GERMANY.
ANTI-ENGLISH FEELING. The reporters, of the " (Jaulois " and the "AJatin" were expelled tor libelling the Emperor in their respective iourna b. ° «• Pester Lloyd," of Pesth, thinks the Emperor William's proclamation resemble* the programme of Pastor dtocker. Dr. Mackenzie left Berlin suddenly on June 20th. He asked an audience oi the Emperor William, and was refused. This is regarded as significant that the antiEnglish feeling is becoming intensified in the Emperor's mind. The late Empeior Frederick, by will, bequeated the Castle of Charlotenburg, and the palaces in Berlin and Hamburg to Empress Victoria.
ANARCHIST PLOT AGAINST THE EMPEROR. An anarchist plot against the life of the Emperor William is reported to ha-, c been discovered on June 30th, bub the Socialists
declare the report to be the invention of the police. There is an extraordinary increase in precautions for the safety of the Emperor, however. Bismarck has had the guards re-inforced around tho palace of Potsdam, and the building is practically isolated. Several persons havo beeu arrested for throwing petitions into the Empcior's carriage. For some time menacing letters have reached Bismark and the Emperor warning them that the beginning of a reign ot repression of the people would bo signalised by an act of retiliation. It is said the Emperor authorises some striking act of severity against the Socialists, the leaders of whom resent the assassination reports as a mere pretext for reactionary measures A (^REAT SENSATION wab caused in Berlin on Juno2lbt by the publication of the late Emperor's private papers. They discuss family and political affairs, including the ovortures made by the Emperor Frederick to in duce him to abdicate in favour of his son William. Ib is assorted that tho notes are genuine. They show that William urged his father to consent to a regency. Tho intrisrues of Pastor Stoecker and (Jen oral Waldersee to gob William into the Piotisbic movement are also revealed. Empress Victoria is thought to have consented to the exposures.
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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 284, 25 July 1888, Page 6
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