The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20
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- 81 tie Associated Pren.
<z2r ar~ 1a-Ths result Of We'd
- ~ ThuEpdAyss sessions OF tne
I.. sss ,Srnfuxen opposition Of the con- /
Es..s- eonst .futing almost q majority
- Sss.na. cane a. q stunning surprise
.ssss - Emperor Wifltam. bat also to
cabsnef, Dr. Won Aoquet the
.sS2Ss 11n1efer Of finance, Included.
ll,s n n infimaaes the emperor said
~. veek, referring to the opposition
-. !ss.ss S th,s matter now before me
f1 66nfanacunt to m Abdtcation.
~. ~ - eentIesnan his majesty COIN
sS t1eferly Of the fact that the cabi-
<sSa nnnnaeed Affairs OF tmpcrtance
.'SS1v = 20 force him against his VIII
7Iu1y interfere.
= ~. 'ssrnlt Of Thursdays vote n the
$500. when by a vote of 2f2 TO a9.
= S111ed the second reading OF the bin
- ~ Dortmund-R Rhine canal and
i1ot1ou Of the Dortmund-E Ems ca
S3 - . vote Of 70 to 12s rejected
51nnl cana! bill, came az q surprise
1919 itself. nobody suppostnx that
101ficn Was 30 strong, especially
~ ~ empcrcr's vigorous declarations.
! 11e Polish faction voted against the
nanf bill, whereas IL was expected
esnjd 81 least vote for the Dorf-
SSlne canal section. The center also
nntrary TO expectations. 1t spit
$50 portions. one voting for the
"a and another against 1t. while
- remained neutral and abstained
7keush reant as clever trick.
tae center poweriess and helped
lnnservatives' ruin.
s1Snnses Probable n Cabinet.
7 auoAinG defeat Of the government.
Hiam q king Of Prussia. liz gem
r1n1tted to be due 10 the clumsy.
I'D manner in which the govern
ghk the battle from the first.
1rhee HohAnlohe, the imperial
TT, nor DIR. Won Miguel, though
SNre present at the session on We'd
taid q word In favor Of the meas
which the emperor has 10 public
1ltone1y Identified himself. Their
TT a1cifed general comment.
F.ss ze4!sung said ;,.,,I I'VE !. do o.. moi
u falnst the bill"
ESfd "disaolution" was not sven
RI nRy Of the government speakers,
11ose present comprised nearly the
. ~ government representative who
6o1dvely ana well was Col. Budt1c.
l1red thar the canal was q military
N Tor Germany.
]. y quite evident. that an important
he cabinet does not share the
- enthusiasm for the canal. Put
Anes together. II ls almost certain
~ bill fails, az there now seems
t(4h II Will. 20 far as the Vital part
Midland canal project In concern
II cabinet must be reorRanized- II
Nh confidently asserted all along BY
II the intimacy OF his ma jessy
III ~ event Of the defeat Of the bill
Moor VIII Dissolve the diet and ap-
ND IT, country.
Deosston 81 Dreyfas Trial.
e. Ncond trial BIZ court-mar.iat OF
p7eyfus at Rsnnes excited much
1t here this week. especially the at
i en the life Of NJ. Labor, and Gen.
Ne so-cailed announcements. The
Mfe not taken seriously. His state
hat Germany was on the point 81
H. i war with France in 1894. Is
Tho whole 0ess.an press In
on this point. This extreme step
Germany would have taken then Il
INT Csasimir-PArter had not put q
ID the violent attacks on the German
ny. would have been To send Count
|luns,er LedenburG. the German am
Nor q. Paris. on n long leave Of alb
In no case would the relations OF
1--we governments have assumed a
nGeniug aspect
) TasebIast calls Gen. Merc!er's revei.
u prrposterons and the Frankfort
lmG says that Mercier's talk about
my meaning war In January. ISIS.
Iusitsd only hilartty throughout Ger
y Cologne Gazette, after calling the
NJ gate OF the French mind IA
- = dementia." says nobody In Ger
miles, Gen. Mercier seriously.
- Ne energy OF the French govern
Nh l1efaily commented upon favora-
are expressed as 20 whether I.
ucslgh to overcome the ttssf-
le1n II ~ army. Emperor William.
) Mny The news OF the attempt on
~ y. IAbori. during the cere-
swelling the monument 20 his
9lelQef ~ Aronson Monday. used
Ansusxr In dsnounclng tho sees!.
sllr III. '"' "
~ Win Not FuratsA Proofs.
1aeety has kept himself infinitely
the Incidents OF the trial at
The correspondent here Of the
Press hears that a proposition.
~ the English press and also
81 number Of the papers here.
ocdtn ton OF some documents in
y fae German government CAL
excnipate preyfus beyond ell
A.. seriously hrnachad 10 the EN-
hnxthl'y discussed, But he
sactuded that this would no. do
ne must adhere strictly To his
absolute nsn-lnterferenee Later
a the unsnspired papers expressed
- opinion.
- With the Netherlands.
s.ss55sssting feature OF Germany's for
u the strong rapprechement
- Netherlands and ns,giuvn. The ADJ
s!lne from the smaller states, This
ent has made Roadway for
~ past The minister OF the Meth
= ssse recently submitted the draf,
M sf treaty TO the German minis
-. ss.In anssra Count Van Huelow.
Sunn has not Yet been taken. but
~ ~ s TACT that negotiations To
49, BOW Under way. Some NJ the
- pafess. IN pointing out the need
G... Nasy. express fears az the TINT
" ~ =. wainE Dutch colonies In Asia
$500 insiies. The German aress
Of the project. sxee3s the
~ afgans and rahidiy lingo pa
~ ens s.xpfess Tire belief that Holland
(nSsssse ..vnaes Nill some day drop into
ER Avs anyway. ~
me new Samoan act pub
1IlrS 1ne correspondent ce the As
4neris,ssSsss learns that Germany win