The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-07
THE REICHSTACOp6V
Emperor william Called AiteulI. I
Proposed Meat lnspeehsl VI.
HIS RECENT VISIT TO the uay I
Also Enploited by His Msless. !;
Expects Great Results 10 I ss s
Anti-strike Bin. IA

Berlin, December g. Empenot u 1
opened the reichstag in the Whit VI
the royal castle here today In IL :,
of the members OF the bundos,,,s !,
generals and other military ofacA,. q
were grouped around the throns Z p
of which the reichstag deputies $500
The empress sat in the grand dsiconr
the members of the diplomatic corrs Z, 3
pied the adjoining gallery. Hi -.
who arrived at noon, was as,con,n,. Y 4 !
his sons and by the Persian prdocs nm
After the centrlst leader, llnasnsI y
called dor cheers for his nsSsss g r
IMPERIAL chancellor, Prince HoSa,l2
handed the speech to the emr6for r.
read 1t in q loud voice. ss
One 0f THE first bills mentioned - =
anId-strike measure, ptovid.nx ~ Y
punishment OF tnDse Woo inIl.midated r.
strikers. but not interfering with tte ~
mems rlshps OF eoalltlon.
There was a spectral passage deyetA
the inspection OF meat, on which l11l
his majesty said: In onuar TO- ayx}tj ~
dangers, involved in the tratnc 0f ~
amlned meat inoended Tor humans.
OF home or foreign origin, sae QusI1
The general introduction OF sySt0
Inspection for both cattle intsnc11
slaughter house and meat, u bsaf
sidered. The governments bill NCili
the subject will, 4 hoHe. occupy ycf a
tion During tae present SESSION"
Emperor William concluded BY n6l
that 1t was with deep emotion that v c.
visited with the empress the spotJ ~
deied ciear to the whole Of ChrisseHm&
the sutierings Of the Savior, adding:
anxious desire OF my three pfedects1pls
tho throne of Prussia was to erect ~
{, place OF worahip oil tfe evangelical ~
fession. That 1T was granted to NJ y III
All this ueslre and hand over the q
deemer's church at Jerusalem to ~ A>3
ice of the Lord is fresh incentive v
to further employ the power veskd =
by the grace Of Goo In behalf OF ial 80
and fundamental truths oil chr19a
Guided by such sentiments, 1t Ah0o
heart special satisfaction to MI ~
cherished wish OF the German Cathoe9
the acquisition OF property on MQuH
sacred 10 them by hailowed renlnilcl
l cherish the hope that my stlf
Turkish empire ana the br-lhant - !! H.
accorded me by the sultan and M WI
people everywhere will prove 70 Dc = Fl.
manent benefit TO German prestige ~
National interests of Germany
His majesty's speech was reDeeu
cheered. S;s3
Count Won Lorchenfeld. the BaVal.
pleuipotentiary, called for three che cheer
the emperor, after which Emperor NJ
and his sons left the hall and the aepA@
proceedeu to the reichs.ag, whtra ~
Lingens took the chair as senior men, u!..
After the usual formalities OF ne opes
the reichstag adjourned until Wedneaas
Considerable surprise is expressM - n.
omission from Emperor WiIiiaml ~
speech of any reference 10 the aiiessa
understanding with Great Britain y
The evening papers note pnat Msisi
peror spoke OF the car as MS aesr IA ~
md OF Emperor Francis Joseph
faithful ally. .s
They argue therefore that inc
The foreign policy is unchaneea NJ
The triple alliance is stdl III ehisl w! ~
The preamble of the army Dill ~ E.gs1
Germany is still menaced In con.'ssi
VI her geographical position, WINS
boring states do not cease tneif y
preparations" ,,r.s.4 4 =
1t continues In this vein; su,a,1
loubt that the cars manifesto ".
! pledge that at present ATTACK . -
lide is not contemplated, but Co. 49, r.
las nowhere occurred and IN ple.s5s
!iticns 1t can scarcely be antic W. ny
Special attention is given % b.
of France ard 49, .s
he message concludes that
veil organized army is the su'
I peace" "a ~ n
1t rs regarded as certain w. .sc,ly.
i'll will be passed by large L ansssi "
Passionate debates are
he strike bills. 81