Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-20
Much Business Necessitates Return Of All the
Ministers to Berlin.
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Fear American Law Makers Will Form
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Road to Exploit Coal Miues and
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BERLIN, Nov. 19.-Emperor Williams
sudden abandonment Of his intention to
visit one or more Spanish ports on his re-
turn to Germany by sea and his determine
tion to 20 home by way OF the Adriatic sea,
landing at Pola and taking the train for
Potsdam via Innsbruck, has given rise to
considerable speculation AS to the real mo-
tive Of his change OF plan. The omcial ex-
PLANTATION gives the health OF the empress
as the sole reason for his majestys rapid
returning, but Is partially accepted mere,
although 1t is we'll known that the empress
suffers considerable from seasickness and
dreaded the passage across the bay OF BIS
cay especially In view OF the change In
temperature and the prospects OF stormy
weather.
Tho impression among leading politicians,
however, is that the state Of home politics
and the appropriateness Of his proposed
visit to Spain at the present juncture
mainly Influenced the emperor's decision
The imperial chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe
represented to his majesty the necessity
for an early opening OF the ReichstaS IN
view Of the mass OF work that body has to
get through and suggested November ~
or December for the opening ceremonies.
Emporer William, who intends to open the
session in person. thereupon decided to re.
turn directly. The ministers have all re-
turned suddenly to Berlin and the greatest
activitv Ia Observable In political circles.
The discussion of the governments anti
..r,Lo measrre promises to make tho ses.
sions of the Reichstag extremely lively.
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1t Is suggested IN some quarters tha' Sn-
peror Williams roundabout detour from to'a
T., Potsdam, by way OF innsbruck capitai OF
the Austrian Tyrol, was dictated ny plan
which, since the assassination OF the EN-
Iress OF Austria and the discovery OF plot
against the emperor's life at Alexandra,
:, Egypt has governed bis majesty's move-
aments--namely, aeonpl plsts%saessesa a4es- the
time Of his departure from any place and the
exact route to be kept secret until the last
moment.g,
The municipality Of Potsdam, where the
imperial family will reside until the new
year ia preparing a warm reception for
their maiesties. The burgomaster will read
an address and the guilds and corporations
will line the route from the station to the
palace and afterward file past the emperor.
The absorbing topic In the German press
during the last week has been the Lppe-
Detmold case The verbatim publication OF
the documents which first appeared IN a
Vienna paper and which were afterward
copied by the entire German press, enabled
the nation generally to form an intelligent
idea OF the whole matter. In the verbatim
reprint the regents original letter OF Gem
pl4,nt is shown to have been couched IN
very respectful, calm language ana that ap-
parently the emperor haa no reason "nas-
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n,,a u. I..... s.nt nv the regent to the
.u'a. sr,noass o,so cot forth his grounds
s .,ia,n, IN a yerv dipniAea manner
Na,o -, tha answers received 10 the circu.
-. ,.,tar have fms far been diyulged. bu,
=, 40 s.id In d,nlr matic circles that several
-, Inc reniies received by the regent are
corci,,o torv and sympa athletic especially tn,
ona from the prince regent Of Bavaria
while the replies Of the king OF Saxony and
the grand duke Of Baden counselled NOR,
moderation.
According to reports from those who arr
near to the emperor his majesty has lately
changed his opinion Of the whole case ant
now regrets treating the regent Of Lippe
Detmold so haughtily and allowing the cas-
10 90 a far as It has and becoming a ma
@ional scandal 1t Is too late, however, I,
etop tho matter and the BundeSrath VII
take up the case at an early opportunity. ]
must deal with two points-the regents for
mai complaint against the emperor and tn
protest OF the emperor's brother In law
Schaumbure.Lippe against the Diets adop
tion Of the law of succession. which de
clared the regents lawful issue entitled L
succeed to the throne Of Lppe.
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