The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-06
BAVARIA OPPOSES PRUSSIA.
MOVEMENT IN FAVOR or A sErA
RATION GAINS STRENGTH
Emperor william Speaks Very High
II Of Capt. Mahan. snd Wishes ."
Meet Him Again - strikes Oecsr
IN = Number Of German Towns

Copyrighted. 1858. by the Associated Press.
BERLIN. March ain the fsicnssaS
this week. during the debate on ths re-
form OF the military code. rrmaFha"io
statements were made by Baron Son hef-
ting. the BaVag.an censrist leader, ana
Count Won LeecGenfeid, the representative
OF the Bavarian government Eoth assert
I'd that IL Bavaria w9S not allowed 70 "
tain a separate highest military court.
there was danger OF = very serious cfss'@'
Baron won Herring added.
The separatisfs have been mucn
s.rsars nsled ss sis,s s s ~, py ' the
upper and the highest circles"
-. r-.s..- + - 49, ..., Won Gossler.
admitted that Bavaria insisted upon sepa-
rate military courts. and tnougm the
question was 6ehatabie, which confen-
ton. lie added. would be- supporteo-oy the
fesieras ard imperial constitution
The relchsiag. like the nunaesfain, sup
ported Bavaria's claims.
Al a dinner which the imperial chan
oellor. Prince Hoaeniohe. gave 10 the par
tiamentary leaders the same evening, ne
asked ihe BayarIan representative "hsi
was The actual feeling. and received the
reply that Bavaria for some time mas
been dec dediy Prassophoblc. the regent
and the whole Bayarian court sharing TINS
feeling.
In spite OF the strenuous opposition OF
DIR. Miguel. the minister or finance, ana
the whole government. the Prussian oiet
has amended the government IN the re-
lief for the victims or the Sllesian woods,
Increasing the appropriation from b!eHvS
TO 10 DO ODO marks. a number OF Delegates
gave narrowing details OF the distress ex.
lssing, and Insisted appn more prompt ahn
generous help. DIR. Miguel denied the uf-
the amendment.
The GI,ssian provincial chamber this
week also appropriated i.osoe0 marks for
the Immediate relief of the sufferers.
Passages IN f.rspe Williams speech
Al the recent swearing in OF The naval re-
serve at Wiileisnshayen recently. already
cabIcd TO the Associated Press. one init
mating the proximity OF a naval war. In
which Germany would be concerned, IN
which his majesty said that when the
day comes when Germany viii have 10
show her power at sea. hone and trust
all OF you viii be ready to spill your blood
az your forefathers did, are much conf
msnfed upon. The address vas impromp-
ia and the correspondent Of The Associat-
ed Press learns that upon the sm2eror's
return Prince Hohenlohe. at the hrst OPP
po-,unity. demonstrated With his majesty.
pointing out that hts ntterances were cali
good foreign relations.
At the recent ambassadorial dinner En-
peror William had long conversation
with the United States ambassador. An
drew D. White, on the subject Of Capt.
Mahan.s books His majesty said he had
read them all with the greatest interest.
had induced his ministers to do the same.
and expressed the opinion that the cap
tain rendered great service to ali ma
tons TO Germany as much "a TO the
United States lie said that he had met
CAPT Mahan al Osborne, Isle Of Wight.
bur, the emperor explained. he saw him
Tor such q brief time and under c'rcum-
stances so unfayorable "a 90 render vaiu-
able conversation impossible and ne keen
L. wished TO meet the captain again.
horsi he would visit Germany. and added
thai he would appreciate IL II Mr.. White
would write Capt. Mahan TO that effect.
rs the latter had Interested him greatly
rs a man. apart from his book.
There have been large strikes IN a num-
Der al German cities IN Berlin 1900 shoe
makers have struck for a uniform scale
OF wages. and II IL thought that the shoe
makers elsewhere viii Join. The cabinet
makers OF Hamburg and Aigona have
struck for nine hours work Per day and
at Dresden SNsn cigarette makers have
gone out on strike There are similar re-
ports from Chariottenhurg. Ste,'sn.
Koenigsherg and Sorau. ard big strikes
are Impending IN the Rhenish mining dis
tric, ~ Barren Won Stunna's request "A
detachment OF tr0aps has hesn' sent TO the
saar district 20 preserve order.
The rrlssisn gavefiRssssi al la, reall1es
after years Of tTial trA ti,e hosrrs~
las is fetal future. ard 7. intends
20 relax its enforcement. as a legislative
modification Is At nressni Impossible, ow'
trx To the opposition 81 the sFrartanS.
Statistics iaaf publshesl ssuw ina, during
fss3 under IRE uvw law the nriccs 81
cereal.. hi Berlin increased cnly 70 marks
egainys an average Increase 81 g mark
per ton at all other European places.
The United Stato@ ambassador has al
dressed another strong rcmonstraucs 70 ths
German government. calling attention 4
tha unfair meshods adopted ST mRny al
the revenue stations ln regard 70 the ina.
portatsan - dried American fruit ana frni
refuse. The complaints wsrr matniy from
the Rhine district. Several car loads wer'
stopped al halaen kiFcfsen several weeks
ago on the elea shat an exrcrf exsmina
tion vas ascessarys. but the examination
has aet YET b.en made. Large aaantSsirs
81 dried frulf have been similarly r~fGses
admission inte Bonn ssnce February ia
THE officials AZ the embassy pognt out Ira
such methods are voAtrsrY to tee wording
and % The spirit III the handesrath decree
which deals oaIy wlsa fresh fruits. ans
they demand redress
IectEert Taken 10 sas rrnttenttary
CHICAGO. Narch 6-~A6oiph !. Luet-
gert MS today aiken 20 shs psnitenfsary
at atehsf 70 which he had seen sentenced
for sse tern - ais natural ne He
sessHtt AZ first - ~ glad GO his release
from sa5i Aus laughed ant taksa on ut,
way ~ the train ile was aaset. however
" hFrf Jeiits waS reached. aHd broke dow q
wfsn the prison Eaias closed upsn hiFr
He sat IA tse war,sens ofsee Win tears