, 1908-11-14

GaiAiy lhIse Reports are Dclng spread, To-
Empress Is also said to be i'll.
Dispatches from Berlin state that tn
Kaiser is still hunting, and the crisis is lie
coming more acute. German press commen
say tie Reichstag debate was all very wei
as far as it W Mt, but dissatisfaction is ex.
pressed that there is nothing but Prince voI
Buiow's words to prevent a recurrence, and i
remains uncertain how tar the Kaiser is
compliant, as it is not believed Prince BuloN
consulted him. Prince Bulow's resignation
will be necessary, unless the Kaiser approves
the debate, every word of which was tele-
graphed him TO Donausechingen, where he
is visiting Prince Won Fuerstenberg, bis
most intimate friend, and the only man who
spenks to hin bluutIy. His Majesty there
fore now knows much that has been conceal
ed by his courtiers, including a plain state
mcnt that he talks when ignorant regarding
science, art and politics i; POI ular sentiment
even approXimating Lese Majestic IS further
informed by additional disclosures, for exam
pie during the Russo Japanese war the
Kaiser sent Queen Wilhelmina an autograph
letter, stating that Germany would occupy
the Du'oh harbours unless they were forth
fed against the British and the Zeitung ain
Ailttag says that Count Won Waechter was a
member OF tho Round Table and implicated
III the Zneu!enberg scandal.
The Reichs'ag yesterday discussed Co.
onial matters duly, the Galleries were
empty, and interest was centred in the
meeting of the ~EundeSrath, which it is an
nounced considered the Cnsablanca incident,
and afterwards dined with Prince Won Blu
low. 1t IS surmised that it also considered
legislation restricting the Kaiser's powers,
winch II assentcd 10 by the Raichstag could
not be vetoed by the Kaiser. Germany is
low IN a situation resembling Enolaud's when
PArIlaments assumption Of the control Of
the budget made it impossible for The MN
listers to retain office without the confidence
OF She House of Commons. The Kaisor's
powersa are assimiIahle to King Edwards, and
without a constitutional amen iment his
personal government is thus easily termin-
aDie IN the present state OF pubic opinion.
Advices from Conslantiuople state that at
Buigarla's request the English, French and
RUSSIAN Ambassadors transmitted Turkeys
demands respecting the oriental railway,
but that an agreement is apparently i'm
Practicable without friendly intervention.
Turkey demands las, OO0, 900 francs for what
was appraiso at $4,000, 900 in 1898 but
Blu garia's present maximum is eighty mil
lion.
Austro-Servian relations are too strained
to continue, but Austria's answer IS now due,
and the rest 1t Of the mediation Of England,
france and RUSSIA with Servia vii! also soon
be known. The international Congress do
ponds upon the result, and war is still q pos
slble alternative.
By an explosion in The Radbei Mine atIIamm
ia Yves phalia, 3O2 minors have been entonb-
sl Thirty seven corpses have been recover.
ana thHty SIX men rescued although tho
shaft was destroyed. The disaster is the
worst that has occurred in Germany for
many years.
Nelson, B. G. Nov. 13th-Lord Sholjo
Douglas, who has been under arrest for at
tempting marder, has been bailed.
London, Nov. 10th-Sugar in stock on the
1th INST was 2, 1000 tons, last year 63. 900 tons.
st Kits, Nov. 13th-H.M MS. Scylla return
ed from Antigua at II 80 am. The S. S.
Munln has been towed by II. NJ. S. Scylla
INTO shallow water at Friar's Bay, to the
south east OF Basseterre, on account of dan
ger, cargo including explosives. The foyehold
will be flooded.
New York, November 18th
Flo II. Blended Clea;s per bmrrei $50
Meal, Kindred, per barrel S.75-
New Seasons Pork