The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-09-26
RESENT AMERICAN lNS0LENCE
HARSH TERMS USED BY GERMA-
NY'S NEWSPAPERS.

The Reported Cuban UItimatum to
Spain RouSes Resentment in the
Fatherland-Germnn VIII Give
Spain Moral support" Against
America in Case of Trouble, But
Nothing Further-A Miscellaneous
budget of Gossip From Germnny's
Capital.
Copyright 1897. by the Associated Press)
Berlin, Sept 25.-The reported American
"ultmatum" to Spain has been received
with pronounced displeasure by the entire
German press. The official denial from
Washington is generally disbelieved here
and the denunciaton of 'jingoism," yam
kee insolence," and the ridiculing of the
Monroe doctrine have filled the newspa-
pers. The conservative press as usual, is
the most violent in denouncing American
aspirations. The Kreuz Zeitung, In an edi-
torial on the Forums article by ex-Secre-
tary Herbert, on the Cuban question, con-
dennis the policy outlined therein and con-
cudes:
"If more sober after-thought does not
dam the stream of American chauvnism,
event that the Americans finally reach a
sounder judgment relative to their power,
l. e., if they got drubbing to'teach them
that nobody may disturb the peace with
impunity"
The Staatsburger Zeitung, another lead
ing organ, says "a coalition of all the
European countries is absolutely necessary
10 oh nF A ma
triotism and jlngoism, as both are becom-
ing more and more insolent."
The same newspaper claims that Spain
has been assured of Germany's support
in the event of the United States taking
hostile steps.
The correspondent of the Associated
Press here has made inquiries at the Ger
man foreign Office and in other quarters,
which show that while Spain has APP
preached Germany through her Berlin
ambassador repeatedly during the past
year in regard TO this, she has only been
assured of the moral sympathy of Ger
many in her struggle to quell the Cuban
insurrecton, and of the willingness of
Germany to cooperate with the other big
powers in re-establishing, by peaceable
means, a better understanding between
Spain and the United states, in case seri-
Gus difficulties arise. No other assurance
has been given to Spain, nor is 1t at all
likely that Germany will engage to do
more in the future.
The speech of Herr Haussmann leader
of the South German peoples party, at
Mannheim early during the week has
caused intense excitement in political cir
ces. Herr Haussmann reviewed the ac-
tions of the Reichstag and the govern
ment during the last two years, and was
particularly outspOken in condemning
Emperor Williams utterances and views
of politics. Satirizing the emperors divine
right speech recently delivered at Cob
lentz, Herr Haussmann said: 1--WE are not
afraid of a coup detat. German citizens
know their strength. Nobody can with
stand the will of the nation, neither man,
minister nor emperor. Nobody is able to
crush that will. German spirit Is not
controlled by cannons but by thoughts,
and it won't be squelched under the pickel
haube. Things cannot continue much
longer as at present For the good of
Germany, there must needs come a change
for the better"
"A proposed demonstration at Buda-Pesth
against Emperor william, which was
planned by the Austria and German social
lists, was frustrated by the German gov
ernment All known socialists who were
on their way to Buda-Pesth were stopped
and escorted back.
The North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser
Friedrich, will be launched at Dantzic on
Oct s. and the ceremony will be Witness
ed by Emperor William. She is a sister
ship of the Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse.
Owing 10 the Dingey tariff law, 5000 tex
tile workers have been locked out at Loe-
bau and in its vicinity.
Fearful rain storms have recently pre-
vailed in the greater part of Germany with
ali in ba tafn Tn
districts the potatoes and hay are rottng
in the fields and fruit is dropping from
the trees.
The new oder canal, allowing the pass
age of large vessels between Breslau and
Stettin, has been opened with impressive
ceremonies at Breslau.
1t is proposed to locate a new university
at Olivia, near Dantzic, the main purpose
being TO spread German culture in the
Polish provinces.
Baron Won Stumm's organ, the Post,
publishes an article calling attention to
the fact that 3,3OS horses were imported
from America during the first seven
months of 1897, and insisting that this new
import ought TO be excluded. In the same
article the Post claims America sends
even greater number of dead horses to
Germany in the shape of sausages.
The central Society of Dentists, at their
annual meeting, just held in Berlin, elect
ed DR.. G. w. A. Bonwill of Philadelphia
to be an honorary member.
United States ambassador, Mr.. Andrew
d. White, has gone to Heringsdorf for a
fortnight.
A curious commentary upon the value
of expert opinion was offered al a trial
here on Wednesday last of a man named
Kyrieleis and his wife. They were indict-
ed for carrying on for years the sale of
forged Luther handwriting.
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