The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-06
GERMANY AFTER NEW GLORY.
KAISER ANXIOUS TO PROVE HER
NAVAL PR0wEss.

Tells the Naval Recruits He Hopes
They VIII he Ready to Shed Theis
Blood as Their Forefnthers Did.
Chancellor Hohenlohe Reported to
Have demonstrated with the Kai~
ser for His BelIicose utterances.
Copyright, 1898, eby the Associated Press
Berlin. March 5.-In the Reichstag this
week. during debate on the reform of the
miitayr code, remarkable statements were
made by Baron Won Hertlng. the Bavar-
ian centrlst leader and Count Won Lorch-
enfield. the representative OF the Bavarian
government. Both asserted that If Ba-
svarla was not allowed. to retain separate
higher military court there was danger
Of very serious crisis. The Relchstag.
like the Bundesrath. supported Bavarla's
claims.
At the dinner which the Imperial Cham
cellor. Prince Hohenlohe, gave to the par
liamentary leaders the same evening, hs
asked the Bavarlan representative what
was the actual feeling and received the re-
ply that Bavaria, for some time, had been
decidedly Prussophobic, the regent ami
the whole Bavarian court sharing this
feeling.
Passages In Emperor williams speech at
the swearing in OF the naval recruits ae
Wilhelmshaven recently, already eabled to
the Associated Press. and ono IntimatIng
the proximity of a naval war. In which
Germany would be concerned, In which
his majesty said that when the days
oop,a x,hap f.erroan,y min haya - etour
her power at sea. hope and trust all OF
you viii be ready TO spill your blood as
your forefathers did" are much comments
ed upon.
The address was impromptu. and the c. r
respondent of the Associated Press learn
ed that unpn the Emperors return Prince
Hohenlohe, at the first opportunity, re-
monstrated with his majesty pointing QUE
that his utterances were calculated to se-
riously disturb Germany's good foreign re-
latlons.
AZ the recent ambassadorial dinner EN-
peror William had a long conversation
with the United States ambassador, An
drew ID. White, on the subject OF Capt.
Mahan's books. His majesty said he kad
rend them all with the greatest interest.
and expressed the opinion that the captain
had rendered a great service TO all ma
tons, 70 Germany as much as TO the Unit
ed States.
A discussion Is proceeding between the
Emperor and the Evangelical Council OF
Prussia relative to the programme aud
aims Of the trip to Palestine In October.
the court martial fixing all the details.
which will be submitted TO the Emperor
before they are adopted. One OF his maj
esty's main objects is 10 determine author
itatlvely the exact sites OF Golgotha, the
temple Of Jerusalem, the crucihxion, the
pretorium and similar places
There have been large strikes IN a num-
bcr of German cltes. In Berlin 1000
shoemakers have struck for an uniform
scale Of wages. and 1t Is thought that the
shoemaifers elsewhere win join.
The cabinet makers of Hamburg and
Altoona have struck for nine hours work
per day, and at Dresden, 5000 cigarette
makers have gone out on strike.
There are similar reports from Char
lotteburg, Stettin, Koenigsberg, and So
rau, and big strikes are impending In the
RhenIsh mining districts.
Al Baron Won Stumm's request detach-
ment of troops has been sent to the Saar
district to preserve order.