The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
GERMAN PRESS DIVIDED.
Emperor William Is Both Condemned
and Congratulated.
NO INTENTION TO DISSOLVE DIET
Neither the Emperor Nor Count Won
6uow VIII Try to Govern with
Aid OF Liberals.

Berlin, May 4.-~llerr Theodore Moelicr,
who has been appointed minister OF com
mcrce In succession to Herr Drefeld is A
+ national liberal Of the right wing and n
wealthy machine manufacturer. Whenever
he has came in contact with the emperor
the latter has expressed liking for him
Parliamentary circles believed that Count
Won zedlltz rructschlcr president of Hes
Sc Nassau. was the personal choice OF En-
peror William for the office OF Prnssian
minister OF the interior to succeed Baron
l\lelnhnben, against Count Won Rulow's
advice. because his majesty hoped to ef
feet through Won zcdlitz. changes In the
present school system, rendering II PRO.
nouncedly Christian and intoxicating sub.
mission to the temporal and spiritual au
thniltles, especially the crown.
Herr Brefelds going was rendered ncces.
sary because his recent utteranccs showed
that though minister of commerce, his
sympathlcs were elsewhere.
Tho events of the last few days have
proved a great sensation hut upon closer
Inspection they do not mean a change in
II was quito certain that neither Elm.
pcror William or Count Won Bulow has
the slightest Intention to try to govern
with the aid Of lie llbceals or radical left.
nor TO dissolve the diet Whether the
canal bill win reappear 1t is uncertain, In
spite of { ~ assurances of n high olicial.
In any ease the bill is buried out Of sight
for the time. thus meeting the wishes of
the conservatives aud agrarian contrasts.
The press comment from both parties
Is extremely cnutious not triumphant
The G@manla promises the conscrva.
tlves the center aid, MS heretofore. since
no government in Prussia is possible with
out the conservatives.
The Deutsche Tagos ZeItupp the Posi-
and the Kreuz zeltung discreetly praise
the government for avoiding defeat on
the canal bill The ragcblatt regrets
closure because a number of important
bills are thus undisposcd Of. The Nor
waerts laoonioally congratul0tes the Nonk.
err party and contrasts upon the skill dis
Ing Emperor William twice upon his
knees. II contrasts this with The gnSklu-
mi attitude of me liberals and radicals
and sarastlcallr quotes Emperor Williams
pro-canal declaration of August II, 1900
in Dortnund. which the supporters q the
crown and altar have twice turned into
powcrlcss, boast The vossisChe Zetupe
believes the new Prussian cabinet will he
more homogeneous than hitherto.
The papers all devote farewell articles
to Or. Won MIGUEL uniformly Admitting
his great ability hnancially Rn1 adnIus
tratlvcly. hut they point ont TINT every
body had finally lost confidence IN him he
cause Of his extreme GINNING. Papers of
same shade ioin In the articles.
Hamburg from Berlin Is progressing. Han
ding the project is n committee Of cap-
ltalists and technical men, The prelim
mary work is nearly finished, assuring
meters per hour over novel rails, A ncr-
odIcal. the Glazcrs AnnnlcS. publishes
statement that both state ana private com
panies are engaged in experiments to -
tain the same velocity on the old tracks
with steam engines of peculiar construc-
tion.