The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-22

Club Indignant at Inc Reichstag-
Agrarian Debate.
BERLIN, March 21.-The Abyssin-
ian and Egyptian questions are the
subjects of great deal of negotiation
on the part of the dreibund. Germany,
in response to Italy's representation
supports Great Britain. although the
bitterness manifested by the former
towards the latter country is not
effaced. The German newspapers,
however, generally support the Nile
expedition.
1t became known today that France,
through M. Herbette, the French am
bassador here, sounded Germany dur
ing the week as to whether the idea
of a European conference to regulate
the Egyptian affair would be accepta-
bic, but Marshal Won Bieberstern, the
minister for foreign affairs, replied
that evacuation of Egypt was con-
sidered strictly British affair and
must be settled between the interested
parties.
1t is generally believed that Emperor
Williams visit to Italy is connected
with the renewal of the drefbund and
the suggested modifica tons thereof,
and that he may meet Emperor Francis
Joseph as well as King Humbert be-
fore he returns. In addition to the
alteration of Italy's position, Germany
is
DESTROYS OF GREATER LIBERTY
to enable her to place herself in ac-
cord with@Russia and the far east.
The emperor and empress have put
off their departure for Italy until Mon
day, and his majesty may now meet
Emperor Francis Joseph at Vienna
instead of at Genoa, in company with
King Humbert, as at first proposed.
1t is understood that the plans of his
majesty may be further changed I'M
less the agitation in Italy, shown by
the recent excited behavior of the
deputies, quiets down Indeed, further
demonstrations in the chamber may
possibly indefinitely postpone the meet
ing of the emperors and King Hum
bert.
Emperor William yesterday dined
with the officers of the curassiers of
the guard and toward midnight began
talking with the bandmaster about his
local marches. Later his majesty took
the baton from the bandmasters hand,
and conducted Observation-Disclosures
March" by Frederick the Great AT
it's conclusion the emperor said: 1T is
grand, like that. | will have it like
that throughout my army"
FIVE THOUSAND SOCIALISTS,
anarchists and ultra radicals celebrat-
ed the Berlin revolution of 1S4S. and
the Paris commune on Wednesday last.
The graves of the SO-called martyrs of
1S4S were visited and thousands of dec
orations and scarlet ribbons, some of
them bearing revolutionary notices,
were seized by the police.
The Vorwaerts, organ of the social
lists, issued a special number which
was unusually aggressive and it was
confscated by the police, who seized
a special edition issued upon the same
occasion by the anarchist order, the
Socialist
The reichstag jubilee banquet tonight
is almost wholly ignored by the lead
ing German newspapers, owing to the
fact that they have been snubbed and
sighted by the officials No one of the
few editors and correspondents invited
to attend have accepted the invitation,
and the Berlin press club has passed
resolutions
EXPRESSING ITS INDIGNATION
at the manner in which the press has
been treated,
Besides the present members of the
reichstag. 140 former members of that
body, including Al of the original mem
bers, will attend the banquet There
will only be two toasts, THE Emperor
and Prince Bismarck"
fret -Je.
an increase in the strength of the
German navy was started by the Deut-
Scher Verband on Sunday and it turn
ed out 20 be a signal failure through
out Germany, showing that the nation
does not favor the scheme.
The huge Bismarck monument, the
cost of which was betrayed by public
subscription, is being erected on the
shore of the Starbeiger lake, Bavaria.
The socialist labor associations of
Germany are going to hold a congress
in Berlin on May with the view of
forming a central body to regulate
systematic assistance of the unemploy-
ed.
Emperor William, on Wednesday last.
purchased three handsome wrought
iron gates which formed the portals of
the German section OF the World
fair. The price paid was $4,000 marks.
liiSJIucllOIlS nave Deen Issued TO eX-
anime witnesses in East Africa in con-
nection with the charges brought
AGAINST DIR. PETERS,
who is said to have made very damag-
ing verbal remarks at Moshi and Fan
zibar, soon after the two executions of
1892 One of his servants, who is now
in Berlin, has made deposition to the
chief of the colonial Office DIR. Kayser.
There has been a large increase in
the number of cases of influenza and
pneumonia in Berlin lately. and there
have been fifty-three deaths from in
fiuenza during the past week.
The Menondite soldier Throener, has
again been arrested and sentenced for
the third time for refusing to bear
arms. He had just been released after
serving his second term of a year in
prison and had joined the Alexander
regiment.
The United States ambassador to
Germany,
MR.. E.. F. UHL,
will arrive here at an inconvenient