The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-10
ADVICE TO GERMANS
A BERLIN NEWSPAPER WARNS
AGAINST ENGRAVING TO AMERICA.
Hot Water-Another Bismarck
Needed at the Helm Of State.

mans against emigrating to the United
States and giving extracts from the annual
report OF the German Society of New York.
referring to the increase of the number Of
Ignorant immigrants from Italy, Russia,
Poland, Ireland and Austria. with whom.
the report adds, the educated German me-
chanics cannot compete because they are
used to a high standard of living In addi-
ton, German immigrants with capital are
cautioned against investing in land the title
10 which, 1t is said. is often fraudulent or
doubtful, or which other conditions may
| make Improbable. Clerks, teachers. officers.
| scientists and female teachers especially are
advised not to go to America. no matter
| how undesirable the conditions at their
homes. The Reichsanzeiger also says that
| the new immigrant law proposed will not
| improve affairs.
| The Cabinet crisis continues. The un-
broken series of parliamentary failures
which the various Ministers are meeting in
the Reichstag. as well as in the Diet. have
shown the Emperor that the Cabinet will
not be able to accomplish any legislation of
| Importance. owing to its total lack OF in
| fuence over the delegates and the want of
cohesion and solidarity among the Ministers.
| Some idea of the situation may be formed
when 1t is known that the Emperor during
| the past week said: 1T would be better for
me TO fetch the old man back
| again." BY the ''old man" his Maj
| esty referred to Prince Bismarck.
| The Emperor is still regretting the dis
| missal of Baron Won Koeiler, the Prussian
| Minister of Interior, of whom he speaks
being at least a capable man. All the pres
! ent ministers have been discredited by the
| country; Prince Hohenlohe owing to his
| physical inability TO properly represent the
| government. and Dr. Won Boetticher. I'm
| perial Minister for the Interior, Baron Won
| Berlepsch, Minister of Commerce, DR.. Bosse,
| Minister of Instruction, Gen. Bronsart Won
ScheEendorff. Minister for War, and DR..
Schoensted, Minister of Justice, owing to
their inability to get the government meas
| ures adopted. The present Minister for the
| Interior, Baron Won der Recke Won der
Horst, is no orator and is without parlia-
| mentary experience, has he any skill
In such matters. These facts are openly dis
| cussed at court, and the possible Successors
OF the ministers are warmly argued over.
feat Of the school reform Jaw in the Diet
| due TO DR.. Won Bosseux's want of skill, and
| at the rejection of the chambers OF COM
| merce bill, which. was hard slap at Dr.
| Won Boetticher and Baron Won Berlepsch
| However, ii is probable that the members
| or the present Cabinet will hold their posts
until the fail. as the sessions of the Diet
| and Reichstag are drawing to close and
the Emperor has a well-filled programme
| Tor the summer which Will keep him from
Berlin for months. In spite of this 1T is
borne in mind that his Majesty has ex-
pressed strongly TO his encourage on the
| inability of the Cabinet, and there is an i'm
| preston in court circles that If the minis
terial failures continue he may lose his
patience and force. the resignation of the
The Socialist organ, vorwaerts, publishes
story Of the existence of high profits in the
| German gunpowder manufacturers ring,
| and promises complete exposure of it's al
legged corrupt practices shorty in the Reich
stag The vorwaerts adds that members of
| the tsnperpriS. encourage belonging to the
ring have hitherto prevented its exposure.
The exhibitors. at the exposition, at a ban
quet on Wednesday last. formed a society
for the purpose of arranging for the repre-
sentation of Berlin at all future expostions
at home and abroad. BY tomorrow the
electric light will be in operation and will
illuminate the entire exhibition. A giant tel
escope much larger than the Yerkes tele-
scope, will be in position in the exposition
on June l. The exhibits. however. are gen.
orally away behind and will not be COM
plete until June l. Barely $500 out of 5000
exhibitors have their exhibits in place.
The Emperor breakfasted with the officers
of the Fusiller Guards on Tuesday. and after
the meal he spoke Of the proposed reforms
in the military tribunals, saying: MY SOL
diers shall have justice" During the dinner
his Majesty conversed with his military
chaplain. DR.. Woe.fing, regarding DR.: Stock
er's Christian-Socal movement, of which
the Emperor strongly dsappToved.
Emperor William has grown stout lately
having gained fifteen pounds, while the EN-.
| banting cure, Is now much more slender and
is rather pale Her Majesty has greatly
aged lately. and her hair is quite gray.
A decree was issued this week remindin,
| government officials of the order forbiddins
agitation hostile TO the policy of the gov
eminent The issuing of this decree is due
especially in the eastern provinces. hav,
given to the Agrarian candidates for tn,
| Reichstag and Diet.
| Prince Bismarck speaking to the member!
OF the delegation from Bremen few day.
| ago, said: God has planted discomfort in u.
| as a spur. and We must renounce the belle
| that a general state of content will eve
srs or IN Ins wo otSer way y social
BILE. We should become nothing but idle dog
who would lie under palm trees and do moth
ing but eat the dates which fell into thei
mouths"
The official report of the Urban Hosplta
OF Berlin shows that the new diphtheri;
treatment has had a favorable effect Ii
| fact. there has not been case in which in
| FURIOUS consequences nave Deen recorded
The best results were obtained by stronge
initial injections than those a; first employed
The blind Grand Duke OF Mecklenburg
Strelitz had a narrow escape on Wednesday
He was being led over the railroad at tn
; Neubrandenburg station, when his foo
caught In the rails and he was unable I
extricate II. There was at the time a heay,
traffic on the road, owing to the horse fair
and several trains were due TO arrive Tn
engineer OF locomotive on another line sas
the Grand Dukes peril and rushed to his as
sistance. He at length succeeded in extri
, eating him, while the station master RAJ
along the line. waving his cap and stoppin
TWO approaching trains In the nick of time.
An American syndicate has been boring 70
oil for several months past near Wietze an
Steinfoerde Hanover and has finally sue
J ceeded In striking oil. which will be put O
| the market within two weeks. Experts sa
J that the whole district is rich in petroleum
The sculptor. Rammin. who built tn
Moorish Palace exhibited at the world
fair at Chicago. committed suicide in thi
| city recently.
large number of American tourists hav
: arrived In this city during the past week O
so and many OF them have already prc
ceeded. or will proceed. next week to Mos
| onation fetes Gen. McCook, his brothe
z | Aid-decamp Scriven. Commander Brouso
, | and Major j. w. Patzki will leave for No.
, | COW tomorrow.
e The new United States ambassador. Nj