The herald., 1896-06-21
Bavaria Manifests Strong Anti
Prussian Feeling
WILLIAM IS MUCH ANNOYED
At the Bundesrath's Action Extending a
Banking Company's Charter
Ii Hung Chang tho Recipient Of Most I'm.
usual Attention-0erman Trade Ex-
tension In the Orient
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
BERLIN, June 2O.-(Copyright. 1860
"A sensational occurrence in the bum
desrath, growing directly out of the
-Prussian feeling engendered by the
Moscow incident. has just leaked out
The German press was either ignorant
of 1t or preferred to be silent regarding
it.
The question of prolonging the Wur-
temburg notenbank charter for using it's
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 35 to
%, only the Waldeck. Lippe and Hansa
town supporting the motion. The
banks charter therefore was prolonged
until 1910.
This Is the first time in a quarter of a
century that Prussia has found the Bun
desrath in almost united coalition
against her, and the fact is all the more
noteworthy because there was no at
tempt to answer the argument of Prus-
sia's delegates. and it Is now believed
that similar banking institutions in
Bavaria, SaXony, Baden and Hesse will
insist upon an extension of their char
ters.
The chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe, and
the members Of the Prussian cabinet
were dumbfounded upon hearing the de-
cision of the bundesrath, the emperor
was greatly annoyed at the incident.
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-
marks 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 re-
newed outbursts Of indignation in Ba-
varia.
On Tuesday the king Of Saxony gave
a special audience to Count Won Moltke,
Emperor Williams aide de camp, at
Dresden, to hear a detailed report of
the Moscow incident.
This weeks issues Of two humorous
papers at Munich contain cartoons
showing a horribly dilapidated Prus-
sian eagle with the Bavarian lion stand
ing by with paws appraised and gnashine
teeth.
Prince Ludwig Of Bavaria, who went
from Moscow to the Buda Pesth expo
sition, returns to his regiment at Augs-
burg 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 constitution
ally the guaranteed independence of Ba-
varia." This is regardedas direct slap
at Prussia, and throughout the week
there has been series of Prusso-phobe
manifestations At Munich Prussian
tourists and residents have been in
suited
Germany has been feteing Ii Hung
Chang in an unusual manner. His re-
ception by Emperor William on Sunday
was more impressive and pompous than
anything of the kind in years past. His
majesty 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 industrial, naval and military in
stitutions, including the model for ded-
ications of Thorn and Kiel harbor. The
Krupp works were occupying the atten-
tion Of Ii Hung Chang today after
which he went to the Vulcan works at
Stettin, where he will be banqueted.
The distinguished traveller will visit
Prince Bismarck soon. The latter, how
ever, is unequal to long interviews and
has countermanded all receptions Of del
egates during the summer.
Next week Ii Hung Chang and the
German government will enter negotia-
tions in regard to the increase of the i'm
port duties, an essential condition of the
German consent being coaling station
in Chinese waters.
The German minister Of foreign affairs,
Baron Won Beiberstein, will also at
tempt to obtain consent for the estab-
lishment of large German mercantile
settlements in Chinese ports, especially
at Swatow and Canton, with exclusive
German jurisdiction. The simultaneous
presence in Germany of Marshal Yam
agata and Ii Hung Chang is embar-
RAISING to the foreign office. Emperor
William and Prince Hohenlohe have
shown the Japanese soldier some atten-
ton; but the marshal is evidently dis
gruntled at the yellow wave which is
flooding Silesia, where numbers of Chi
namen employed at farm work, are re-
placing the Russian hands. A Berlin
firm Is supplying Chinese coolies to ST.
lesian land owners at 25 cents per day
1t is understood that, after the army
manoeuvers in Galicia the emperor will
visit the exposition at Buda Pesth and
grand fetes and historic professions are
being planned for the occasion.
Early during the week Prince Hohen-
lohe will give a garden party to the
reichstag, upon which occasion efforts
will be made to secure majority to pass
the civil codes bill prior to the adjourn
ment Of that body. The anti-Semites
and Socialists, however, both resolved
upon an obstructive policy for the bal
ance of the session.
Mrs. Raddl1e, the lawyers wife who
with her husband, fled to Chicago in
1891, after fraudulently failing for ar
immense sum, recently returned to Ma
rienworder and was sentenced to eight
cen months in jail Raddke returned