Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-04
SCENE SHIFTS AGAIN
Another Kaleidoscope Change in the
German Ministry.
Won BUL0W TO. SUCCEED HOHENL0HE
Count Won Kinderlin- Wachter to Be
Foreign Secretary.
KAISER AND HoHENLOHE STILL AT OUTS
Bismarck's Hand Again Appears in the
Politics of Germany.
SER AND HoHENLOHE STILL AT OUTS
ANOTHER RAID ON AMERICAN PORK
prussinn Minister of the Interior
Issues Another Edict Against
the Hog-Fourth of July
In Berlin.
Copyright. 1897. by the Associated Press)

I Copyright 1897 by the Associated Press)
BERLIN. July 3-The cabinet crisis,
which has been dragging for weeks, has
reached another stage, hardly less curious
than the previous one. 1t is believed In
political circles that Baron Won Bulow, II
he shove the necessary capacity and abil-
ity to secure the support OF a majority or the
Diet and the Reichstag, will be Prince
Hohenlohe's successor, the post of foreign
secretary in that case going to Count Won
Kiderlin-WaChter, the emperor's favorite
and the present German minister at Copen-
hagen.
The Vosische Zeitung advanced liberaO
compares the conditions here with those
prevailing in Turkey and Russia, saying that
"in Turkey pasha is today finance man
ager tomorrow general and the day after
minister for foreign affairs. 1t is the same
with us today"
One Of the most curious features of the
present situation is that Prince Hohenlohe
and the emperor have not agreed on the
subject Prince liohenlohe refused point
blank to cOuntersign the appointment Of
General Pobieski as the successor of the
late Dr. Stephen as imperial postmaster and
let btTIu LOT HIS tSNdlt III Il nun VII 'i'
other hand IT is reported in official and court
circles that the emporer will visit Prince
Hohenohe at Schllingsfurst later in the
month.
The visit of Prince Hohenlohe and Baron
Won Bulow simultaneously to Prince Bis
marck is taken as an indication of another
reconciliation and the whole of the Bismarck
press is writing on the subject in tone of
satisfaction on recent events. claiming that
the old Bismarck force in politics. espe-
cially foreign politics and the repres6ive
measures against socialism, will be renewed.
1t is certain. however. that the whole situa-
tion has not been cleared and some addi-
tional surprises may be expected at any
hour
EMPEROR'S PLANS.
The letter which Emperor William ad-
dressed to DR.. Boetticher the retiring vice
president of the council OF ministers and
minister of the interior, is taken to indi-
cate that his majesty proposes to make Dr..
Won Boetticher president OF Prussian prov
ince, probably Hanover.
1t is stated that Count Wilhelm Bismarck,
president of East Prussia will be trane,
ferred to the presidency of Schlesswig Hol-
stein and that he will be succeeded in his
present Office by DR.. Won Koeller.
The Bundesrath has again rejected the
resolution passed by the Reichstag by an
overwhelming majority to grant per dems
to delegates, THE being the fifth rejection.
Prince Bismarcks health is good and he
has declined to follow the advice of his ply
sician to take the waters of Gastein.
The naval bill being prepared by Admiral
Won Tirptz, the new secretary of the navy,
provides for a loan of $50 900 900 marks, of
a.,
the construction of battleshps and $1,000 900
for building ironclad cruisers. The bill will
be presented to the Reichstag in the fall.
There have been an unusual number Of ac-
cdens and deaths from sunstroke at the
army mancuvers at various points, owing To
the intense heat of the past week At the in
speotion parade Of the Fourth infantry brigade
of guards five men belonging to one regiment
were sunstruck. thirty-two were disabled on
a similar occasion at Stettn, forty-three col
lapsed at Mayence, seventeen were overcome
at Poscn and nineteen were sunstruck al
1somberg. Many Of the sufferers subsequently
died.
At present it is the emperors plan TO re-
turn from the northland trip about August
and start for st. Petersburg by sea about
August 7, accompanied by Prince Hohenlohe
empress and his family at Tageruzee, Ba-
yaria, but there may be brief meeting fur
ther north. These arrangements may, how
ever, be modified by further progress OF the
ministerial crisis,
AFTER AMERICAN PORK.
The Prussian minister of the interior has
again ordered the local authorities through
out the country to pay particular attention TO
American pork and to especially note whether
each package is accompanied by certificate
OF origin and to promptly report each case of
finding trichinae in American pork. most es-
pecialy in salt pork.
The New York Independent Scheutzen corps
participated on Saturday at Nuremburg in the
national sharpshooting festival Thence the
visitors so to Geersburg, Munich, Strassburg,
Bngen, Mayence aud Frankfort-ou-th the Main,
The Fourth of July win be celebrated with
special service at the American church, the
singing OF patriotic songs by soloists, etc.
and by a display of nags at the United
States embassy, the United States consulate
and at the residences of all the prominent
Americans in this city