The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-14
OUR Berlin CABLE LETTER.
GERMANS WARNED AGAINST
ENGRAVING TO THIS
COUNTRY.
THE CABINET CRISIS CONTINUES.
Emperor William Intimates He Will Re-
store Bismarck to the Chancellor
ship-Americans En- Route TO
the Cars Coronation.

the Associated Press.)-The Reichsan-
zeiger today publishes a long article,
warning Germans against emigrating to
the United States and giving extracts
from the annual report of the German
society of New York, referring to the in
crease of the number of ignorant emf
grants from Italy, Russia, Poland, Ire
land and Austria, with whom, the re-
port adds, the educated German me-
chanics can not compete because they
are used to a higher standard of living.
In addition, German emigrants with
capital are cautioned against investing in
land, the title to which, it is said, is often
fraudulent, or which other conditions
may make Improbable. !l..
Clerks, teachers, officers, scientists and
female teachers especially are advised not
to go to America, no matter how unde-
sirable the conditions at their homes.
The Reichsanzeiger also says that the
emigration will not improve affairs.
The Socialist organ, Voerwarts, pub
fishes story of the existence of high
profits in the German gun powder manu-
facturers' ring and promises complete
exposure of its alleged corrupt practices
Ill Tie TclCUStuS.
The Voerwarts adds that members of
the emperor's encourage belonging to the
ring have hitherto prevented its exposure.
The exhibitors at the exhibition, at n
banquet on Wednesday last, formed Il So
ciety for the purpose of arranging repre-
sentatives at all future eXpostions.
BY the way, the electric light will be
in operation and will illuminate the exhi-
| bition. A giant telescope, much larger
| than the Yerkes telescope, will be in posi-
| ton in the exposition on June 3. The
exhibits, however, are generally away
behind and will not be complete until
June 1. Barely 1900 out of 5000 ex-
hibitOrs have their exhibits in place.
The emperor breakfasted with the Off
GERS of the Fusileer Guards on Tuesday,
and after the meal he spoke of the pro-
posed reforms in the military tribunals,
saying: 'My soldiers shall have Justice"
During the dinner his majesty con-
versed with his military chaplain, DR..
| Woelfing, regarding DR.. Stoecker's Chris
tian-Social government, of which the EN-
peror strongly disapprOves.
Emperor William has grown stout
lately, having gained fifteen pounds, while
the empress, who is just finishing the
Schweninger bathing cure. is now much
more slender and is rather pale. Her
majesty has greatly aged lately and her
| HAIR is quite gray.
The official report of the Urbana hos
pital of Berlin shows that the new
diphtheria treatment has had n favorable
effect. In fact, there has not been Il
case in which injurious consequences have
been recorded. The best results were
obtained by stronger initial injections
than those at first employed.
The blind Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-
Strelitz had narrow escape on Wednes-
day. He was being led over the railroad
Mt the new Brandenburg station when his
foot caught in the rails and he was bic
| to eXtricate it, There was at the time Il
heavy traffic on the road, owing to the
horse fair. and several trains were due to
arrive. The engineer of Il locomotive on
another line saw the grand dukes peril,
rushed TO his assistance, and at length
succeeded in eXtricating him. while the
station master ran along the line way
ing his cap and stopping two approaching
trains in the nick of time.
An American syndicate has been boring
for oil for several months past near Weitz
and Steinferde, Hanover, and has finally
succeeded in striking oil, which will he
put on the market within the next two
weeks. Experts say that the whole dis
trict is rich in petroleum.
The sculptor, Rammn, who built the
Moorish palace exhibited at the World
Fair at Chicago, committed suicide IN
this city recently.
A large number of American tourists
have arrived in this city during the past
week or so, and many of them have al
ready proceeded, or will proceed next
week, to Moscow. to be present at the
cars coronation.
Henry Jackson, brother of John b.
Jackson, fist secretary of the United
| Stnt ,l,ns, IN, al ri 10
home is in Philadelphia.
The new United States ambassador,
Mr.. Edwin Il. Uhl has, during the week,
been received in audience by all the Prus-
| sian princes IL This city, AID vii. enter
| his W home, No. Thicrgartsn sirass,
on May II, but he will not entertain nor
be entertained until the fall, as the sea
son is too far advanced.
The cabinet crisis continues. The UNI
broken series of parliamentary failures
with which the various ministers are
meeting in the reichstag, as well as in the
diet, has shown theaemperor that the CABS
met will not be able to accomplish any leg
| islation of importance owing to its lack
of influence over the delegates and the
want of cohesion and solidity among the
ministers. Some idea of the situation
may be formed when it is known that tho
emperor during the past week said to q
confidante 1T will be better for ne to
fetch the old man back again"
BY the "od man. his majesty referred
to Prince Bismarck.
The emperor is still regretting the dis
missal of Baron Won Koeler, the Prussian
minister of the interior, of whom he
speaks as being at least a capable man.
All the present ministers have been dis
credited by the country. Prince Hohen-
lobe, owing to his physical inability to
properly represent the government; Dr.
Won Boetticher, imperial minister of the
| interior; Baron Won Beschlip, minister of
finance; DR.. Boris, minister of instruc.,
ton; Gen. Won Schellendorff, minister OF
war, and DR.. Scoentedt minister OF JUS
tice, owing to their inability, to get the
government measures adopted
These facts are openly discussed a.
court and the possible successors OF the
ministers are warmly argued over.
The emperor is greatly disgusten az
the defeat of the school reform law III
the diet, due to Dr. Won Boris want OF
! skill and at the rejection of the champers
| of commerce bill; which was q hard sap
at DIR. Won Boetticher and Baron Won
Berlepsch. ,s IS
1t is probable that the members OF
the present cabinet will hold their posts
| until the fall, as the sessions OF the dle,
| and reicbstag are drawing to close ana
the emperor has well filled program for
the summer which will keep. him from
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