departure fro1 Berlin, ur
Fritz Freedman, Won Korze's former lawyer
who was recently acquitted Of the charge
1 Of embezzle1enr after having been extra
lired from Bordeaux, told a represeutarlv=
/ Of the Associated press that he was con
zideriag several offers. particularly one Of
partnership with q well known German
! American lawyer Of Baltimore Dr. Freed
nan VIII probably start for New York next
week Arrangements are being made for the
Simultaneous publication Of ms book on the
German court Il German, French. English
and Italian.
NEW TYPE OF IRONCLAD.
Emperor William has Inspected at EleI
and has highly approved a new rvpe uf iron
elad Invented by two naval officers. uieder-
l1Eseu ana Horsfsl1r, HIS ma j@sry gave an
audience 70 the inventors or beard t1e i'm
Perial yacht H1h=nzolleru, and bestowed high
decorations upon then Acting upon The IL
Err-erlous 0f the emperor tlz naval de-
7artDHnt has taken The natter Up.
Prince MAJ q saEony has been ordained
a priest and VIA celebrate his first mass on
august 10 the Roman Catholic church Al
Dresden ana u tEe presence Of TIE entire
court
The elections II Alzacs have been an
agreeable surprise 10 Tie government. At
Metz twelve luulgraIed Germans we're
elected 70 the council of talrry-tgo- Al
Surasburg 1fteen OUT 0f tweuty-three Rere
elected, ana eighteen Of txenry-nlne were
elected a. M-IaOuss- The saxon Industrial
exposition a. Dresden has been opened
Il Hung Chang Is The guest 0f Tie uer-
Grants banquet and fste a. Berlin expo
sillCl tonight On the big cupola q the
EsIa building Chinese dragon Is shown
Viii electric LgA-z, Tie regulations Ralsh