New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
GERMAN EYES ON FRAME
PRINCE BISMARCK WAITING FOX lhN
FRENCH ELECTIONS,
u,. POLICY TO BE SHAPED BY THE RhSoAi
TIE CARS IRRITATING A"'''
CAPTAIN w1ssMANNs EXPEDITION
SURVIVORS OF THE SAMOAN HUN

v v1ssNAYNs EXPEDITION
s,.pv,voRs OF THE SAMOAN HUR-
p1cANE REACH KEEL
oonyrtoat; 1882 BY hs Nea- YORK. -'''O'''''''
- s.n, The approach of the opening OF
az er,, session of the Reichstag 'auSiAe al p%1',
a., ask what form OF policy the lnl"0". = 80
ia take ON which 10 go before tne 'oU"''' -
lssIaI or,ss affords special ii'u0a' 'n' ''"S
onieN- a, oh,,axsly awaiting the results OF the
olsinS ,4.ns II the present Government IS so
IiV"S weakened to make Boniangism an IN
nn+ fe,or of the French policy we are oeI'ain u
Pol 'oi,' dr,m As IN 1887 and there Will De re-
- annesIs 10 the patTioc TO support further iuiI'-
~. s-,ans even II Cannot be secured in power
lazy ea.s pisuack appears to be preparing TO give
,.os IN social reforms, bills dealing with strikes
- rn.as,,rss aiming TO protect the poorer classes
,nse undue interest loans. Legislation generally
A.. ,aror Of the working classes will play a leading
,t w the coming session Of both the ReickStag and
The Lsndtag as a preliminary 10 forming plank In
NE election PLATFORM
A LARGE WAR CREDIT ASKED.
Meanwhile the military expansion involves a de-
nsnd on the Reichstag for a credit of 60,0oo,oO0
marks including expenditures involved in the forma-
ton Of two army corps. by dividing the corps
now designated as the Fifteenth. The measure Is
10 reorganze rather than 10 increase the army. Stll
IL implies substantial numerical addition to the
cavalry and artillery. The Reichstag viii not be
crudge the credit The nation will have reason TO
,ejoee If no more is demanded. Pending BSmacks
declarations. party negotiations are in suspense.
RUMoRS ABOUT A FINANCE MINISTER
MANY ruroo1s are in circulation to the, effect that
financial projects caused the resignation of Herr Won
schoz, the PruSsan Finance Minister. The North
German Gazette tonight describes these rumors
as idle inventions and says that Herr Won Schoz has
not resigned but has been gwen long leave OF ao-
sence on account Of an affection of his eyes
THE CARS TREATMENT OF GERMANY
The new sixteenth Army Corps IS intended to be
stationed on the Russian frontier. Tho temper Vi
the Foreign Office toward Russia is growing "ofS9'
Ehe rumor Of the visit OF the CAare"I.C"
~ Paris IS not credited unless he goes IN inc
hcogniO The Cars treatment Of Emperor wilma"
,ontnues In epbltter the relations between inc t"o
countries The semLOsicial press IS permitted OF III
struced 10 speak notable frankneSs ana seNertS
The Cologne Gazette declares that the IsI Iho VI
Hanger is not Paris but St. Petersburg Inc ham
burg CorreSpondence7 in an undoubtedly nispHoo
article. SAYS: Germany must accept the TACT OF
tbe nemauent hostility of the Gar Persistence IN
the Russian policy Is dangerous to the peace OF
Europe than French chauvinism The Chancellor.
being convinced of tho Cars lasting enmity VIII
cease his delicate and cautious treatment OF Russia
and henccforth frankly treat st. Petersburg as ne
treats Paris" The paper approves an entente with
10 Russia outside Of EulOpe.
Count Won Hatziedt German Ambassador
at London, having been summoned py
Prince Bismarck, reached Friederichsrue to-day.
PLANS OF THE EMPEROR.
After witnessing the army manOeuvres In saxony
the Emperor viii 90 on Tuesday to Minden 10 attend
tho Inanoeuvres of the Westphallan troops and viii
proceed theme. Hanover. The manoeuvres Will
be grand scale.
Iho itch will he
from September Is to -. Ii the Cars heir is sent
to Paris directly after parting from Emperor William
st will increase the tension to the breaking poins
Court advces are to the effect that the Czarewitch
will retlrn Fredensborg and thence proceed TO 81
Petersburg.
The Municipal Council of Hanover has voted the
sum of $4,000 marks for the purpose Of decorating
and illuminating the city during the EmperorS visit.
The leading citizens have been directed - make dis
order. in this quarter enthusiasm does not run
high for the HOhenzOuerns.
The Emperor has timed his return to Berlin for
occur then if at all The Emperor and Empress aI s; &C
meet King Humbert early in October.
THE EMPRESS NOT A CATHOLIC.
The Empress Augusta is taking the waters at
Schlangenbad. She is regular attendant
1t the Protestant church there The rumors that she
bad become Catholic are baseess She received
ance for the poor, bat she has never shown any
leaning toward Rome.
IGNORING THE PAPAL POLICY
The action Of the Catholic Congress at Bochum IN
abstainng from declaration In favor Of the rsstor-
alton Of the temporal power Of the Pope is received
with unfavOrable by section of the Catho-
1o press, chiefly outside of Germany. Among the
CentristS, Dr. NntthOrstS speech in favor Of the
maintenance Of the triple alliance, although render
ing the restoration of Rome 10 the Pope impOs-
sible, IS accepted the only possible policy.
The Pope sent letter 10 the Catholic Congress at
Munster. thanking the German Catholics tor their
fidelity TO the Church and their struggles TO sustain
their religion.
GERMAN MOVEMENTS IN AFRICA!
Captain Wissmann's expedition against 3Ipwapwa
consists Of 1000 large quantity of munitions
left Zanzibar on Monday last for the scene of opera
tons.
The German public generally is Indifferent toward
The success OF the English iutrigues by which Lamu
colonial extension denOunce the treatment of DR..
Peters.
SAMOAN SURVIVORS WELCOMED HOME
The crews Of the German Denof-war Adler and
Eber, which wrecked in the Samoa hurricane in
March last, have arrived Kle. Prince Henry in an
ADDRESS, told them that they had nObly performed their
Fatherland. He welcomed them i'm the of the
Emperor, who. he said. loved every truly brave man
as his own son. The Prince aferward gave dinner
IN IN OH nff he mar