The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20
'aGa7 IS NOW ON.
MT Refused 10 Pass the
Canal Bill.
L.n,JAu WILL FORCE THE ISSUE
7. 80 10 Yield in the Mat
II ,..,a ne Tantamount
n, :. - Abdication.
-. Associated Press

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..t 10. : The result OF
~ va rhurday's sessions OF the
\ ,.,,tltuted almost a majority
Y ,,me as a stunning surprise
III !. emperor within, but also 10
.sinet, DR.. Won Miguel, the
z .',I,t,r Of finance, included
4 bls intlmates the emperor
~ week, referring to the OPP
! d !, canal sill' ITO yield did, in
i, before me would be tanta-
!, .bdlcstion." To the same
y, \, majesty complained bitterly
I. ma. the cabinet often managed
! ,n.ortancs SO sadly as to force
,t his will to actively IN
/. polIsh faction voted against
..,,i bIll on its second reading,
=. axpected that at least they
a. NJ the Doittnnnd- Rhine o seq &C.,
" ..nter acted contrary to all
w.. " Il split into zee portions,
nv N NE canal bill ais another
\ rhlle the third remained neu-
y ,Nstsiped from voting. This,
s.,nt As a clever trick, rendered
N, I'm poverless ana helped In the
mtives' ruin.
,r,sIus defeat of the government,
~ =. meant as the defeat of EN-
s, M as king of Prussia, Is gem
emitted to be due o,Athe clumsy,
kssN manner in which the govern
Er,st ihe battle from the very first.
J p,iare Hohenlohe, e1e imperial
M uur Dr.. Won Miguel, though
an uresent at the session on
si,y tald a word in favor of the
4. rItb which the emperor has SO
n nd strongly identified himself.
malylty excited general comment.
4 Kr,ut zeItung said: 1--WE don't
Erst,hsr Dr. Won Miguel is really for
InT tie BILL"
rod dissolution" was not even
m ,py Of the government speakers,
n hose present comprised nearly
|liA cabinet. The only government
x,i.ire who spoke decisively and
II Colonel Budde, who declared that
Ia vas a military necessity for Ger
II quite evident that an important
Zoe cablne. does not share the en-
= nthuslasm for the canal. Put
Gt:s together, 1t is almost certain
fl.he bill falls, as there now seems
1jehi, Il will, so far as the vital part,
IEaihi canal project, Is concerned,
|nhA must be reorganized. 1t has
[nst..aily asserted all along by per
u 10 Intimacy of his majesty that
= nsst Of the defeat of the cabinet,
|E.ftr will dissolve the diet and ap-
lbAs country. Even If this expert
ehniis, which is unlikely, the out
u cutie doubtful.
isiaon created by the rejection
hnasl bill Is interesting. The en-
! \ trrious, both with the bungling
y tabinel and with the conserva-
Mhing, however, will Be done I'M
2plsty'i return here Tuesday. The
AIln Of TIE diet is momentarily I'M
khtause there are several pressing
fstlYs and judicial bills requiring
tssntlon Of both diets, In any
lst understood that dissolution is
Il! v \ Is certain, however, that
" cribs exists.
Ernunal elections reform bill.
i. Y q! center wanted to couple with
= WI also seems destined to de-
EHsn press and the leaders of
lHn remain defiant. A number of
Has conservative organs even
Y government. The Tages Zef-
''A most aggressive.
!. august ls.-The lower house of
.San als' today rejected the entire
vsyots of 225 to lat, thirty
~ members abstaining from vot-
y OIL tor the Dortmund- Rhine
~ Was rejected by 275 to 1874,
4, y Members abstainlng from vot-
4s 'ae vote was taken Prince
n 'as imperial chancellor, de-
: even II the canal bill were re-
s'eaA remain on the orders of
SS' Of inc conservatives toward
Will materially affect their
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