Show THE WORLD overe germany and france Tal tailing lill of or war liberal gains ia in canada canida frauds la in the short line management colorado votes to the fair THE EaP EEOR 01 P the press dim to return back to the old lines feb 28 the failure of the visit of the empress to paris to establish some sort of 0 rood good feeling beta een germany arid france has fal len upon both chancellor von ca priva and count von munster Mu neter the german ambassador at paris upon the former for ad the exper ex ament and upon the latter litter for assenting as to the prolonged stay of the empress and her fatally indiscreet visit to marsail mareall lea notwithstanding the banal semi of facial french denial AI al herbette bette the french ambassador here was consulted prior to the emperors giving bis his consent to the empress to to make the journey court officials here affirm that the chancellor mentioned the empress desire her personal aims alms and the probable period of her stay to herbaria IIer bette a fortnight before she started artud et the empress appears to charge the chancellor and monster munster with misinforming him bim as to w what hat the results of the visit would probably be was probably instructed by the french foreign minister informed the chan chancellor bellor yesterday that he desired to express personally to the emperor his regrets at the manner the empress has been treated the emperor replied that be he did not wish to hold any unofficial conversation on the subject which would be personally painful to himself and herbette IIer bette this Is interpreted in official circles as pointing to the emperors det determination e trai nation to obtain from the french government govern met some form of satisfaction for the treatment accorded his mother there are rumors that caprivi caprisi will be ousted and monster munster recalled iier her bette will probably soon return to france As boon soon as the emperor perceived that a crisis was impending he lie sent tor for waldersee with whom he had bad a I 1 long ong conference afterwards consulting wath miquel hamburger holds that the french outbreak vindicates Bis marcks system and arid advises the emperor to return to the old policy 0 licy which regarded france franca as s an an fn enemy the criticisms of the press will not tend to allay the emperors irritation the renewal of passport restrictions ia in alsace lorraine is the subject of adverse worriment comment prince debill ing furst governor of alsace lorraine only last week at a banquet banquot expressed the conviction that the relations actions with france were so ameliorated t that h at the motives for the passport restrictions were lessening he lie expressed the hope that the normal relations between the two countries would soon be established reestablished re in view of this thistle the renewal of the restrictions ia is unmistakably a response ree to the tile Par parisian islan incidents taking the press as a whole the tone is calm calmi with the exception except in a of the cologne gazette and other advocates of the Bismarck ilan policy which are bent on 01 making political capital out of the matter despite Bis marcks refusal to stand as a candidate for the asks the electors of aba nineteenth district of If danver anever to return bismarck declaring that he abe will not refuse to serve now that there is a prospect prospect ol 01 a crisis in germanys germanas Germ anys foreign affairs admiral heisner died suddenly today in the Rel reichstag chatag today to day dr wind spoke in defense of his motion to grant the tile noncom non com allesio ned officers in tho the army afur twelve years of service a premium of one thousand premium maris marks he asked the house to adopt the tile motion by the largest possible majority so it might be known everywhere that the germans stood by their emperor and were ready to defend him im from attack from any qu quarter at the motion was adopted borne some Frei members spoke against it and chancellor caprivi caprisi sharply scored them the debate assumed unexpected ed importance from the seini semi bellicose allusions of the speakers |