Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-12
EMPEROR PLEASED wITn HOHEN.
Loi,E'S .ACuiEN
THEIR RELATIONS ARE CORDIAL
THE CHANCELLOR MAY NoT nEMAi>
IN OFFICE LONG.
Dcprnd. upon wiiiinm's Consent to
the Miiitnr, Court Biii-rrospcct-
i've Lrgisintian-itiIi rr",ih-
ing for nm incrcnsc OF
Naval strength.


Berlin. July lL-lhe members oi '"'
cabinet have nearly all gone on their SUM
mor vacations Thc chancellor. Prince
,t,ho,i,ho .,,,ts bts limo nt his estate
60, - ,..,,, t.,r,r A,,stri,
"t H"SSe'' "'"i i''"'''s ''''''
where. II his heulth continues E'o'' "' WIZ
do some Notwithstanding and chamois-
hunting
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Before i'aNlhE h''l''' f''p'i'' a." '''''''''
cSpresgcd to Prince Hohonlohc his high re-
- ,, ,,r,, ,,,l.,,.,t,, a., what Ind
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been accomplished IN the reiehs'aE' ana III
,,r.tc, roti,ips ,brourh him The rcin-
'''''e" ''' VI,
tiors between the emperor ana iri"ee
1t,bepfoha ar, AT rr,.rnt most cordial.
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Tht prince IL no" p'I"Pl'" WI" wv N''''''
question, and is deyotng his best efforts
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10 P''''N "'''e' a''''
tlonal difficulties. The ehanc"llorS health
,s a. prascnt rpo1 but II n known that
u az present t'''' "'' 80.
he has made his continuance IN ONCE Hit'r
next faI, dependent upon his mnjcrtys
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consent 10 military court reform anu ~
has had the bronsart drafted anl made
roa,l,. for Introduction IN tho roichstng But
the bill sim lies in the emperors private
military c1hlncI WhtF" 'th'r"! N"h
Hasnke, on whose judrmtnt me emperor
greatly relies. wishes IT to remain.
The hinacsrath. this year, reconvouos
~. -, ,',i M. n,, s.,t.,,h.r
tHi l,'' wa" "sN"'' f'"'N'' "a -,
10 but there is no dount 'lat 'n' o'tu-
margarine bill. as passed by the ftIehstdS,
and which would make the imports Of all
oiaom,rgariu. impossible, will be rejected
,,' ,t.. 49,, i,.,,h pr 10, Io,,t,bs,. tho
ny NlN' "o.s. 80. ~, ' -, -,
secretary lpr IN" h't'ipi' an" i''tV" ''''
Hamfnerstcin, the minister OF agriculture
urge its rejection.
one OF the most important bills before
the rcchstag this fall Will be a measure TO
authorize the building OF railroads in the
German colonies In Africa. IL provides for
tho building OF several small railroads in
Germnn Southwest Africa. and they Will
he built entirely hy British companies. The
Kin also nroylies for the construction of a
bir road 4, German East Africa from
Dar,s Salam and Bacatnoyo via Taboru,
20 Victoria and TanranyIka lakes. altogcth-
w. w. ,bn,,, S., kiISmrtcfs A svndicnte has
sncn sarrncd bv The peutschc bank, the
Sa,,,an Ss,m .o' E,s, Africnn Comunnv and the
,I,.i, ,.' i,,,.,,,,,,,,, =, raIsn tba 0Og Glp
,U,rli'i r.",,ira5 The emnlrc ruarantecs the
i,,arhS i reI"''''' ''
interest. ,u, ,.,,.,,,.. ,,r ~, ,,creass In
me sttehs'h oI ,m, ,,:,, ,,,,ySar 6f fast
sistS thnt inucn iatstr iluilluti VI, ~
cruisers must pc DUN, am 'he "nuni ,a ~, W.
man"uN"rS next month VII u' ma me- -
demonstrate the necessity thtrtpt, anu W
also show whether 1t Is desiraole 10 nave
selected body or thir'y ffuSslhn EVN-
eminent experts Is now making circular
tour of South Germany in order 20 study
the recent improvements IN fhctorles'
mines. etc for the benefit OF the workmen.
Cloudbursts ana hail storms devastated
TuesIay. Hail stones the size of walnuis
faII H., tho Iandsbor. district destroying