The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-21
Germany Fetes Him in an Tn
usual Manner.
IMPRESSIVE RECEPTIONS.
HE IS GIVEN THE KEY TO EVERY
THING HE WISHES.
The simultaneous Presence in Ber-
lin of Marshal Yamasata and Lii
Hung Chang, However, is Proving
a Source of Embarrassment to the
Foreign Characterization in the
Bundesrath.

BERLIN. June 2o.-LCopyrighted, 1896,
py the Associated Press. IA sensational
occurrence in the bundesrath, growing
directly out of the anti-Prussian feeling
engendered by the Moscow incident has
just leaked out.
The German press was either ignorant
OF 1t or preferred tobe silent regarding it.
Inc question of prolonging the Wur-
temberg Notenbank charter for using its
own paper money was up for discussion
tuesday; Prussia, in conformity with
the settled Prussian finance precedents,
moved to reject the request. Prussia,
however, was defeated by a vote of 80 to
Y, only the Waldeck, L:ppe and Hansa
towns supporting the motion. The bank s
charteT, therefore, was prolonged until
1910. This is the first time in a Quarter
or a century that Prussia, has found the
bundesrath in almost united coalition
against her and the fact is all the more
noteworthy because there was
NO ATTEMPT TO ANSWER
the argument of Prussia's delegates and
1t is now believed that similar banking
institutions in, Bavaria, SaXony Baden
ana Hesse will insist upon an extension
OF their charters.
The chancellor Prince Hohenlohe, and
the members of the Prussian cabinet were
dumbfounded upon hearing the decision
for the bundesrath and were greatly an
This, however, is one evidence of the
strong Prusso-Phobe sentiment in the
south of Germany. The news that Herr
Camesaca, president of the German COL
ony of Moscow, and maker of the re-
mark about the princes in the suite of
Prince Henry of Prussia.
WHICH CREATED THE TROUBLE,
has been decorated with the Order of the
Red Eagle has caused renewed outbursts
of Indignation in Bavaria.
On Tuesday the king of Saxony gave a
special audience to Count Won Moltke,
Emperor Williams aide de camp, at Ores
den to hear detailed report of the Mos
cow incident.
This weeks issues of two humorous pa
pers at Munich contain cartoons showing
horribly dilapidated Prussian eagle
with the Bavarian ZION standing by with
paws appraised and gnashing teeth.
Prince Ludwig of Bavaria, who went
from MOSCOW to the Budapest exposition,
returns to his regiment at Augsburg
within a week without going to Berlin.
His admirers at Augsburg are planning
a series of ovations.
AT the closing of the Bavarian diet, the
president, Won Walker, said:
I'VE are firmly convinced that our
royal dynasty will endeavor to preserve
constitutionally the guaranteed indepen-
dence of Bavaria This is regarded as
A DIRECT. SLAP AT PRUSSIA,
and throughout the week there has been
a series of Prusso-Phobe manifestations
At Munich, Prussian tourists and resi-
| dents have been insulted.
| Germany has been feteing Ii Hung
| Chang in an unusual manner. His recep-
ton by Emperor William on Sunday was
more impressive and pompouS than any
thing of the kind in years past. His
ma jesty personally paid the greatest at
! tention to the Chinese statesman and has
/ given special orders that he be shown
! everything in Germany which he desires
to see on his rounds of visits to the in
dustrial, naval and military institutions
including the model Notifications of Thol
and Kiel harbor. The Krupp works were
occupying the attention of Ii Hung
/ Chang today, after which he went Il
/ the Vulcan works at Stettin where hi
/ will be banquetted.
The distinguished traveller will visi
/ Prince Bismarck soon. The latter, how
| ever, is
UNEQUAL TO LONG INTERVIEW
and has count ermanded all receptions o.
| delegations during the summer.
Next week ii Hung Chang and tht
! German government will enter into nego
/ tiations in regard to the increase of tnt
! import duties, an essential condition. o.
| the German consent being coaling sta
| ton in Chinese waters.
! The German minister of foreign affairs
! Baron Won Bieberstein, will also attempt
| to obtain consent for the establishment
i of large German mercantile settlements
in Chinese ports, especially at SWatoW
/ and Canton. with exclusive German jur
! isdiction. The Simultaneous presence il
! Germany of Marshal Yamagata and l.
Hung Chang is embarrassing the foreign
Office. Emperor William and Prince Ho
| henlohe have shown the japanese SOD
/ diers some attention, but the marshal j:
/ evidently disgrumtled at the yellow wave
which is flooding Silesia, where numbaT:
of Cinnamon employed at farm work ar
/ replacing the Russian hands. A Berlin
| firm is supplying Chinese coolies TO 81
lesian land owners at % cents per day
1t is understood hat after the army
! manoeuvres in Galacia, the emperor vii
visit the exposition at Budapest anf
grand fetes and historic professions arr
being planned for the occasion.
Early during the week Prince Hohenio'
! he will give a garden party to the reich,
stag upon which occasion efforts will b.
made to secure a majority to pass The
civil codes bill prior to the adjournment
of that body The antiseqnites and SO
c:alists however, both resolved upon al
unobstructive policy for the balance O.
| tho caccinn