The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27

gramYne- II ts not enough for us 20 krow
Tie ideas q the June government We
ought 70 know also those Of .ns JeEy
government AS 20 the autumn govern
rnsnts, nobody knows anything abou.
them"
This sally was received with grea. ap-
piause By rAe members OF the 9ef. IL
government. parliamentary ard press cs--
Giles the conviction continues thai cabinet
Changes are impending exactly az pre-
sioaSly czolsd TO the Associated Press
viz; That DIR. Miguel the minister
o. finance, VIII succeed DIR. ypn Bcsstis-
cner as vice president OF tn. council oe
ministers ard imperial secretary OF state
for the interior with increased functions.
not oEiy IN the Prgsssaa, but IL the irs-
perisi cabinet
Prince Hohenlohe will retain the chan
cellorship. although he Is anxious 20 re-
tire 10 private HE. Or. Miguel taking most
o. The burden o. Office Goor himself Dr..
Aa3uel's sphere 81 duty viii also Dc er-
!arsed by creating eor him the Office ef
chancellor OF the excheaue~, with similar
scope and influence as the Rritlsh char
ceiAcr o. TIE exchequsr Baron Marshal
Won B!sbersteln. the minister for foreign
affairs, Will remain In Office for while
longer. 81 being understood that his uort-
folio has been offered 70 Count Won Eulsn-
berg, the German ambassador al Vienna.
and 10 Count Won Hatzfeidt- W ildenburge.
the German ambassador at London, and
that they have both declined. Now II is
asserted that Herr ven RsiIow succeeds
Baron Marshal Won B.eberstein, and that
DR.. Won Boettischer, refusing a govern
ment appointment. is negotiating for the
position OF president OF one Of the largest
OF the German banks at three times his
present salary. just as Herr Bosdsker.
VETO few days ago resigned the p-es!-
dency OF the Imperial Insurance Instttu-
waite IaDorers' insurance institutions az
Eais laaorsers insurance institutions at
four times the salary ne was yettiug In
private conversation Prince Hoheniohs
has expressed himself as being tired OF
Office. adding that he counted upon re-
firing IN the fall The middle Of June
cereal reports for Prussia show that an
usually good crops are expected. especial
ly of rye. Some Of the provinces. SIT
esia and Posen for instance are expect
Ing 20 surpass anything known liz twenty
years.
The meeting of Emperor william and
King Leopold Of Belgium az Kiel is not
entirely devoid Of political significance.
They viii discuss the Congo and other
African probl9ns touching both Germany
and Belgium, such as the slave question.
King Leopold vii! Invite the emperor TO
personally attend the Brussels exposition.
by rejecting the invitation Of the Ham
burg senate to attend the horticultural
show and by avoiding Hamburg territory
on has present trip. Emperor William tes-
tilted his displeasure az the recent failure
to toast him at the banquet rendered 20 the
members OF the reichsfag al Hamburg
The Socialists are To hold a convention
al Hamburg on octooer g. The principal
point for discussion will be the participa-
ton OF the Socialist party In the Prussian
diet elections.
~ the war academy al Potsdam two OF
the oldest pupils have fought a severe
duel. with the knowledge and approval OF
their superior. Both were severely wound
ed about the head. and one OF them viii
probably die
Mr. John II. Jackson, secretary OF the
United States embassy gave a dinner on
Tuesday last 10 Mr.. Andrew d. White the
United States ambassador and Mrs
White. Baron Won Rstenham. the acting
secretary OF state for foreign affairs. and
the Swiss. Dutch and Bavarlan ministers
and their wives. all Of whom knew Mr.
White when be was previously In Berlin.
were among the guests.