New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
THE MINISTERIAL PROGRAMME.
IMPORTANT MEASURES DISCUSSED AT A
CABINET COUNCIL.

p,suIpcK AND CApR1vI THE GOVERNMENT
AND THE rREss-rnE EMPEROR TO
START on TOUR TO-DAY.
r,,y,tost; 1890 yns N,,e. York Anociaed Pre-"
ncr,n April 1O-As the Emperor starts tomorrow
unon a tour of various points Of the country. which
win continue until the OF the meeting OF the
Helcbstag council held at the Schloss to-day TO
consider the Ministerial programme Allhough 'he
Government officials pretend to ignore the press
Trustworthy communications are obtalnable whch
the Ministers deem them opportnnc In ths way "
is known that the council considered measures rest
ing 20 reforms in the educational system, the aoro
CATION of the remaining MAY laws. the strike move
,.rts and tllc erection OF monuments to the late
Emperors william and Frederick.
An ATTACK OF PRINCE BISMARCK.
An article which appeared in the "Freisinnsc
z.,,ure. the organ Of Herr Richter leader Of the
German Liberals. attacking Prince bismarck, has
raised crop Of concurrent rulnors which are Of
absorbing interest here. The Frcisinngc a'hrincd
that the cx clor unable 10 support three weeks
NJ poliricai abstinence summoned the Editor OF the
=. Uanb,.-.cr NachrichtcnT who took dinner n Fried
richsruhe Tuesday. and that coached by Prince bls
marck. the NachrchtcnT made series Of attacks
upon Chancellor Won Caprivi snccrnc at his speech
IN the Landtar and advising the Deputies 10 main
tain loyal adherence to the ex xChancclor's policy
The "Freisinnlgcr inferred that Prince Bismarck
mean. war through the press and Parliament against
General Caprivi.
The truth Is that Bismarck summoned the Editor
Of tie Nachrchtcn7 TO consult In regard Z" tho
getting Of capable literary man and tn,iy
confident to assist him IN arranging and compiling
,is m.rnories The dav after the Interview Dr.
Lucanus chief Of the Civil CABINET OF the Emperor
WAS sent 10 Frlcdrichruhc. This coincidence gave
Use 10 the report that Lncanus vas charged 70 ne
mand the delivery Of documents relating 10 the
Emperors donss while awaiting the death OF MS
father.
urnnies which are being circulated concerning him.
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE PRESS.
II IS probably owing . the indignation over the
attack, upon Bismarck that the Government has L.
sued a warning that persons putting into circulation
In the home or foreign press b"sccss Sensational news
will be arrested ard not expelled. ~ heretofore hut
tried upon a charge of fraud This ordcr emanates
directly from General Won Caprivl While o'hihihS
the disu.c OF ne systcni ol o,a' M neecs'iiv Of
the Governments acting upon pubic ophi1n 'hIpu.a'
inspired articles. In both the home ana the io'csh
press
PROGRAMME FOR THE EMPTRoR's TOUR.
The programme for the Empcror's tour Is az follows
ON Monday hc goes 10 Bremen e. lav D frbneat"n
stone in memory Of his grandfather Thence he eoes
10 Brcncrliavcr. where he VIII cmha's on tuc.dayy y
to meet the squadron under Prince Henry Inc "' =,
Nltcnburg on woodcock shooting cAp,al,ion'
ON the 18th lie viii meet the Queen oi fhgiaha .,
Win the Grand Duke Of FAKE Wcimar lie rc'iifhs
hero Nav l. His meeting With the Queen VIII !" .
family affair. The Emperor VII not be accompanied
on his tour " any Of his Mini rtcrs
MIR. pnrI Ps's DINNER TO THE CHANCELLOR
ON Thu ,day Mr.. Phelps, the American Minister
gave a dinner 70 Chancellor Won 'aprivi The guests
! ,cludcd Minister Bcrlepsch aud his "l'c. sir
Edward Malei British Amba,sahor anu ns "io VIC;
/ IlOlentn1l.
nsroness Won Krccsebeck, and other members OF ''e
diplomatic circle.