The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
BIG ROW IN GERMANY.
Emperor William Dismisses
His Minister of War.
HoHENLoHE TO 90. roo.
ten. Schellendorf Insisted on Re-
form Of Military Trial.
HoHgNLoHE TO 90. roo
Inc Governor OF the Cameroons 70 Be
Tried For Brfbe-Takfnx, Drunken
ness and Debauchery-The Agrar-
Lars Calling For the Exclusion or
American Cattle.

.o0yr<hts1 By the Associated Press
Sesiin. ASS. A.--The ofssclas announce
meat tAat Gen Bronsart Won sensilen-
CORK TIE minister for wzr. has been Ye-
lisFeei from offsce. ana that be woass De
4es~9eu y Gen .or Gass1eF startled
tsAe Ie-istsai world this afternoon. TIE
var minister's difference with the sm.
psroT regarding ihe ionx-nlanns4 military
tr.al reform has Seen a topic fsr DIS
eu4sien Tor loEg time past. and 4 WAS
hh0sn snat unless his majesty &cqt4escei
% Gen. ven sehs1en9orf's view in the
matter. which was also fhs view OF the
l1as'erasl eAaacslIor. Prince Bohen1ohe.
o2ta intended % resign, Bgt (; was thought
lhat The crisis would not be reached until
s4ter the ears visit 10 Berlin. and Il
APPEARS That Tie true reason whlcA in
dneed the emperor 70 abandon his pro-
isetsd trip 70 tas Rhine PROVINCES was no,
psysacal indlspoSisson. but the fact that
Prince Hohenlohe and Gen. VOC Schalien-
dorf had sntimated 10 his majesty that
tney would resign unless he agreed 70 the
military trial reform. 20 which the min
isteTs were publicly pledged. and which.
ewing To the influence OF Ehs emperors
private military cabinet, especially that
OF Gen Won Hahnke. the alde-de-camp
general. would be deferred indefinitely.
TIE interviews between the emperor and
Prince Hohentohe on the subject we're not
Satisfactory. as the chancellor insisted
upon bis point. also alleging that the bur
oens OF Office were more onerons than his
are ard health could bear. No dsanise
understanding was reached. but It f. un-
esrstcod that the matter was pos po2e5,
so far as Prince Hoheniohe Is concerned,
Tor the time being. and be viii remain IN
ofiscs unless new and sudden camplica-
tion@ arise until fall at least The case OF
Gen. Won Sohetlendorf was different lie
has been anxious 10 retire for some time.
and insisted upon res!gning forthwith un-
less his majesty agreed thar the trial bull
should be- introduced in the reicnstag dur
ing the autumn. The announcement that
the general has been relieved from Office
Is the esnperor's reply. Gen. Won ScheIlen-
DORIS leave Of absence expired on July 81.
The ernpsror's reason for ob5ectsag 10
the reform OF the military trials Is that
ae fears that the publicity Of the trials
would weaken discipline. Gen. Won Schel-
9endorf was also nettled On account % the
recent removal OF Gen won HaheFitng
from the head OF the central section OF
the general staff 70 ordinary service With
out consent or advice.
Prince Hohenlohe lefs Berlin today for
werki. Russia.
The prospective visit Of the ear 20 Bres-
lau ard Goelitz. In order 20 witness the
blg fail maneaverS. is considered Of prime
political Importance. German politicians
claim that the cxSr's presence AZ the
naaneuvers and the attendant fetes mean
a guarantee ef peace and check 20 the
ambition OF France. The Noss.sche Zsi-
tunE says; We may greet the visit un-
der the peculiar circumstances as a good
omen. While the FIRST visit paid by the
czar 70 the emperor Is timed so as 10 in
cluda an illustration 0f GeFmanys roadi-
ness a1d capacity FOR war. It wil respond
TO the fundamental idea that the present
policy of European powers is 10 insure
peace by preparing for war
A big colonial scandal. involving the
reputation Of Won PGttkamer. the gov
ernor os the Camsroons. Is now in full
blast. and Ven PutfkAmer has been or
dered 20 RerItH 20 stand trial Capt. Stet-
tin his acCussr. Nna commander OF the
CAMERON troops, and is prepared 70 sus-
tafn hts charges. and TIE radical leader.
Or Beck. also Intends 60 produce evidence
against him. The charges. IN brief. are
receiving hrihes. habltuai inebriety and
debAGcaery.
The emigration bill. whtch will BE intro
ducea IN the rsichstAg n the opening Of
the session is HOW drafteS. a pan-Ge--
man federation and a colonial council have
been determined on IN rs framing. A CEN
tral emigration bureau. assisted hy an
emigration council viii be created. ernl-
grafton agents will be especially licensed
false Information 70 sraigrants as 20 their
prospects viii he made a punishable Of
fense. nna the encauraEcgnenf ef suiwra-
ton among minors under certain coBal-
tlons viii be made punishable BY irnprss-
oument ard a ans.
As the result OF a Clouablyst on We'd
ncs3sv az sSarfuisch. Bavaria. the Izer
overaawed and dld great damage The
village % 0eerus was wholly DESTROYED.
Tee AErArian conservative press this
week points with great satisfaction 10 the
recent reports n the American newspa-
pers of thn existence Of tuberculosis
among cattle in Illinois. Onto. Indiana,
New York ard other states. and refers 20
tha alleged lack ~ systematic incubation
% COWS. Finally they ask the govern
nsens IN view cf these statements. 20 coS-
si5er the exclusion cf American meat
sairy products. etc from Germany.
The Hamburg Correspondent. IA aa ar
ttcis inspired BY the foreign Office re-
marks thas the negotiations between Ger
ry,anv and Denmark fer TIRE purpose Of is-
ducInE the batter - sell her Antilles
sslanas. VII soon NJ resumed. The article
a1ass "As for the Monroe 3actrsne. there
"a 70 question - rev European acaul-
xltlonz. and the doctrine. moreover. - uo-
where rscosu1E 1Eed oatside os shs Unjie4