The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-26
GERMANY DON'T LIKE US
Newspapers Team With DenunGla,lons Of
American JlngOlsm and Insolance.
DIsPLEAsED WITH THAT UL1lnA7Un
Spntn Asks sn Vain for Material
support In the Event OF u Resort
TO Arns-Herr IIanssmRn Attacks
tho Emperor's Assumption of
Divine Right of Rulers,
Berlin, September 25, 1897.

Berlin, September %, 1897.
The reported American ultinatum 10
spain has been received with pronounced
displeasure by the entire German press
Ilhe official denial from Washington is
generally disbelieved here, and the de-
nunciatfon of jingoism. Yankee insolence
ana the rldiculing of the Monroe doc
Urine nave filled THE newspapers. The
conservative press, as usual, is the most
violent i'm denouncing American aspira-
lions, The Kreuz Zeatung, in an editorial
on the Forums article. by eX-Secretary
HeIbert, on THE Cuban question con
oemnS the policy outlined rhercn and
concludes:
III more sober aCtelruhought does not
dam the stream of American chauvin-
ism, we Germans shall feel sorry in the
event That the Americans finally reach a
sounder Judgment relative ITO their
power, ]. e., If they get a sound drub-
blnG to teach them that nobody NAV
d!strub the peace with impunity"
The Staatsburger ZcLtung, another
leading organ, says:
A coalition of all .thc European coun-
tries Is absolutely necessary to repulse
the schemes Of American patriotism and
1ingoism as both are becoming more and
more fnsolent."
The same newspaper claims that Spain
mas been assured of Germany's support
IN the event lof the United States takinr
hostile steps
Ihe correspondent of the Associalted
ITeSS here has made inquiries at the
German foreign office and i'm other
Quarters which show that, while Spain
has approached Germany through her
Berlin ambassador repeatedly during Tho
past year, i'm regard ITO this, She has
only been assured of the moral sympa-
THY OF Germany in her struggle to quelI
the Cuban insurrection, and of the will
1ngnesS of Germany to co-operatc with
the other big powers in re-establishinE.
py pcaceable means, n better under
standing between Spain and the United
States, in case serious difficulties arise
: No either assurance llas been given to
Spain, nor is lit at all likely that Ger
many Will engage to do more in the fu-
ttlre.
The speech of Herr Hausemann leader
OF the South German Peoples party, at
Mannheim early during the week has
caused intense excitement In political
circles. Herr Haussmnnn reviewed the
actions of the Reichstag and the Gov
ernmcnt during the last two years, and
was particularly outspoken In con-
demn!ng Emperor Williams utterances
and views or politics Sntirizng the
Emperor's divine right speech, recently
delivered at CoblentZ, Herr Haussmann
said:
we are not afraid of a coup d'etat
herman citizens know their strength
Nobody can withstand the will OF The
nation, neither man, Minister nor En-
peror- Nobody Is able to crush that
Will German spirit Is not controlled by
can1ons. but by thoughts. and It wont
be cduelched under the pickel haube
innings cannot continue much longer as
at present For the good OF Germany
there must needs come q change for
the better"
y proposed demonstration Mt Ruda
Pest against EmpercS William, which
was planned by :hc Austrian and Ger
man socialists, was frustrated by the
German Government. All known Social
ISIS who were on their way TO Buda
Pest were stopped ana escorted back.
Ihe North German Lloyd steamer
ka!ser Friedrich Will be launched at
Dantzic on October ain. and the ccrc-
mony will be witnessed by Empcrnr
william. She is Il sister ship of the
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse.
OsEmg to the effects of the Dinglcy
tariff law, 5000 textile workers nave
been locked out at Loebau and in its
vicinity
Fearful rain storms have recently pres
vailed in the greater part OF Germany,
with cold and snow in the mountains.
In many districts the potatoes and hay
are rotting in the fields and the fruit
Is dropping from the Irccs
1t Is proposed to locate q new univer-
slty at Olivia, near Dantzic. the main
purpose being to spread German culture
In the Polish provinces.
Baron Vonlctumm's organ. the Post.
publishes An article calling attention to
the fact that 3,30S horses were importnd
frCm America during the first seven
months Of 1897, and insisting that this
new import ought to be excluded. IN
the same article the F'ost claims Amcri-
ca sends even a greater number of dead
horses TO Germany in the shape of sau-
SaEeS.