The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
GERMAN PAPERS DISPLEASED
They Severely COndlmn Americas Ul-
timatum 10 Spaln.'
CALL 1T JINGOlSM And lESOLENCE.
Emperor williams "Divine Right Speech
Condemned-A Demonstration ofsocial-
lists sFrustated-Evil Effects of the
DiDgley Tariff Ball.

American 'ultlmalum 10 opoih -
ceived with pronounced displeasure by
the entire German press. The Official ee-
nial from Washington is generally dis
believed here and the denuciauon OF JIM
goism," Yankee insolence," and the riai-
culing OF the Monroe doctrine have hiied
the newspapers. The Conservative press
aa usual is the most violent in denouncins
American aspirations. The Kreuse Eel
tung, in an editorial on the Forum aru-
Gle by ex-secretary Herbert on the Ou-
ban question, condemns the pol0y
lined therein and concludes:
NEWSPAPER COMMENT.
aIf moro sober afterthOught does not
-, .t,,- -strsar, Of American Chauvnism,
we Germans shall not feel sorry III INC
a,,ent that the Americans finally reach
sander Judgment relative to their power
i e.. II they got a druboing - teach
them that nobody may disturb the peace
with impunity.' -.,,o- ,o,d-
ing organ, says: .,,,,-
"a coalition Of all the European ooul' 80.
tries is absolutely necessary 10 lcpu.S
the schemes Of American patrlousn' o'ia
Jingolsm. as both are becoming more anu
more insoent" 49,. s.o,r has
The same paper claims that SPAN ns .ss
been assured OF Germanys suppol' ~ s',o sD
event Of the United States laNlns
steps. ,--oo,,taa
prose here has made inquiries az the Ger
nan Foreign Office and I'm other quarters
which show that while Spain mas ap-
nroached Germany through her beINu
Ambassador repeatedly during tho past
veor I'm relation 20 this, she mas only
been assured Of the moral sympathy OF
Germany in her struggle TO quen 'ne
Cuban insurrection and OF the WllllhR-
nos Of Germany TO cooperate with tih
other big powers I'm re-establishlhs ny
peaceable means a better UNDERSTANDING
between Spain and the United states III
case serious difficulties arise. NO olhet
assurance has been given 20 spain, nor
IS II al all likely that Germany Will en-
gaze to do more i'm the future.
CONDEMNED THE EMPEROR
The sDeech Of Herr Haussmann. leader
Of the South German Peoples Party ar
Mannheim. early during the week mas
caused intense excitement I'm political cir
clcs. Herr Hausemann reviews the acc
tions of the Reichstag and the govern
ment during the last two years and was
particularly outspoken in condemnlng
EmnerOr williams utterances ana views
Of politics Sa-yriZlng the Emperor
divine rights speech recently de ivered al
Koblontz, Herr. Haussmann SAID.
.Ne are not afraid Of a coup detat.
Gormanv's citizens know their strength.
Nobody can Withstand the viii of the ma
don. neither man, minister nor -hle
ror Nobody is able 20 crush that Will
German spirit is not controlled by cs NJ
mons. but by thoughts. and IL won't be
squelched under the pickel nauoe.
Things cannot continue much longer as
af presant For the good Of Germany
there must needs come change lot lhe
better"
A proposed demonstration az Buda
pesth AGAINST Emperor William, which
was planned hy the Austria and German
Socialists. was frustrated by the German
Government. All Socialists who We're
on their way 20 Buda Pesth were stopped
and escorted back.
The North German Lloyds steam m hau-
ser Friedrich viii be launched az bahlAc
on October 5th, and the ceremony VIII
! be witnessed by Emperor WliAam. she
is a sister ship Of the Kaiser Nlihein
der Crosse. .,...,
DINGLEY BILLS BAD EFFECT
owing to the effects Of the Dingley tar
| iT law, 5000 textile workers nave oeen
| locked out an Loebau and IN It's vicinity
Fearful rain-storms have recently pre-
vailed I'm the greater part OF Germany
with cold and snow In the mountains. IN
many districts the potatoes and nay are
rottng IN the fields, and the irult Is drop
ping from the trees.
The new oder Canal allowing the pas
SAGE OF large vessels between Breslau and
/ stettin, has been opened with impressive
| ceremonies at Broslau. 10 is proposed 20
locate a new university at Olivia, near
Dantzlc. the main purpose being 20 spread
German culture in the Polish Provinces.
Baron Won Stunts organ, the Post
publishes an article. calling attention tc
the fact that 330S horses were imported
| from America during the nrst sever
| months of 1897, and insisting that this new
import ought to be excluded. In tho
same article the Post claims America
sends even a greater number Of dead
/ horses 20 Germany IN the shape OF sau-
| sagos.
The Central Society OF Dentists, a thcii
! annual meeting. just held In Berlin. elect
/ ed Dr. G.. W. a. Bonwll. OF Philadelphia
! 20 be an honorary member
| United states Ambassador. Mr.. Andrew
! white. has gone 10 Heringsdorf for d
| fortnight.
A curious commentary upon the value
of expert opinion was offered at a tria
! here Wednesday last Of n man named
! Kyrieleis and his wife. They were IN.
| dicted for carrying on for years the
| sale OF forged Luther handwriting