The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-06-03
CHANGES IN THE MEAT BILL.
MAY BE MADE MORE FAVORABLE
TO THE AMERICANS.

Friend of the United States.
Berlin to Own Its Street Railways.
Excitement Continues at Konitz.
Objection to the Eniperor's Say
ing "My Navy"-Lessons of the
south African War.
Copyright, 1900, the Associated Press.)
Berlin, June 2.--Prlnce Hohenlohe. the
Imperial Chancellor. gave assurances to
an informant of the correspondent of the
Associated Press to-day that the Bundles
rath, in drawing up the paragraphs for
the carrying out of the provisions of the
meat inspection bill, would frame them in
such a manner as to consider the legitf-
mate wishes of the American and Brit
of the law will permit.
The Chancellor bitterly complained
that he was now wholly isolated In the
cabinet on this meat question, Count Won
Posadowsky's influence having become
paramount even with the Minister of For
eign Affairs, Count Won Buelow. Unfort-
unately, 600. DR.. Won Lucanus, the En-
perors private cabinet chief, and Count
Won Posadowsky have managed to make
the Emperor believe that the meat bill
compromise as adopted represents great
victory over the Agrarians in which His
Majesty innocently rejoices.
The Centrist leader, Herr IAeber, who
has been very i'll for months. and who
from several visits to America, ds most
friendly to the United States, has only
just returned to the Reicbstag, but is.
still too weak to reassume the leader
ship of the Center.
t. z.los..
Herr Lleber said he regretted his forced
absence, as he regarded the terms ex-
Guiding certain American meats, as too
stringent, for he became convinced during
his visits to the United States. that the
slaughtering there was good in every re-
spect, and that the meat and sausages
there were as healthy as here.
| About Prince Ludwig of Bavaria, Prince
| Hohenlohe said TO the informant of the
| Associated Press, that the Prince had the
| unpleasant quality of saying and doing
disagreeable things to whomever he had
| to deal with.
| The foreign Office informed the Asso-
ciated Press correspondent. that the situa-
ton in China has improved during the
| past few days. The Chinese military au-
| thorities have shown greater energy and
now seem masters of the situation. The
| foreign office expects the troubles will be
quoted without further violence.
| Mr.. A. D. White, the United States am
bassador. and Mrs. White, have gone for
| several days to the coast of the North
| sea to find a summer resort for Mrs.
White.
Prussian school Reform.
The Emperor has called an important
meeting for Prusslan school reform to
| convene after the holidays. Proving the
| Emperor's intention that reform must be
| toward raising the technical schools to the
| level required by the high state of recent
| technical developments, .s the fact that
| invitations have been sent to all rectors
of technical high schools and number
of noted professors like VanDesborght
| and Busley.
| The Berlin Municipal Council has also
appointed a mixed deputation for similar
| end for all the Berlin middle schools.
The Berlin Council has resolved that,
hereafter, 1t will build, operate and MAIN
tain all street car lines for municipal ac-
count The Siemens Halske Company at
| an experimental station at Grossichte--
felde, have built and run on trial. electric
trains, making eighty to ninety kilometres
| hourly High civil and military authori-
| ties have inspected the pans satisfactory
| ly, and soon such trains will be intro
duced on several lines. Their maintenance
| is said 20 be cheaper than that of other
| lines.
| The excitement and street riots in Ko-
nitz, as a result of the death of the lad
Winter, attributed to the Jews, continue
In spite of the active interference of the
military Martial law has been proclaim
! ed there Everybody must leave the
| streets at 3 p. m, and the military have
4 been instructed 90 use their rifles If again
attacked. Capt. Hesse and Commissioner
of Police Block were seriously wounded
last night by stones.
Don't Like Personal Pronoun.
| A number of influential papers during
the attack have published articles about
| HIS Majestys personal regime, some APP
proving and others disappearing. The Co
| logne Volkg Zeitung points out that the
En,perors fashion of speaking about the
Gehnan navy as my navy Is against the
| conf tituton, adding that the advisers
around His Majesty ought to tell him so.
! Doubtless the recent kilograms of the En-
perpr to the Prince Regent OF Bavaria
| in which the obnoxious term occurred,
disaleased the Bavarian court, as the
wording Of the Emperor's telegram. as
theAe published was altered, emitting the
| personal prououn the Emperor had used.
TIE semi-official Post says the South
African war has taught two important
les5pns-viz: The cohesion of the British
entire even to the farthest independent
colSuies. showing that imperial ideas real.
| ly have taken root throughout the vast
empire; secondly. that Russia is not ach-
ing to march into India.
An the German newspapers consider the
WAR virtually over. Gen. Becher, in the
I,okal Anzeiger to-day. euiogizes Lord
| Roberts as master strategist.
With the approval of the British am
bassador, Sir Frank c. IAscellss, the Brit
ish colony here with Its American and
German friends, Is preparing peace cell
ebration, the main feature of which will
be thanksgiving banquet. This is to CO.
operate with the national festival in Great
Britain.