The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-06
UNwFSE REFORM.

b. General satisfaction is expressed at
lie report sthat Prince Ching has given
assurances that the dowager empress and
the emperor agree s to the necessity for
a change in the Chinese system of gov
,nors and that reform edicts will be
enforced upon the return of the count.
Prince Chun. the Chinese special en-
-oy. and his retinue lived three weeks
ere at the expense of Emperor William
td the empire. Even the excursions
we're paid for,
Regarding the proposal TO run an cleo
'ic railroad line across Inter den Lin
.den the Neueste Nachrichten says: The
waves will Fecede and no victim is re-
taired. The Democrats vainly hope to
rake capital out of the conflict. In view
d the fact that legal right is with the
Grown. as chief burgomaster Kirschner
- id, only those who strive to displace the
eenJer of gravity, the crown, speak Of
the power and right of seIf-govern.
R1ent,' and urge an enlargement of the
saawers of the Berlin government. Calmly
rejecting on the reasons why so much
Ulst was unnecessarily Stirred up, We
-ec,tu the proverb, 'Parturiunt Monies,
NaScetur Ridicufus Mus (the mountains
-lre in labor, there will be born a ridicu-
cas- mouse(. Should the efforts made to
EaEngo e sentiments of the crown fail
base win have been created for action
BON the part of the council in recogniz-
the crowns rights, upon which an
Understanding will be more easily ar
sA-eS at than through an improper con-
list"
THE TARIFF.
Regarding the alleged objection of Aus
o. to the German tariff, the Munich ALL
Eseneine Zeitung says it can announce
3pon reliable authority that neither con-
g., IL
seen made on the subject to Berlin.
The Bavarian diet this week continued
she tariff debate. The premier, Baron
Won Crailsheim, Steered carefully between
Fac demands Of agriculture and industry,
granting that the former needed increas-
80 protection and pointing cut the neces-
~itF for long-teTm commercial treaties
81. favor of the latter, while not forget
E.ng the masses of consumers. But he
refused to commit the government to any
:, lion.
Cases of characterization which have
a. CURED on beard the German cruiser
'sazelle recently have been much Yenti-
lated in the press.
T. The secredVeness of the officials on
tho subject is condemned, and the natu-
1tli result is that there has been consid-
t1sable eXaggeration. The HalleSches
%ulksblatt Social Democrat) claims there
was d mutiny on board the vessel, which
j. commanded by Capt. NeitZke, a severe
tliscipllnarlan. The sailors, who had
served in China, were called upon to per
GoTn the severest service and they COM
Eiained that their food was not satisfac-
Try. The captain one day found let
Ter in his cabin, requesting that change
Re made. and notifying him that other
Xise he would be thrown overheard. An
absorption on the door read:
''Neitzke. take care. R m mber the
Hros.gk case
Crhe KFosigk case referred to is that
ci Capt. Won Krosigk, of the German cav
AIRY. who was mysteriously shot and
killed in riding school In January last
as result OF which two non-conlmissIon-
cd officers were tried on the charge of
murder. They were acquitted, but were
subsequently tried again, and one of
them, Marten, was sentenced to death)
The North German Gazette this evening
says officially that the Gazelle affair has
been investigated; that parts of one of
the guns are missing; that a threatening
Ietter was posted, and that these acts
Were probably committed by somebody
familiar with quick-firing guns. One
sailor is under examination
The moderate newspapers ask for the
publication of all the details connected
With the alleged mutiny.
The Kleine Journal, commenting on the
tefeat of Shamrock H., says:
THE YACHT RACE.
A great race has been won in America.