The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-09
E'lIly CABINET CRISIS
| =, |, Holding the designations
without Action
| ,,,,s WAR is STRONGLY URGED.
,.t.,y TO be Entered Into
~ 81. the Reichst"g IL
Nv opposed to It,

,.,,Is May s.-(oopyFlsn'eu' % ~.
Dxua, .,.,sd Press)-Throushout the
A,.'''. ..,,r. press has been full of
a. cabinet crisis and the widest
'e' 49,, conflicting rumors and state
49,. been published on the subject
:. responder. of the Associated Press
,..yn. on reliable authority tha' the
~ ~. case are as follows The resig-
=, a the imperial chancellor, Prince
s...nb. and minister for foreign al
p.rou Marshall Won Bieberstein'
!, been in the hands of tho emperor Tor
-. MI, no action has yet been taken.
Wednesday his majesty had long
..o, with Prince Hohenlohe and
1. !. received Baron Marshall Won
'.s.,,.lu, Upon this occasion the for
!" a,me.,ic and political situations were
..,.,a. Regarding the Internal troubles
r,r.,,sn law of associations and the
m.,, trials bills were discussed, but
.,,..m.nt was reached. The emperor
Ia ,poks Of the Determined opPVS.'.'A
/. ,ol,cy .. Baron Marshall Won bieeer-
I, rcan the part of the agrarians. the
narratives and even the National lib-
N md quoted the Interpretation OF ,ne
-r,,sment on the subject OF the Dinsiey
M, support OF his remarks.
~, FOR the moment, 1t Is certain tne
~ cabinet will retain their posts
"A Prince Hoheulohe and Baron Marsch-
,n B,eberstcin will wait for more
s,,r,upe moment 10 press their Tesigna-
=, statement made In several German
,unpsrs that General Count Won Wald-
.. the military governor OF Berlin, Is
h. uulpg man, and that he has already
r.,ssd out the programme for his future
rir,rs,ration. which has been approved
!, Ma EMPEROR. is pure fiction. His ma
~, thus far has not offered the chancei-
r,Mo to any one. but in case OF Prince
sa,plche leaving his post, his most likely
Irvsssor is Count Philip Gutenberg, the
c,rnin ambassador at Vienna.
ian Waldersee was pushed for office by
d. Prince Bismarck opposition, but he mas
y chance whatever.
ne Dlagley bill debate in the relchslas
rs attracted much attention throughout
q. empire and the newspapers are full OF
he whole agrarian party still urges
Ae government to declare a tariff war
,rrnst the United States before or fmme-
iA,.ly after the Dingley bill becomes
M
Even 4 considerable portion OF the In
lYri classes OF Germany favor such
IN The government has received mem
rAa from the chambers OF commerce OF
Dusseldorf, Crefield. AK la Chappelle and
Rt!tnS protesting against the Dingley
I'll md urging retaliation. The govern
riat however. will not yield to this pres
E's specially as it is doubtful whether
W sAitag will sanction such violent
Ielu De center being thus far non COM
nad AID tho liberals. radicals and So
salsu being opposed to any tariff war
va hs United States. The fact. how
ga, adds fresh fuel to the agrarinns' keen
seslly to the present cabinet and especi-
iai % their hostility against Baron Mar
ksal ,M Beberstein aud they are trying
mtl means 10 hasten the fall of the lat
e, Argh the emperor and Prince liohen,
sla Rplort him
pun1s the debate today on the l'iblic
so'sai' estimates in the lower house Of
1sce' Herr Jordan Won iroocher (con-
's''sVs) proposed that tho cost of the
rAlatrt which Emperor William intends
@se't to the memory OF his father-Em-
e''' frederlck-should lie betrayed from
.,seiic funds. although" he added. "it
I'iuiy right to burden the Taxpayers
as Tue present hard times when
a about to inflct a serious in
~ Upon Germany by tariffs to which the
-pmlmen' has pessiyely submitted D."
Ia ~ Miguel, the minister of finance,
.s .saeed the lmputatiOn as being an I'M
tafd attack upon the government and
w. Ae minister Of foreign affairs, Baron
NuSaa!l Won Bleberste!n
-uNsof William has been unusually
~, us week reviewing troops and as
..as Al the test exercises with a view
-, 4u0oacins the quick-are cannon in the
,.s NJ. ms VIII be done secretly and eau
,' ~ 'or fear of arousing France aud
.'sa HE new field guns have been thor
~ ~ tested in three artillery regiments
i ue'hi'y, another in Silesia and one
Ece,.',S sla they have proved eminently
q, lIa..'. Ihey are of krupps make and
ID ny. and Of smaller caliber than the
Ii. BaS,reuaesdsy after the :naaeuycrs on
srs rt,Ira1 hcld near Fotsdam. In which
suu,cr M OF the guard took part, the
t.teu.s1 "a. AZ me troops form a square and
a Their s,a apm, expressing his satisfaction
atlst,pt rsy and equipment and hls
VIZ vop,s ,s'et at the fact that the reich
hi Tia r.not grant the means of render
Nsdsv an, navy as formidable. On
IN u Sts,,,as TeSiewing the entire garri-
t!ra IL ', ~ Tue emperor made a similar
aehlcbs,r~ e troops. sharply rebukfns
''r us unpatriotic conduct.
is.t n. William has in no way aban-
isr.t, naval plans, On May 90 Admiral
s,no,,, author of the quo.ed naval
stsiral Wv a we prospective successor of
ee'9rjn,en,0 a HOLMAN as cbior al naval
'llas nd VIII arrive in Berlin. from
slh TIE III at one, haze aN aulienrc
iss Nil h NJ who hopes ADMIRAL FIR.
3 r,pt th NJ anic to induce the reichstag
I, laval ~, sum necessary 10 carry ont
alr.a Nj, A'ns an Industrial school of
'trbsr a. week week the emperor pr.scntea a
ss,nb.a ''oAS to the school library md
srrsth po,,s ny leaf the motto; My
s.lAtrl.,Ss ' !. to the World md to the
ts' T. !; saperors reoe,, ,.