The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23

necessary precedent to international III
metallsm aud that II understood that the
| rcopeninE OF the mints was anticipated
within measurahly short period. The
| british government responded 10y acqui-
csclng IN this statement
Count Won kHrdinu complained that
| Prince Hohenlohe had acted contrary TO
\ the rcichstags resolution of 1925 In muKing
| this inquiry In London. but as Prince
| liohenlohe did not reply the Incident was
dropped.
| inc conflict In Mr.. Balfour's statement
and the reply of the government is more
apparent Than real The government said
| thn' II did not intend 10 open the mints
aS n precedent 10 international ueSoiia-
tons, MIR Balfour merely stated that the
| government would consider the rconcniuE
OF tho mints on any satisfactory currency
scheme.
The radicals aud socialists seized upon
| tho debate on the military budget 20 make
fierce attacks upon tho government on ac-
count OF the alleged irrcgularity In tho
army and the malucatmcnt of socialist
recruits, OF which the NuerwartS pub
| lshod long history tending to show
that the ministry had eonfederatcs in the
| ring
J Herr Biebol made similar charges in
/ tho rcichstaE, which tho minister OF war.
! General Won Schoellcndorf, most emphoi-
| cnliy denied.
Ilerren Richci and Luzmann declared
that the emperor was not rirh, I'm Sc
vercly dlsciplning tho socalis; recruits
without reason, but the minister of war
maintained that IT was the unqualified
clnno In the army 10y any means lac saw
| 1T to employ.
women employed In the clothing aud
| drcis goods indRtries have been on
strife. Tho mon ohtaincd al their de-
mRnds on Wednesday,, including Is per
| arc pending between the work people aud
| the woman's clothing department win
! the prospcct Of an eorly, settlement
In Hamburg the net clothing strike has
/ ended I'm fHNeg of tho men.
| Tho socialists have declined TO take part
| In the rcich@ing peace 1uhllcH on Mhrcn
| n owing TO the fact hat participants
AFRO to toas, the emperor The c"n'risis
| are 10 follow suit. uuloas the toast 10
! Prince Bismarck rs framed so es not 10
| be offensive 20 them
CnIgau pamphlet, has been indicted by
| the Mncnch court for les mni"ste
| Tho German colonial party r. llkcly to
| split on accluut of the diacord which has
arisen among It's members regarding me
| gigantic navy projects ialhorrh ny III
Peters. the president Of tho berlin sec"
| ton.
The resignation Of Prince Arcnherg
and Herr Hoffman. tho socrrihy "i nc
organization. was due 20 inns, ma llr
Peters announced this ma the cause yes
terdny evening declaring that he hnn the
support of Prince Ahrcoht OF Mccklen,
| uorE, president o. the whole society. ana
stating thnt a REGULAR chauvlnlht brhnrh
of The society was formed n, Hamburg
A meeting was unanimous In demanding
an Increase I'm tho number ot iost cruis-
crs
The birthday OF Prince Bismarck, who
wns born April 1. 1915 viii again be Sener-
nIly celebrated throughout GermhnNi
Mnisa. Ahri director of me nIuH"ry
wor,ts "a, pantzir, committed suicide ON
Wednesday last Papers which were found
after mis- denth showed that he pnd been
In communication with the trrhch Se'INi
TSo ,ditora Of tho Vorwaerts, Heron
Braun and Britncri, have hepn nfrss.,n
on the chhrpe OF receiving auNin, ~
~ tho imperial amnesty IN "r.lt" 81
Jnnunry lat from man whn con .asen
10 so abstraction. Bcth Of the ptlH3,nI,attr
rrofessed that they an not '.noW t ,nrn
rccuaor and Hdr Braun mas H'''' W."
Thr caaos Of y. w nochme Of Hro9Elyn'
n H.. and William Schroeder on iini,i
mpnd. m, both Of whom W. ' nn, Icon
hroitplit 10 ne notice Of The United SiH''i
embassy. Whenever the cmph,sS M pg,Il
notified Of such cnNcH W., "nri c,, Gls
nliy been speedily adjusted ln,in " ~
LraH nn unusual number ~ selzYref ol
Americans of German lr'h tar " auaun,
tbi8 year They haVg hpn,pe,' u.oi',sead
I,ar,@,cr iLc real obligations covered
thom. y9ung man from cinoinna,i wh VINE
rclca7cd THIS week On M VIZ,
/ OF ~" - toolsor secretary of the
trnitcd states embassy was 2Uirlaly nt..a
goutod 10 ,x- Fmurcss fredellck =" onn'hN
q effairc,ss on W'dn aa 10 bhsv, been given
,onirht bv the members Of the Am' .l,nn
colony hore IN honor Of Wdth,,,m,s t nnx
nrtH9ay n he's BET" viii iN ,ewe place at the
saIsorhof. AbCai 600 guests VIII be pf"7'
There Vas roo Sr,Sg,t tody the n "q pos
dence Of Nr. ]. B Jackson. all g.
rbn GERMAN Americans give PM 70
night IN honor Of Withlhg'o" '''''''"F'