The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26

Berlin, sept 25.--(Copyrighted, 1877,
tv the Associated Press. THE reported
American uItilnatrm 10 Spain has been
received with pronounced displeasure
by the entire German press. The OH
cial denial from Washington Is gentr-
ally disbelieved and the denuneiation
If "tlngoism'' and Yankee insoleace.
and the ri6icuiing Of Che Monroe doe
trine have filed the newspapers. Ihe
Conservative press, as usual. Is the
most violent in denOuncing American
aspirations. The KTuz ZeitUng in an
editorial on the Forums article by ex-
Secretary Herbert on the Cuban Ques-
ton. condemns the policy outlined
therein and concludes: If more sober
after thought does not dam the stream
OF American ChauVanisfn. We Germans
shall not feel sorry in the event that
The Americans finally reach spunder
judgment relative TO fheir power, J. e,
If they get a drubling to teach them
that nobody may disturb the peace
with impunity-"
The Staatsberger Zeitung, another
leading organ. says: "a coalition Of
all Europe is absolutely necessary to
repulse the schemes CT American pat
rlotism and jingJisn, as both are be-
coming more and more insolent." The
assured OF Germauy's support in the
event Of the United States taking hos
tie steps.
The correspondent Of the Associated
Press mere has made inquiries at the
German foreign Office and in other
quarters and learns that while Spain
mas approached Germany through her
Berlin ambassador repeatedly during
the past year ia regard TO this, she has
only been assured Of The moral SYM
padhy Of Germany IN her struggle to
GucM the Cuban lnsurreCti0n and Of
the Willingness of Germany to Coop
crate with the other big powers in re-
establishing by peaceable means a bet
Ser understanding between Spain and
the United States in case serious diff
culties arise 10 other assurance has
been given to Spain, nor is it at all
likely that Germany VIII engage to do
more ia the future.
CONDEMNS THE EMPEROR.
The speech of Herr Hausmann. the
leader OF the South German Peoples
party at Mannheim early during the
week has caused intense interest in
political circles. Herr HaUSmann re
viewed the actions OF the reichstag
and the government during the last
tYYo years and was particularly out
spoken in condemning Emperor Will
Jams Utterances and views Of politics.
Satirizing the emperor's divine right in
a speech recently delivered at Cob
lentz. Herr Hausmann said: We are
not afraid of 4 coup d'etat German
citizens know their strength. Nobody
can withstand the viii OF the nation.
neither man. minister Nor emperor.
Nobody is able 10 crush that viii. Ger
man spirit is not CONTROLLED by can
mons, but by thoughts, and it won't
te squelched under the picklehautz.
Things cannot continue much longer
as at present. For the good of Ger
many there must needs come a change
Tor the better.
Owing 10 the effects of the Dingley
tariff iaw over 1900 textile workers
have been locked out at Lcebau and
in its vicinity
Baron Won Stumms organ, the Post,
publishes an article calling attention
10 the fact that S,30S horses were i'm
ported 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 numbers
o. dead horses TO Germany in the shape
OF sausage.