The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27

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s.gnauon Of ,ihe Cabinet. 1t was repre-
scented 20 Iis Majesty that the elections
IN snt not result I'm majority for the canai
project while the dismissal of the Cabi-
net and the formation of a new one would
present al this juncture new and almost
insurmountab'e difficulties.
ANOTHER REASON.
Another weighty reason with His Ma
iesty IS the consideration sklllfully dwelt
on by the Conservative press that the
Emperor absolutely needs a party 10 re
strain and fight the revolutionary
elements. notably the Socialists
The proposed partial reorganization Of
tho Cabinet relieving Il of some Of fits
inefficient members like Baron Won Der
Recke, Won Der Horst. the Minister Of
.he Interior. has been postponed 10 quieter
times His Majesty in the meantime dis
ciplning some of the most refractory Off
GERS. Being resolved ON this, the present
outcome Of tho crisis amounts 10 next 10
nothing.
The Emperor and the Cabinet viii con-
tinue to govern with the same party
which brought on the crisis.
The crisis Is so serious however, that
evory member Of the Cabinet has been
recalled 20 Berlin. Prince Hohenlohe even
postponed his usual summer trip 10 Aus
tria. and will remain IN this city for some
time.
The correspondent here Of the Asso-
ciated Press hears from a reliable source
that Prince H0henlohe insisted on a d!s-
solution Of the Diet and the resigning
of the Cabinet, while Dr. Won Miguel
viewed the situation I'm the light finally
adopted by the Emperor.
Prince Hohenlohe, although he yielded
is heartily tired Of Office and cannot well
bear the burdens much longer
A most interesting feature OF the situa-
ton was the attitude of the Conserva-
tives. Out of revenge on Barons Won Der
Recke and Won Der Horst. the COnserva-
tive Diet resolved not ~ pass any bills
of which they were the advocates. This
scheme has so far been carried out
The present session of the Diet VII soon
close probably by the end OF next week.
after most pressing business has been
disposed or
WILL BE INTRODUCED AGAIN.
The canal bin will probably be again
introduced at the next session of the
Diet.
The influential Conservative Schlesse
Zeitung strongly advocates retaliatory
measures aga.ns, the United States for
its System OF iniuring German trade"
The correspondent here OF the Asso-
clated Press learns on good authority that
Germany and Spain have been for some
fime negotiating for the sale Of SPANS
remaining colonies In Africa, particularly
the Island OF Fernando Po.
The Dreylus cgso holds Germanys at
tenton TO some extent
The Anarchist revolt and the murder OF
French officers I'm Africa are pointed to-as
proofs Of The increasing national q sine
tegration OF France
The Tageblatt expresses doubt as 10
whether the Paris Exposition . 1909 VIII
really be he'd II claims that a majority
az the Germans who had Intended going
will now stay AZ home. as they are not
certain that life and property viii be safe
in France
The Alsatian papers are printing a lot
of details in regard % the discovery OF
an Anarchist plot against the Emperor.
In Paris. All suspicious |
strangers were arrested and held until |
Emperor william had ict. The same re. |
ports come from Metz and other places |
where the Italian worl1men were either |
driven away or closely watched.