New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
,afUzzErNG THE GERMAN PRESS.
rHr aovERSMExT no. URGE ON THE
REIoHsrAG A MORE STRINGENT
MEASURE.
OPPOSITION OF THE GERMAN PRESS TosaiH
BArEs-THR EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA BE-
rIYvEp TO BE INsANE-EMPERe
~ OR WILLIAMS ENERGY.

BATEs-THE EMPRESS OF AuefAiA DE-
IIHvEp TO BE INsANE-EMpER
OR WILLIAMS ENERGY.
copyrtgA. 1889, By TAs AssoefatsdPr Pre- 1910.
Berlin Aprii i3.-The Reiehstag sd,oufhco, $3.50 aas
the yorkmsu,s Insurance bill unfinished ana lona .
~ 4. sa,s,,on Of the Press Law In its original
tcr a terac,ous repression. The Court on ApPoais
r.vocat,on Of the police decree against the .ss
yessa,nss and the failure Of the prosecutor ', As
q r.,ss ,rjv. Zeftungs exaspsrate the Emperor anu
confirm his determination to insist upon YIN
aecsntlate the risor Of the ordinaf: press xo,h.
The renewal Of the prosecution VI ue IN
z...,,rv- g. small matter compared with an inu
,n,,,or made no the leaders of the NanonA parry,
sa,,,,-h Conn, Herbert Bismarck, that press 10"
..-.nrnofse must be abandoned the 1oVetnnioHS W
,nx n necessary TO press upon the he'Cns'1e l0a
nrs "a coptro, criticism. This decision promises "
: ,,phsaTai OF parties during me remahueI - VA -.
-. The prosecution Of tho press past ana I'M
s-s.r .xeites every populouS centre In Germany Is
49,, vfhsn,us the Progressists and Socialists anu
1890 = had impression on the country .nst sno
rparor,s future will justify tbs worst ieais VI '
despotio tendencies.
rHr EMPERoR's ENERGY AND ENpohAN0n
The Emperor last night attended fareweh la1ii,s
dinner given by his mothar, prior 10 per oopai'u,
49, uo,obnre today. AS instance OF MS epo,sy
''s s 10 rant nv rail 70 Potsdam yesterday
so..,rr suept hours IN reviewing troops, foue paoN
!. psx,,n--echteen niics--held conference o. 'uo
go oesca and gave an interview 10 Count heroei'
,,,.r.r M the palace before going TO his mo'ne' .
no RELIEVE THE CORVETTE SOPHIE AZ arr
,r.. worth German Gazette in an article con-
...,,n. she repoys, that only one warhip OF eacn
r,ower II 10 be satfoned ut Apia during he e~e N
conference states that the corvette sop9 wiz
- samoa until the arrival Of the Alexandrne IN 'uiS'
Tho Emperor will inspect tne AieA c
Asimshaven.sy Monday. redg bGL .ro
ryIr eERMAS PRESS OPPOSED TeddR BATES
ah. nr,ss comments Oh the appointment of Mr..
rates as Commissioner to the Samoan Conference ~e
nnfavora5Ie apart from those Of the government
organs. The National papers point 70 @r. nS'es
prejudice against tie presence OF asemsn agent in
samoa during the discussion OF the dmoulues IN Aeeo
The press rumbngs AGAINST Mr. Bs.ss VII New New
dangers thar are confronting the Austro-oerms aa
alliance VIII have the greatest influence on rnSS
Bismarck. and Will tesd 70 bring ABOUT spes"
seftlement Of the DISPUTE with America
THE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA SAID no BE INSANE.
Adyices nom Vienna state that tho Empress Of
Austria, has been attacked by the family maiady IN
sanity. shs suffers from long spells OF meianchoha
onterins sSs9ns accusing 6sTsn o. w 5hs qS ess
Of suicide, thinking 10 leave the EMPEROR
nee 70 1Snf isne Il Newborn heir to the throne
me Enueror is greatly affected, He suffers from
insomnia and has no zest for WORK tSa asts Sn bat
he has consulted with Count Kainoky and Count Won
Taafe upon the advisabiuy OF apocaung IN 1ANor VI
I his nephew Franz It IS also said that he wrote
i m the pope declaring that he lon5ed for rest and
wsaed to retire and that the Popes response, urging
,pou him the necessity Of submitting to the DEGREES
81 God combined with the protests of The Ministers,
induced him in the meantime to remain upon the
throne.
AN OFFICER CONVICTED OF BRIBEtTAKING'
sergeant Hauek, military tutor OF the Imperial
children has boon convicted of receiving brbes nom
subocers on his promises TO secure their advance
menf He has been sentenced to fifteen months inn
rSonment IN the fortress Mt Spandau and TO be Dc
graded.