New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
TIE GERMAN FOREIGN OFFICE ANXIOUS,
NEVERTHELESS.
FEARS FOR THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE-THE GER.
MAN.CzECH CONFERENCE OPENED-EM.
PRESS AUGUSTA ILL FROM
Copyright: 1890. oy the NsV. York Annotated PrsH
INFLUENZA

Copyright; 1890. oy the New. York Annotated P7sH
Berlin. Jan. 4.-Thc year opens with universal
peace chorus. the National Zctung' declaring that
external tranquility guaranteed. while internal tran
guilty entirely depends the composition Of the
next Rcichstag that the Nation vote for peace
by voting into Office Chamber snbServlcnt to the
will Of the Chancellor that it shall cause any
irritation by differing with him Nevertheless despite
this lovely prospect Of peace abroad and at home
upon defined conditions, the Foreign Office itself
never 30 pcrvaded by sense Of insecurity Of the
continuance of the Triple Alliance. Prince Bismarcl's
refusal 10 support tuStrla's policy In Bulgaria IS
great source Of irritation and suspicion and Signor
Cri>pi'~ persistent intriguing for the ceSsOn of Tren
tin0 Is another
OFFICIAL ANXIETY IN AUSTRIA.
The progress Of the negotiations for the meeting
Of Emperor William and the Car on the Polish
frontier i'm April intcusihcs the official anxiety and
watchfulnc,- in Austria. In diplomatic circles there
is Il lively discussion OF the prospect of renewal of
tire German entente with Russia Prince Bismarcks
new application OF the theory OF bringing all German
speaking people under the German flag would be at
the expense of Austria and at the ex-
pcn,c OF Russia; but for Russia there
would be compcnsations. The policy,
in fact, would wipe out Austria as that empire now
stands. for Germany would take the Ausro German
duchic,; and, while Germany would also get the
German Baltic provinces held by Russia, Russia
would get equivalent in Gaicia and BukOwlna,
and would have a free hand in Rumana and The
Balkan countries.
OPENING or THE GERMAN CZECH CONFERENCE
The German Czech Conference opened in Vienna
to-day. II is watched here having an indirect but
important bearing upon the international relations.
Count TaaGe who presides. IS not personally hopeful
Of success in rcconcilng the differences between the
German and czech parties in bohemia.
MINERS APPEAL TO THE EMPEROR
The >ilc>an Miners society have pctltiOncd the En-
pcror To appoint commission Of inquiry into their
condition. They declare it is hopeless that their
u~ere> be- in any degree aleviated unless he in
t"rycnc~. They charge that the employers IN work
ius mines with Italian and Polish aborcrs forcing
vasc~ constantly nearer 10 the starvation point The
Emperor ha- rcmttcd the memorial To- MAY back di-
rcotuC him 10 cndcavOr to gct the consent Of the
masters 10 arbitration in some form.
TOPICS TO COME BEFORE THE STATE COUNCIL.
The state Council is convened for Wednesday.
Prince Bi,narck though stll suffering from
currcncc Of h, neuralgia j, certain to he present.
The -ca,scmhns Of the Rcich,aS for the last event
ful DAY before dissolution. and the rcopening Of the
lHudtts compel this general ministerial meeting.
lhr leading uuc-tlOu- before the Reich-tag will be
H. Prince NI-marck- long expected de- laIdton on
thc foreign policy Of the Government VIII probably
lc made during the debate on the military credits.
The atu'uG" of the Government on the Socialist bill
I- U0cNihlc.
IMPRESS AUGUSTA DOWN WITH INFLUENZA
The Dova-cr Emprc,, Augusta has the influenza,
accompanied with high fever and severe catarrh.
Her doctor, are -omc~hat anxious.
DIR. DOLLGNGEE'S CONDITION CRITICAL
Dr. Dollnrcr J., worse ~, fever is severe. He
ID, extremely weak and occasionally dclriou,. His
condition l7 critical.