Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14

Admiral Von Trotha has been sent to Doeberitz Friday night for the pul- pose of conferring with the troops and admonishing them to desist from any violent procedure. He returned and in formed the cabinet that the agitation had subsided but that the danger was not wholly over. The realization was finally brought home to the cabinet that the army which Minister NosRe was supposed to control was far from being the loyal organization he count ed upon and that the Berlin garrisons had also been inoculated by the o.ric- CTS of the old school and were ready to follow when the call came.
 The secrecy with which the revoIu. tion was planned and carried out nas stunned every one.
 Field Marshal Non HindenOurg is re- ported to be favored by the new re zine for imperial president but thus far he has remained in the background The former minister of foreign affairs, Gottlieb Von Jagow, and General Rar- 7 general of Belgium, are among inc leaders of the counter revolution.
 Counter measures are expected sooa although the Kapp government las taken precautions to place those mcm bers oG the former government who could be reached under arrest.
 The entrance into Wilhelmstiausse
 fc 1.-itl h barbed wire and further protected with field guns and machine guns. Numerous troops with their lorries and field kitchens are stationed out side the British embassy, close to the corner. Their flag, Germany's former naval colors, is leaning against the embassy window.
 There has been no attempt to mo lest foreigners, and members of the allied missions find no difficulty in passing in their cars through the bar ricades.
 The ordinary BeTliner seems to treat the counter revolution lightly, but or investigation one finds q general feel ing of uneasiness as to what the fut' ure may bring for them.
 The events that led up to these dc velopments were dramatic and rapid in seuuence Last evening it became known that the government 05 rlest dent Ebert and Minister of Defense Noske had come upon traces of a scri- ous plot to overthrow the republican regime. Orders were issued for thc. arrest of the men believed to be main ly concerned. These were. first and chiefly, pr. Wolfgang, noted as reac- tionary, who has been prominent i'll all agitation for the fatherland party, and an extreme antagonist of the repl1li- can government, and General Fon Luettwitz, who was in command Of the first self-styled group of Reichswehre or empire defense forces.
 With them were associated Cap tain Pabst, a cavalry officer of the guard, who had taken a leading part in suppression of the Spartacist revolt last year. Apparently. notwithStand- ing the proclamationary measures talk en by the government. the plot had gone toe far to be arrested, as the troops selected for the seizure of Der lin were already on the way and the force at the disposal of the govern ment was not only insufficient, but was not altogether dependable.
 When the news came that reyolu- tionary forces from the big camp al Doeberitz were on the march, officers of rank belonging to the government troops were sent to meet them, as emissaries of the president, to order them to desist and return 10 their quarters. The mutineers, who belong ed mainly to naval brigades, with some additions from Baltic troops who have always been disaffected and mdisci- plined, met the governments represen- tatives, of whom the chief was Gener- al Won Odershousen, and proposed some terms of an extreme character which were referred to the cabinet in Berlin At the same moment a procla