The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

abandoned his usual summer trip 70
Ausse. Austria, and win remain In this
eisx for some time.
the week The entire Liberal press in
dulged in the hope Of radical change In
:s e ,hs ,s% " ana Az :sS
elements. and the coming to the front OF
the Liberals and the industriai interests
o. the country. 4 was the premature and
which started the emperor ana made him
retrace his steps 70 the Conservative
Hehenlshe TireA 81 0Aes.
The correspondent here Of the Associated
Prince Hoheniohs insisted on Z dissolution
inet. while DR.. Won MIGUEL viewed the si,u-
alton alton N the light finally adopted By the EN-
yielded. - heartily tired OF once and cam
not well bear the burdens much longer.
A most interesting feature OF the atua-
Out OF revenge on Baron Won Der Horst
the Conservative diet resolved not TO pass
any bills Of which ne was the author or
edvocate. This regular boycott has thus
the vorwaerts, which first recorded the
fact that the election reform bill had been
shelved for the same reason.
The present session OF the diet wiz soon
cloee. probably by the end OF next week,
siter the most pressing busne0 has been
Papers Use Extraordinary Language
The language OF the Conservative and
AkrariAn papers Il even more extraordina-
y. The p*utsch Agrar:an Correspondent.
Rams, proclaimed It was high time the EN-.
peror learned he was mo longer at the end
OF the nineteenth century an absolute ruler
over vAnals. but the leader OF free ma
The paper admitted that the defeat Of the
canal bill meant q test of strength be-
Tesn tne government and the Asrarians.
of the Prussian Conservatives. threatened
that u the government meant a change OF
attitude toward the Conservatives. the lat
ter would revise their attitude toward the
h the reichstag. The Kr~us Zeitunr Also
roundty abused Prince Hohenlehe. savinr
he was 40 friend 81 the Conservative. ana
a.. Asrarians. and tsrminE his remarks in the
ost as mast outrageous words"
The Deutscaes Ts9es Zestnns and AT, the
other ieadinR Conservative and Arrarsan
n'sans have had daily defiant articles. as
lost II II attempted to govern without .hr
Conservative party or against Il The
crisis. however. n now regarded ne ended
Ins canal .hsl Wi probably be again In
treaacea NJ the next session 81 the diet
Talk IN Ccmmercial Rel. t,ou..
tween Germany ard the Tinted S.a,ss
continue 70 be discussed y~h~ tnnn.n,,.s
conservative Schlesstsehe Zesfunx s.ronriv
anrocAtes resaifsfcry measures Nrasrst sks
United States for lts .'inftlrinv a,erran
trnde claiming that sost words never A.
ccmrlishei anything
spatn's Colsales May He SotA.
Ire correspondent OF the Associated
ites~ learns on good authority that Ger.
many ard Spain have been FOR some .su,s
NEGOTIATING Tor the sale az Snain's remain
inE colonies IN Africa. particularly the ia
land Of. Fernando Po. which. A. 4, ix
csess g TIE Eameroona would n~ Of con-
slderaese importance - Germany ara TIA
Elohey. lint and Sorssco ISLANDS
Comment on n~~yfus Gaze.
The nyeysus case holds tssrrsny's at.sn-
tsen % some extent The anarchist ravr,..
and the rarsirr Of French e,fYs.sr. in A.
RIGA are pointed u as proofs 81 ira an
creasing national 6issrteErAsson OF rranse
emperor William SAID Mcnaay whF,s rnr-
verstrg with Gers reyfhsfr ARA g.avx.ssr
curing she parade at Mayrnse .sReyolvat,on
L. In suil ssTn1 IN Paris.
IRE comment 81 sAe press 90 every st-Era
o. fasth ca tie matter is zecss the same
can recover The kreus z~f,unr asks,
10 VII be the savss~ 80 rescue France
rem psrcssson~ adding '+ns,t OF coursA
tne elsfateGrAsing influence OF 1utaism has
alr-ady fen~srssed too far"
tse Iaxensass exrr~sssS Ao,,hs AZ 70
~a~tneS sns Paris expcslssrr ~ yNn Will
trAss ne sesd. II claims tat a r.ascrtfy
Viii fes stay az Aome a. they are IA, ser.
tn saas .aeas asss and property MI BE-
1As newapApess ere aissuuotre IA 90