The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09
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onuuydshtsd iseA BY the Associated Pres.
BENIN, Jrfy s--Dog~day du'iness has
ndderiy settled upon BeBjtn.
The diet has adjourned 10 August =. and
tAe herrenhaus 10 August r. Nearly all
- ministers have departed On THAR yacs-
6oua. and the political excitement Of the
k6uf week has given place to quiet which
IN only be disturbed BY :nyent.nG new ru-
kcss OF ministerial changes. The emperor
II yachting OF the Norwegian coast No
rftiug speeches may be expected from
In. and during his absence the patiis
- so1fsed down for month Of quiet. IN
b1ew q the more favorable outlook for the
k1retion and canal bills. the talk IT sis-
fcIut1on and Z reconstruction Of the tninss-
u has died away. The press now ross-
Epnea tho whole until the rcassAmbiing Of
- dist.
Psfsce Herbert Disnasck.
The rumors regarding cabine, changes
hoye brought Prince Herbert Bismarck
I'D his political future into discussion II
= believed he u now anxious 70 wipe out
- memory OF the past and put himself
a The Nay Of an appointment TO an I'M
/. eertan. place. His recent speech IN the
seichstag. praising the government and It's
1prsixn policy. has bean interpreted az
- for q complete reconcil'a tioa with tie
enpsror and his advisers. The papers gen.
nsAliy expect to see nfn IN some high De-
zion IN the near future. Il Is UNDER
eteoa that his majesty Ii fayorabiy dis
psssd towards the prince's ambitions. as
- wants 70 obii;erate from the German
ghind the remembrance OF his estranxament
Nth the Iron Chancellor. and wants 10 as
beciate the name Of Blsmarck with his
Seign. The Agrzrians claim Prime Bis
0afck a. one OF thstr men and would vel
epDe his return TO public life as a victory.
The papers have, not yet agreed as TO
THAT office he y to be given. Some of
Hem give him one OF the highest dipio-
matte positions. whore he can train for
Ms chanceilorship. His name Is men,
Honed In connection with Washington.
but others point out that there l. no
ofospsct Of that post being vacant In the
neAr future. - DR.. Won HoIiobNn has
oeeu highly successful. 1t il believed
Prince Bismarck prefers London, where
- has many artstocratic friends includ-
~ Lord Roseberry. Some regard hfs
appointment to a high Office at home
hofe likely
The vossische zeitung does not believe
As son OF the great chancellor would
tccept anything at home less than shs
oanceiiorship. and the opinion IL ex-
Pressed In some quarters that this viii
u IN his reach at no distant day.
Ino press comment on the war In tho
sses0aa Comment On the War.
ynuippinss and the decision Of President
eAintey TO Increase the force of Amerf-
ean troops there. are not hopeful for
american success. The difficulty OF the
situation II regarded as confirmatory Of
ne views expressed before the rebellion.
Inc Vossische zeitung makes merry
esef what II calls Gen. Otis "Napoleona-
nlc art OF preparing bulletins" and adds.
win neEiigence or the most obvious
Hcu ne has been reitcrating for months
ssat the resistance Of the Tagals was
token. their armies Ia complete dis
solution and the end Of the war in sixht. ;.
the psntsche TaEes Ze4tung prints a let
Wr rom German az Manila complaIn-
Gs Oh me Americans destroying the hest
part Of trade and industry In the Philip
pines ana decesving their counfrymeh at
some by srnding false newA
Congressman Dartholdt Speaka.
Congressman Richard Barthoidt, Of Mis-
soafi. has arrived here The papers print
as speech Of July at Leipsac. emphasix
M9 the statement that tho recent meeting
- oerman-Americans was not held In the
interest OF Germany. The German citi-
eens IN the United States. he adds. are
eysi Americana bu, insist on the main
WAance OF the. historical friendship be-
sWeea their native and adopted countries.
ossh governments having been given posi-
i've assurances Of the cordial relations ex-
siins. which the people would sustain.
Ven MoItke Divorce Case.
Hvcrce proceedings in the case OF coun,
Won Aoltke begin shortly. and promise 10
q sensational. but part Of the trial viii
b IN private.
TIE Rev. Mr. pickie met with good sue
ee& on his recent visit 10 the United
states In raising money TO build an Amer
scan church IN Berlin The fund now
nounts TO $o,uoo Work on the church
Segtns In the fail
Transfer Of Car0limes.
me transfer OF the CarelInes and other
sanas 10 Germany takes place In
we faH. warsh!p viii be sent 10 the
eiands TO take formal possession o. them
ara hoiE tho German Gag. She will be
accompanied by n steamer having on board
We administrative officials