New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
THE STRIKES IN GERMANY.
LABOR TROUBLES DISCUSSED AT TIE
GROWN COUNCILS.
ANNUAL ELECTIONS TO BE HELD IN THE FALL
THE PoPE's HEALTH-vIs1T Oh THE SHAH

ANNUAL ELECTIONS TO BE HELD IN THE FALL
THE PoPEs HEALTH-vIsIT Oh THE SHAH
TO BERLIN-EAsT AFRICAN AFFAIRS
Copyright: 1855 BY TIE Ne,s York .issoeised TrsH
Berlin, June 1.--Before Prince Bismarck departed
from Berlin for Schonhausen the Crown Councils were
held at the schloss, at which the Emperor presided.
At these Councils the questions Of the strikes and the
dissolution Of the Relchstag were considered. Tho
Cologne Gazette abrms that the Councils decided
that the severcst measures should be taken I'm
OF the strikes spreading The temporary resumption
Of work by the miners since the arrest Of the work
mems delegates from Bochum has been erfuneously
attributed To fears of the Governments action. The
delegates had decided that the men should give their
masters two months IN which fulfil the Berlin
agreement Tho delegates, having now been liberated
VIII encrgetically carry the agitation throughout
every coal district In Germany. Preparations are
being made for q general strike I'm August
Herr Won Hsgemcister. the retiring PRESIDENT of
westPhals. has gone Fricdrichskron 10 explain to
The Emperor the perilouS condition Of affairs In that
province Herr Won Hageneistcr supports the mon,
and has been assiduous In his efforts to arrange
compromise. Herr studt, Under Secretary of state
for the Department Of Assoc Lorraine, who succeeds
him, is understood to advocate state Of siege in the
event OF recurrence OF the strikes.
GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE AUTUMN.
1t is expected that the general elections will be held
in the autumn. The mandate to the present Reichs-
tag expires February e. 1890 and II is reasoned that
II would be impossible vote the budget before tho
required time, April l, II the elections were post
poped 20 the end OF February. Apart from this reason
the movements Of the Government groups disclose
prep AratioBs for autumn campaign.
FEEBLE HEALTH OF TIE PORE
Advloes have simultaneously reached tho Italian
Embassy hero and the leaders the Centre party that
the Popes health is seriously affected. II Is said that
during the recent consisory he tainted falling back in
his chair to the CONSERVATION Of all present Dr. Gee
csrell, the Popes chief physician. Is reported say
ing that His Holiness may live year or two, or may
die at any moment
Letters from Rome printed In South German news.
papers discuss the results OF the next electoral
eave OF Cardinals, AMI whether or not the cOnclave
will 10 held in Rome. Premier Crspi Is credited
with design TO occupy the Vatican IL the event oi
the conclsve meeting abroad.
COLD SHOULDER FOR THE SHAH.
Tho Emperor will 70 TO inspect the fort works Al
Mann on Thursday, and win thence go to WieSbadcu
He will probably stop at Dortmund, and other STRIKE
centres on his tour His programme appears to at:
tach small importance tO'the reception oil the sAh OF
Persia, who Is due herc on June O. The shah will
live in the SchlOSs Bellevue during his Visit
ARREST OF AN EDITOR.
Herr FusangeI, Editor Of the wostphalia "Volks
Zehng,S has been arrested. Papers found IN his
house reveal the fact that no prepared the DgoclamA
tons OF the strhe committees.
GERMAN EXPEDITIONS IN AFRICA.
DR.. Peters telegIaphs from East Africa that the
Emin Relief Expedition Is about 10 start. Serious
fears entertained that his efforts VIII end in dis
aster.
Africa are down With smallpox. The outbreak has
scared the SOudanesc troops, WOO are cAnOtng TO 10
released from their contract Those stricken de with
out attendance. Tho doctors few I'm number. aud
their stock OF vaccine lymph is exhausted.