New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
THE GERMAN MINERS S1RlhE
y,,prpop WILLIAM URGED TO CREATE A
COMMISSION OF ARBITRATION
SIGNIFICANT DEBATE IN THE HoUsE-AusThiA
AND GERMANY-DoM PEDKos sOrroHi i"'
TO HAVE A CONFERENCE AT CANNES

| SIGNIFICANT DEBATE IN HE hO''H
AVN crpN.Ny-poM PEDRos SUPPORTERS
m HAVE 4 CONFERENCE AT CANNES
| -,,, 1890. bv the Ntto. York Asfooidted fTfs@
per,in nec THE miners strike, involving a' 10
| a. ,,o,,. the whole field of mining operations III
re.h.I,o coupcd with the attitude OF the Keichs'a
,nr,d The socialist BILL threatens to emOariaSs "ie
Government seriously. u.o.,,
ma ,no,,op 70 repeal the law eXactng from WORK
rsmo, certificates from their last employers
IN the House significant debate d. "ii"HoiSV
warned the Ministers that the feeling oi inc oounu
os will, the miners. whose claims were recognize"
- dc, and that IL the law did not interfere 10 pro-
1s ,hac, from the tyranny of the companies, the
mon would certainly be driven to the last eAucn''S
NJ starvation and despair; that disorders wouNi lolo"
ond that for such disorders the Government wOnld
be responsible. .,.
Herr Bsumbach, PrOgressst, declared the SITUATION
10 be the gravest he had ever known, and sad that
tbo miners trusted that the Relchstas would inter
vene in their favor. ,
nenuty Uammacher. National Liberal, defended INC
enployers. and said that only those men were dis
charged who were suspected of fomentIng discomfort
Ills defence operated contrary to It's Intention ana
confirmed the majority in favor OF some lherNehuo"
for the protection Of the workmen.
The employers now refuse TO negotiate with
delegates sent TO them behalf of the men. Herr
Boettcher Minister, after conference WIN Aic4i
tho socialist Deputy, sent dispatches TO the Emperor
and Prince Bismarck. recommending that an Imperial
proclamation be issued. promising that commission
10 arbitrate the differences shall be lmmeua'oS
created. =. .,, ,,,rds evcccd
The agitation and the feI1nent in mems minds eAcoJ'
oil ovnorlence I'm the districts of BOchuln, l)otlnnl
Celsen- X irchen Hammacher and Stolze Inc DcPui,!
from, Essen has gone TO that place. 70 Try cohCina
lion Tho troops are held in readiness 10 Eudiu
against and suppress any violence my nn,ot 10
have relied upon the insufficient funds ana naucqna,o
resources of the men in their hope to defeat me
but they find themselves mistaken Inc men III Guy t,,o
treasury coal mines. in the saar district nave dGr
varied petition TO the Emperor appearing lor ho'p
COUNT KALNoKY ABOUT TO RESIGN.
Tho relations between the Foreign Once here ana
=. wanna move IN the direction of an aegravatloh
~ all tho bad features Count kalnoky, according
IN official adviccs finds his colleagues raihcr m0Ip
tLan reIuct ant 10 follow Bismarks QDc ol oult
alton with Russia: and therefore desires 10 IcSie"
Leaving Baron Kallay I'm office as his SUCCESSOR
nom PFpRO's ADHERENTs TO MEET AT CANNES
From Hamburg it IS learned that all advices from
Rio Japeiro concur in the report that perfect que'
reiCns in Brazil and that there is full resumption oi
trade and all industrial and commercial a"hIIF.
Premier PretO now al sea, j expected 10 Idhu ~
hamburg whence he VIII go Immediately 10 tAuncS.
for conference with Dom Pedro. The meeting 81 me
adberents OF the Monarchy. decide the line Of acton
10 he foloved will not be held until Dom PedlO
reaches Cannes In the meantime. Dom Pedro T. al
.ised 10 main ain absolute silence IN order mat no
utterance of his may prejudice the Monarchist cause