New-York tribune., 1897-01-31

GERMANS NOT DISTURBED BY HIS RE-
CEPTION IN PARIS.
THE KAISER AND PRINCE HoHENIoHE TO HAVE
THE LAST WORD WITH THE CARS FOR
EIGN MINrsTER-GossIP IN THE

THE KAISER AND PRINCE HOHENIOHE TO HAVE
THE LAST WORD WITH THE CzAR's FOR
EIGN MINIsTER-GossIP IN THE
GERMAN CAPITAL.
Berlin, JAN 30-The Emperor. desiring TO be pres
ent at the christening OF the newborn son OF his
brother, Prince Henry OF Prussia at Kie, left to
Chancellor Prince Hohenlohe the duty OF receiving
Count Muravlef, the new Russian Foreign Min
lister. who has arrived here from Paris The Chan
cellor will entertain Count Murayief at banquet
tomorrow. and the Kaiser. who Will return TO Berlin
from Kiel tomorrow. will receive him tomorrow
evening early Monday morning. Upon his arrival
here to-day Count Muravieff offered to go to kiel
at once in order TO have audience with the En-
peror there but the Emperor. upon being apprised of
the desire OF the Russian Foreign Minister sent
telegram saying that 1t was his Intention 10 return
with Prince Hohenlohe The Importance OF Count
Muravieff's visit is not overrated here as II was
exultations Of the press and in official circles were
somewhat farcical in view Of the fact that his visit
the shorness of the Minister'S stay In Paris dis.
poses of the Idea that any change In the relations
snfe was 'isca Ss coun M"rsve got
formal luncheons and one official dinner IN Paris; @
and made at the latter nice little Speech IN wnici
he alluded 10 NJ Hanotaux. the French Minister OF
r0Tsn A Nobn as n here resss h msehs Of
Count Muravieff with President Faure and NJ Han
9taax in Paris as having any particular Prns ssrabns
-. 10y ,,,,h hir,
Just now political and social circles in Berlin
abound with scandalous rumors involving. among
other names. those of General Bronsart scheen-
dorf formerly Minister OF War; and Herr Won
K0ler, late Prussian Minister Of the Interior.
The Emperor gave audience to Herr Won kdl-
Ter Thursday and 1t is reported that afterward
he received General Bronsart Won Schellendorf.
While nothing definite is Of course. known as 10
afio,b bofpv no
peror and the late War Minister, 1t Is generally un-
derstood that the conference was In reference TO
merry Chief Of the Politica Police. who IS now in
Jail awaiting trial for alleged forgery and perjury
Bronsari knowledge Of his Praetces y 70 knoS
acts but II is rufnored that the Emperor has ordered
inquiry into that partclar phase OF the scanda'
In November last DR. St0cker. formerly Court
chaplain was fined eco marks for belIng the Rev
Dr. Witte s5cker appealed from the judgment Of
the Court. and In his appeal accused DR.. Witte Of
having forged letter. signing St0ckers name TO
1t. in which Witte was charged with having OBJ
tanned orders and titles for wealthy Hebrews. The
trial Of the appeal took place this week and occupied
two days resulting In the jury finding verdict that
Court thereupon fined stocker 400 marks more. The
courtroom was crowded during the trial and host
Of witnesses were examined. among them Baron Won
chief editor Of THE Kreuz Zeitune" who is now
undergoing a term OF imprisonment for forgery and
embezzlement. and Baron Won Ldtzow and Herr
Ieckert who are also serving sentences for libeng
Prince Alexander Hohenohe and others.
Prince Albrecht OF Prussia gave an audience to
United States Ambassador uhl this week
NJ. II. De Young. OF San Francisco who has been
staying here with his family has started for Wash
ing on. leaving his family in Berlin IT is believed
IN american circles in this city that he is going to
Inent as United states Ambassador 10 Germany.