The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

fly wlfa the ants-Gernzr propaganda and
the Cazette DE Lorrz.u~ The taasIrx or
gar Of tie French povusasEy-. has h4en
~ n.acen % print of1elass news n French.
Emperor William. since the removal OF
tHs cc1Et 70 Berlin. has resumed els Gus
tcnary 1Ee- He takes long wasks IN the
fnierzsrtsn every morning. il company
with the empress. or. IL y IL wet re walks
a4oae ana 1Eer returns 70 ths S~hiosz 4r1
listens 10 reports untE noon After that
% gives audiences EnFu Is0 ?. III. While
stfoinng II the Tatergarten IBIS majesty 3
frequently seen watching the skaters on
the DIX lake Owing 70 unpiaazanE en-
counters wif5 oyer-carsous civilians Dur
INK The tetss near Berlin y November. thu
emperor has instructed for the big court
rust az BackoE To-Day. that the Shele
territory De enclosed with ropes and hsrbe1
VIE. and Numerous guards vii be sta
toned there in order 30 prevent intrusion
Only holders o. personal cards CT invita-
ton vii be allowed 20 enter.
II is understood tnat the negotiations 90
Aaztr!a ard Germany with France. WITH
the view 70 aboiLsaing the sugar bountles
have failed.
Muca stir has been caused IN co,o~na
owing &c the order OF the military cover
nor, Gen Leipz ger. that no military
assistance De given 70 tho carnival aud
tHat no officers be allowed TO attend e.
because at one OF the EolIs sessions OF the
cologne carnival society. an lrouieaI speech
was made referring 20 ths BrHzwltz af-
fair which was considered offensive 20 the
army. IS the promoters - tie carnival
depend upon army horses 20 draw cars.
~ - feared that II viii either fail through
or turn out TO be poor affair.
The radicals and national liberals intend
10 question ia the reschstag the govern
T1aents rights TO imprison editors for refas-
Ing TO reveal the authorship OF Informal
ton They intend 10 propose q special law
TO render such Elgh proceedings impossible
In the future.
IL appears that the Prussian minister for
the interior is responsible for the prosecu-
tons when caused friction between him
seif and Prince Hohenone, VINO disap-
proves OF the preliminary fstes In honor
OF the centenary OF William is birthday.
which are already occurring. The pan
German students federation made a big
Demonstration at the Philharmonic hall on
Thursday The students % the veterinary
college of Berlin will hold s. meeting next
Monday, and similar celebrations upon the
part OF rhe students Of Gossungen, Mar
burg and Giessen have been arranged for
February Is. The arrangements are now
completed for big national festival IN
honor Of the centenary on March - In
Berlin. The emperor Is taking great inter-
est In the movement. and ne mas sane
toned Ehe programme which has been
drawn up by a representative body Of citl-
zeus and municipal authorities. It's main
features are the unveiiing OF the national
monument near the Schioss on March =
and big parade on the following day.
The action Of the grain dealers In con-
soiidatirg rheir interests and defylng the
new bourse law has stirred up the Agra
rlanS, whose press. headed by the Kruez
Zeitgng, Is now agifating the organization
OF a farmers pool with the view OF check
mating the dealers and TO arrange for the
direct sale or their produce. Il Is suggest
ed that the farmers form sale assoc!a-
TONS" and dispense with the middle man.
An open and bitter war between the Agra
rians and the former members of the pro-
duce exchange is now expected.
The Prussian government is finding that
the Polish agitation cannot be suppressed
by administrative measures under the ex-
isting Jaws, and Is preparing a bill for IN
PRODUCTION IN the diet. giving Il greater
powers 20 deal with the agitation. In the
meanwhile the Polish press continues IT'S
reasonable utferances. and the leading
Polish organ. the Posen Kuryer. was hsav-
ilv fined this week and It's editor was SEN
fenced 10 six weeks IN jail. The police Also
made repeated searches OF the office OF the
Gazeta Robotizena. OF Berlin. and its edi-
tor Will be prosecuted.
John r. Risley. the United States min