The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-02
tives of the people should ignore the
large share of the kaiser in the politics

tives of the people should ignore the
large share of the kaiser in the politics
of the day"
The press devotes much attention to
the launching of the new French min
istry. Upon the whole it sympathizes
with the ministry as against the oppo-
sition- The Frankfurter Zeitung sees
in the declaration of the French cabi-
net proof that it is made of different
stuff from its predecessors, and be-
lieyeS its small majority will be soon
followed by a much greater one.
The Kreuz Zeitung predicts that the
new cabinet will not survive the YER
ever it may be.
The elevation of Won Buelow, the
minister of foreign affairs, to a count
ship, has been received with much sat-
isfaction by the press. The comment,
almost without exception, is highly ap-
preciative of his statesmanlike quail
ties. This comes from papers most diff
ferent in shades of opinion.
Elevation of Won Buelow.
The National Zeitung considers his
elevation a well deserved recognition of
his official activity, refers to the strong
position he has gained in public opin-
ion, and says 1t is confident he VIII
grow stronger with the country and the
fact that Won Buelow has improved the
relations of Germany with Great Brit
ain and Russia, and begins to see in
him a successor of Prince Hohenlohe as
imperial chancellor. The only Earring
note comes from the Agrarian Core
spondenz, which reproaches him with
weakness in yielding to British AFRO
gance.
The news published here that Ad
miral Dewey had written a very kind
letter to Admiral Diedrichs. regretting
the false reports spread regarding
their relation at Manila, has been re-
ceived with much satisfaction 1t is
said the letter will be published when
Admiral Die6richS returns to Germany.
The Barmen chamber of commerce
demands decided action toward the
United States in tariff matters, and
suggests that American goods be sub
jected to the same conditions here as
German goods in the United States In
regard to consular Authorization of
invoices and fees. The Agrarian press
strongly endorses this, and notes the
free trade body.
Kaiser Enjoys Himself.
While Berlin is in the tolls of political
uncertainty, the emperor has been
greatly enjoying himself at kiel, where.
surrounded by a congenial company OF
princes and yachting men, he has been
showing himself to be a good fellow by
taking part in beer evenings" Later,
after his majesty's return from Norway,
he will attend the opening of the bort
mund- Ems canal, Aug. 3, and after the
autumn maneuVers in AlSace-Lorralne
he will be the guest of the king of Wur-
temburg at Friedrichshofen, where the
emperor will witness experiments with
l. N
The three youngest of the imperial
children are spending the summer at
Berchtestgaden, in upper Bavaria,
where they are entered on the guest
lists under the incognito of Counts
Ravensberg-
The emperor inspired by the United
States Columbian postage stamps, has
ordered the issueaof a new series FOR
1900. They will illustrate the history of
the Hohenzollerns. The postal author
tiles here have been unable to find
native artist to do the work and have
engaged an Englishman to design the
stamps. who received 10000 marks for
so doing.
Baron Out of Prison.
The notorious Baron Won Hammer
stein, the former editor of the Kreuz
Zeitung who was sentenced April y.
1896, TO three years penal servltude, TO
be deprived of his civil rights for five
years and to pay fine of 1,5OO marks,
for classifying his papers accounts, has
served his sentence and was discharged
from prison this week.
Herr Kainz. at his farewell at the
Deutsche theatre yesterday evening,
met with an enthusiastic demonstration
in the theatre and in the street.
Dr. Mumm Won Schwarzenstein, the
Luxembourg minister. who is to replace
DR.. Won Holleben temporarily as Ger
man ambassador at Washington. will
sail for New York July 4. He dined to-
day with J. B. Jackson, secretary of the
United States embassy.
DR. John NJ. Woodbury., who was sent
by President Mckinley to represent the
medico-military organization of the
German army; Admiral Erban and Mrs.
Erban and John Drew have arrived
here. Mr.. Jackson gave a dinner on
Tuesday in honor of Admiral Erban and
Mr.. Woodbury.. On Tuesday the Amer
leans in Berlin will celebrate the Fourth
of July by a picnic at Grunau, and Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson will receive during