The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-18
TIE Care Movements Indicate that tas War
Party CanirClS Him.
Omission OF the U.u&l Remarks at the Nav
YsM's Reception 0minuus.
Germany and Austria Q1is;ly Preparing for
Events Of the Sprlrg.
Movements OF Troops on the Frontier
Estimates OF the Cavalry Force
Legislative ActiOn-MinOr Notes.

BERLIN, January Ii Copyright, 1883, by
the New York Associated Press "A semi
official statement is issued from st. Peters
burg tonight with reference to the failure
OF the Gar to make a speech az his New
Year reception. The assertion is made that
the Gar has not been in the habit of max
ing any political statement on that occa-
sieR. This is only partly true. Both the
late and the present Car have; been wont
to make short address of q semi-conYsr-
sstiOnRl character to the diplomatic cir
| cles Yesterday evening the Car refrained
from converting with General Won Sch wei
ni'z German Ambassador. and Count Won
WolkeDstein-Fros the Austrian rep.
resentative. At one period of.the.reception
| the Russian Generals and Ministers grouped
themselves around the Gar, expecting
an important utterance. His Majesty,
after whispering q few minutes with NJ.
De Giers, turned TO the others and form
| ally offered the congratulations of the
season. Then he styled out Minister
Wishdegraski, II. Pomedonoseff and Sec
rotary Of State Ostrovski for q private
talk. The incident is considered an init
nation that the war party triumphs.
Among the list OF honors. conferred, Pau
sleyists alone are favored. The list of dec
orations leaves the impression in Berlin
! and Vienna official circles that the Car
sggressives. The Moscow Gazette tonight
says that On the nineteenth day after the
| Epiphany russian style) the Car will
| preside at q Grand military fete, when he
will declare his policy. The CzSrs action
! in choosing military fete es the occasion
on which to make this declaration
-, las increased the feeling of disQuiet.
In the meantime the frontier move.
| ments of cavalry pours Westward into
! Volhynia, Trains loaded with artillery
snd munitions occupy the railroads, and
| ordinary traffic Is suspended. At Fietfe,
| Odessa and elsewhere the authorities are
/ buying up provisions snd forage, aud
along the line of the Vistula, between
/ Dem bin and DomtzOTo. q host OF labor
ers are engaged in constructing redoubts.
The Warsaw police have issued orders that
| all AUstriaLs who have no: permits TO re-
| side in Poland must quiz Russian terri
tory to-day. All Polish Off ,srs are being
removed from the frontier regiments and
sent to take CONF a1cs in the interior.
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.
On the German and Austrian sides tn
| movements are kept profound secret, bat
| il is impossible TO conceal the fact that
| there is an active passage OF troops from
| Posen to the Silesisn frontier. The first
clear exposition of the situation of affairs
| is hoped for from Herr Tiszi, Hungarian
/
| pellstion Of Herr Helfy. The temper of a
msjoliiy OF the members of the Hungarisn
! Parliament is arden1ly warlike. Unles5
| Premier TisZa's explanation shows that the
forces on the frontier OF Galicia are an
pie to repel sny invasion, Deputy Preczsl
threatens 20 move q vote of cenaure. Tue
| Vienna Webr Zeituug, the military organ,
states that Russia has force OF 100, 600
cavalry on the frontier, so organized as 70
act independently of the infantry, which
is ready to penetrate into Galicia at
moments notice TO impede the mObiliza.
! tion of Austrian troops. This statement
echoes what the War Department at Ber-
lin has been pressing upon the attention
of the Austrian Department with good
effect.
The Austrian War Office is now confident
that there are sufficient forces in Central
| Lemberg and in Przemist, and Gzernowitz
to arrest Russian advance.
GERMAN LEGISLATURE.
Both houses sent messages to the Crown
| Prince expressing sympathy for him and
hopes for speedy restoration TO health and
return home. The session promises to be
un6istuTbed by any serious question. Toe
Conservatives and National Liberals await
the result of the debate in the Reichstag
| on the five years Parliament project before
proposing a similar measure in the Land
tag. The Centre psrty will raise trouble
over the suppression OF the Polish language
| in the teaching of religion in the province
Of Posen, The authorities have dis
missed the Mayors opposing the suppress
sion of the Polish tongue, and have closed
the schools and threatened to suspend
the clergy. The priests OF the provinces
appealed TO Arch bishop binder, who re-
piled, advising submission. section of
the clergy rejected the Arch bishops advice,
and appealed 20 the Pope. Archbishop
| Dinder, after q conference with the Berlin
authorities. issued an order to the priests to
desist from fomenting opposition to the
Government under penalty of suspension.
This order has not Gained The agitation.
The Polish party has started three jour
mails with avowed aim of educating the
children of the people, and Of keeping alive
the Polish national sentiment
Herr Windthorst intends to move that
the Government modify the action of the
Posen authorities in suppressing the use OF
the Polish language in religious teaching.
FINANCIAL SITUATION.
The Bourse was adversely affected by a
passage in the speech from the throne to
the PTussian Diet alluding to the contin'
gency of events interfering with the m Vim
tenance of the financial eq uiibrium. For
eign securities declined = per cent. and
credits fell three marks. Despite the war
scares business on the Boerse keeps active.
| Comparative statistics for the past i've
years disclose rapid growth of operations.
In 1888 the loans issued in Germany
amounted 10 7S2, 900 600 marks. last year
they reached ,032 600, 900 marks, OF which
456,OOO, coo marks was foreign losne, q
proof that the financial center OF Europe
is now Berlin, to which capital even Frank
fort business is now transferred. The re-
turns of the Reichs Bank show that the
bank, with fifteen branches, cleared, 10
1887, IA, 207, 000, 900 marks. AGAINST !,
000, 600 marks
The latest sdvices from!Ssn Remo.declart
that the reports that the Grown Prince!
malsdy had taken an unfavorable turn are
untrue. There were symptoms of recur
renee of the swelling, but the trouble ha
been checked. The press has ceased to dis
cuss the case. The best Informed circles
continue absolutely skeptica al as regards TIT
possibility of a cure being effected.
Herr Hazenclef, who has been pro
pounced hopelessly insane, will be places
in q hospital In Berlin on Monday. Hi
seat in theReichstag will be declared vacant
| @Fhe trial of thirty Socialists is being car
|. Tied on privately at Posen. 1t Is certain
, | that ali will be convicted OF being mem
bers of a secret society.
At Dresden three Socialist members o
, the municipal council, Herren Stelzel
|, Horn and Muller, have been sentenced b
: four months imprisonment each, for Us
/ ing sbusive language toward polio
officer.
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