The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-04
CABINET CRISIS IS CURIOUS.
BARON Won BULOW MAY BE Won
HOHENLOHE'S SUCCESSOR.

Count Won ExiderIein-Wachter
Would Then Become Secretary for
Foreign Affairs-Prince Won HO-
hcnIOhe and Baron Won BuIOw
Visit Prince Bismarck-NumerOus
Deaths From SunstrOIxe in the Eu-
rOpean Army Maneuvers.
Berlin, July 3.-The cabinet crisis, which
has been dragging for weeks, has reached
another stage hardly less curious than the
previous one. 1t is believed in political
circles that Baron Won Bulow If he shows
the necessary capacity and ability to Sc
cure the support of a majority of the diet
and the Reichstag, will be Prince Hohen-
lohe's successor, the post of foreign sec
retary in that case going to Count Won
Kiderlein-W -Wachter, the emperor's favor
lite, and the present German minister at
Copenhagen.
The socialist Vossiche Zeitung compares
the conditions here with those prevailing
in Turkey and Russia, saying that 'in
Turkey a pasha is to-day a finance minis
ter, tomorrow a general and the day aft
er minister for foreign affairs. The same
is with us to-day"
The visit of Prince Hohenlohe and Baron
Bulow simultaneously to Prince Bismarck
is taken as indication of another reconcile
alton and the whole of the Bismarck press
is writing on the subject in tone of sat
isfaction Prince Bismarck's health is
good and he has declined to follow the ad-
vice of his physician to take~the waters of
Gastein.
The naval bill being prepared by Ad-
miral Won Tirpitz, the new Secretary of
the Navy, provides for a loan of $50, 900, 900
marks, of which 90O00,0O0 marks is to be
devoted to the construction Of battleships,
and 100000 marks for building iron-clad
cruisers. The bill will be presented to the
Reiehstag in the fall.
There have been an unusual number of
accidents and deaths from sunstroke in
the army maneuvers and fed exercises
at various points owing to the intense heat
the past week In the inspection parade
of the Fourth Infantry brigade of guards,
fifty men belonging to one regiment were
sunstruck, 80 were disabled on a similar
occasion at Stettin, 43 collapsed at May
ence, II were overcome at Posen and 10
were sunstruck at Bomberg. Many of the
sufferers subsequently died.
Herr Ernest Possart, intendant of the
royal theater at Munich, who has made
several professional tour in America, has
been ennobled and granted a high decor
alton by the Prince Regent of Bavaria.
The Prussian minister of the interior has
again ordered the local authorities
throughout the country to pay particular
attention to American pork, and to es-
pecially note whether each package is ac-
companied by a certificate of origin and
|. to promptly report each case of finding
trichanae in American meat, most es-
pecally in salt pork.
The New York Independent Schutzer
corps participated on Saturday at Nurem-
berg in the national sharpshooting festiv-
tiles. Thence the visitors go to Muerse-
burg, Munich, Strasburg, Bingen, Mayence
and Frankfort -on- the Main.
The Fourth of July will be celebrated
with special services at the American
church, the singing Of patriotic songs by
soloists, ETC., and by a display of flags
at the United States embassy, the United
| States consulate and at the residences OF
all the prominent Americans in this city.