The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-10
THE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT SUNDAY OCTOBER H. 1891,
OFFICE GOES BEGGING.
EMPEROR WILLIAM yAIyLY SEEKS
A NEW CHANCELLOR
Tfme-AEarm 81 Growth of Social
ism Eject of Tariff German
Mnnnfncsurevs' Dtxhonest Tricks

Copyrighted. Tss7. by ~ Associated Press.
BERLIN. Oct as-Ia spite q ne semi
ctfzeaAI ais tee relations between S1e
imperial chancellor, Price, EoEsEloAe. AID
Emperor YggLIs4rz are rerT strained The
price has nsaae els remaining n of1ss
fo- znother hrlst spell cous1zgsnt Ep~0n Two
sA1nxs-sae presentation % tas -sschsEas
a ne military trial reform 6.H ard 10
aew taxes 6oT PURPOSES q larger naTAl ap-
proprtzttans-
TIE bis FOR gniacatton e the military
penal code e sEI1 hanging ira. II spite
y the ehsneeiIor's declaration n TIE
rslchssag II lsss that he would stand or
fsn ~fth thzt MEASURE. ard the smpef-
srfs stroax ssseeK.on 10 publication OF
military trsaks.
As 20 rev taxes for increasing the
sttengtA Of TIE sest, he North German
Gazette polnEs cut that Il Il Significant
that the government and al the Conse--
Vatiye newspapers are dwelling upon the
absolute necessity fer such taxes. The
Post aff1rms xhat beer pTfia be taxed high
sr: that tire import duty on cereals VII b
raised TO g. marks Per ton. which Together
would yfela rhe government an extra
rsYsnEs cf 81 least fifty million marks.
Resigned for the Fourth Time.
The voIks Zaltang says thar the chan
celIor thIs week offered 20 resign Tor the
fourth time ard that the ehAncsLlorship
crisis IS How a al inactive state The
Cologne Gazette corroborates this. and
ADDS:
IT Is certain that. y Prince Hoheniohe
r. IN offlee AZ the opening OF the reicastsg
and has 70 confess MS inability 70 keep his
promise % present the military reform ol.
the retchstag EfI a. once vote want % con-
fdsnce IN the government An agreement
20 this effect vas made during the present
week By the leaders Of tie parties eoasi-
tutins the majority"
The Frankfurter Zsituns asserts posi-
lively that 10 understanding has been
reached with the emperor regarding the
military reform bill, and IL Is also said
that his majesty has been trying FOR
months to and q suitable successor 10
Prince Hohealohe. Il appears, however.
that al his attempts IN this direction. es-
peciaIly among the princes OF the reign
Ing house and other men OF similar rank
with Prince Hohenlohe. have been fruit
less
Prince Bismarck has bean repeatedly
appealed TO express himself on the sue
cess OF the governments naval plan, but
the only opinion waIcn he has vouchsafec
was this statement which he made on Octo-
Der IN the course OF an interview with
representative OF the Schleslschs Zeltung,
that he approved the strengthening OF the
navy b. an increase In the number OF
cruisers ard by q replacement OF the OBJ
solete hattlsships. Dat deprecated course
calculated 20 alarm TIE taxpayers by what
the prince termed gigantic scasne-
Socialists Gaining strength.
The Socialist convention. just ended at
Hamburg was a most important gather
ing. There were over 30 delegates present
as5
proceedings have been widely criticised,
and the Conservative press claims that
now the Socialists remain strictly within
their legal rights, they have become much
more dangerous. The Hamburger Mach
richten. IN an editorial article. urges the
adoption Of violent measures TO suppress
socialism. Il advocates the alienation OF
the general franchise az reiehstag cleo
lions as being the best means OF curta!l-
ing the political influence OF the Social
ssts. and concludes:
III they should then try to reach their
aims by Illegal wsys, the opportunity
would no, be wholly undesirable. as X
would offer a shorter mode OF warfare
against them"
On the other hand. the liberal press
claims that the convention has shown the
socialists 70 be rapidly becoming purely
a radical reform party.
mand vigorous measures OF retaliation
agalns, the United States on account OF
the Passage OF The Diugiey bill but the
majority % the press : losing interest In
the matter,
Eject of American Tariff.
The government has asked the advice Of
the commercial chamber as 20 whether q
freight reduction on the railroads in the
case OF sugar for export viii be beneficial
The decrease IN the exports OF sugar for
The quarter Just ended is even larger than
was feared when the rev United States
.arln went into effect The exports from
Hamburg have dropped from S5,SS2. SIS IN
isas to sS7s. go, almost al Of & being sugar
from the consular districts OF Stettin. tn
cluaing Dantzle and Koenigsberg. The
figures for the last quarter were SIS. 81. a
decrease Of 50, -. nearly all sugar
In the military writings Of Emperor
William. issued BY order OF the present
emperor. there are many evidences that
the old emperor severely condemned duel
ing IN the army.
The Kstser a sasbsth-Bresker
special session Of the Evangelical
conSfstory Of the province Of East Prus-
sis has passed an almost unanimous vote
q ceusure against tire emperor because
he had broken ihe Sunday rest law BY
aAutlflE II Fas EoFe@k OF koGinten.
Princess Louise. wlfe og TIE heir 10 the
saxon throne. has taken % publicly b.
cycling IN boomers 81 the Dresden parks.
accompanied hy Prince Frederick An
gustus. her eldest son. Prince George -
o'3enburg al elderly bat enthusiasts BIZ
cyclist was Knocked down by a coach
and his knee - badly injured that he Is
obliged - remain ln bed
Princess Frederick Leopold of Prussia
Emperor Williams sister. recently met
with severe accident while wheeling
near pots8am-
Prince Bismarck Sc appears. T. now an
enthusiastic adm}rer ef tha bicycle Ha
approves ~ woraeo riEzox ara regrets
taat ne Is too old ara san 20 TAXA uart
Ia the sport hlmssf.
CounterfefttnE American Goods.
Rsrres ntat fves II Germany 81 American
u1anufac-7frers sra the T-uitcs States cor
slls "a tals country have noticed lately a
Ereat deal ~ EssoGesty upon the -ar. 81
German manufacturer. especially Il
S3unsn berg sud "a TIE Rhine distress
Co1sal Monaghan. 90 Cheunitz ha~ fss.
sent report - AasAtlEsrn rfvtne chs
facts and names nas oalW .a rerars "a
initiating In<tesl Sfates geois ard oats-s
tafrf@Ee-.euts BEG also regarding trco~re-.
Invoices Ar Parker. q patent lRwye- ss
Chicsgo. Pas oegla sass in che gsrr.s-
tenders Eaoert 0rsz1saaw represe- t5r.,