The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-07

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Of home products. The views Of the Off
cials of the United States embassy con-
tinue favorable to the bill
! The rejection OF the part OF the provis-
/ ions of the military bill by the center
msmhers of the budget commission has
! created amaZement This es explained by
/ the fact that the center is waiting for
| certain concessions 10 the ultramontant
/ interests. This. il is said. has been agreed
upon and the center will vote for the bill
1t was ,epor,ed that the concessions IN
clude the appointment of a Catholic de-
partment a chief Of Catholic section OF
the ministry Of public worship the amend
ing of the municipal election law 10 give
the center domination over the Rhine
cities, and II is also claimed that the
bundesrath Will sanction the repeal Of the
oetracizauon OF the Jesuits and other or
ders.
The officials Of the German foreign Office
say that considerable time will probably
elapse before the claims for damages filed
by erman manufactures and merchants
in Cuba during the war. The war will be
proven. These claims now amount TO sew
eral million dollars. mainly by three firms
for factories and plantations burned by the
Cuban insurgents. The question as to
whether the Spanish. Cuban or American
government is responsible is another DIFF
ficulty.
The Russian tyranniZing OF Finland is
severely commented upon in political cir
Giles, even among the Conservatives. the
Kreuz Zeitung forcib,y voicing these SEN
timents.
In the reIchstag this week the minister
OF war, General Won Gossler. repeatedly
referred to gambling in the armmy and to
the allegations that the Harnlosen club
contained many offenders. confirming the
emperor's desire for the strictest investiga-
ton into the matter. The minister added
that, according 70 the present information.
there We're not many officers compromised.
The Tageblatt today denies this and says
that over a hundred active officers belong
to the club adding that upon one occasion
among the fortytYo persons present were
thirty-six uniformed officers. and that
another notorious gambler, Wolf brought
in a number % officers. OF whom every
one was a prince.
The ost. discussing the increase in the
the government 20 increase to at least 10
per cent ad valorem the present duty OF
10 or % marks per horse. It claims that
not only were s.s51 horses directly import
ed but that many more came into The
country by way OF Belgium and Holland.
and adds that this Is detrimental 70 the /
agricultural interests.
BY the emperor's orders the Thiergar- J
ten, which is crown property. though II /
is the chief park OF Berlin. IS 10 be mod /
ernized. About % 60 trees are TO be feIled. I
Ornamental shrubs are 20 be planted. new /
walks, children's playing grounds and ten
MS courts are 20 be created and other I'M
pr0vements are 70 be made
On "Wednesday next the emperor viii give
a diplomatic dinner. the guests including
The wives Of the military attaches and
others.
There appears 20 be strong Dro5abfI-
fly that the minister Of agriculture. Barou
Won Observation-Disclosures. vii be forced
10 resign because OF the meat ins.eetlon
biz. which be disapproy6s u a s5e..E anti
Agrarlan
Prince ohenlohe-LanKenburr Il f. IN
5ers;ood. viii shortly resign the important
Stand fAlsace-T-orainei and v.I ne sue
,eeded either BY his soH. p ice Ernez'.
pr by Prince Adolphus ~ sc3aumberE-
-1ppe. Emperor WIHam's broiher-in-
aw The Office Sc lucrative wi,h q resi-
Ience Al Strassburg
Emperor William arrived a. Bremen IRIS I
afternoon and was renewed A. the rai-
-oad station bT the burg9maSte- and the .
principal civil and military sufh1rIter
Re then drove 20 the famous ''rsthrke.-
er'' amid ,hs hearty cheers o. tne crowds
assembled
The relchs.as today aged pr a 'arzs
majority % the blI providing faT the go
adjustment q the speclaI Bzvarla1 d.
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made By the emperor. when be- vas pas.- I
1g through Mlnics 1u MS return from
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