Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
OUR BERLIN BUDGET.
A PROSPECTIVE EUROPEAN TARIFF
UNION AGAINST M'KINLEYlSM.
sharp Retaliation Hintod At--Ueetings oil
the Empcrors-The Ever-Recurring
Eastern Observation-Disclosures.


Eastern Oucstion-Bl Bismarck.
copyright, 1890 BY the New York Aseociassds
Press.l
BERLIN. PRUSSIA, September 20. grand
parade Of the troops engaged in the army
man1uyres was held this morning near
Eichhog in the presence of the Emperors
William and Francis Joseph, the King Oh
Saxony, Chancellor Won Caprivi, ana
Count Kalnoky. At the conclusion OF the
parade the Emperor William gathered MS
officers In group and addressed them,
commencing their efforts in the field. lie
thanked tho Emperor Francis Joseph ana
the King of Saxony for attending tne
manGuvres and said he hoped what they
had seen had convinced them that the
army remained as efficient UNDER ms
leadership as it was under that OF Emperor
William l.. this furnishing q guarantee OF
the continued solidity and strength Oh
the brotherhood OF arms.
CHEERS FOR AUsTErA's EMPEROR.
He then called for cheers for the Austrian
Emperor which were enthusiastically gwen
by the officers.
The Emperor Francis Joseph in his re-
spouse said he was proud of having an ally
in command OF such troops. The ope-
ratlons had given him special gratitlcation.
On leaving the field the royal party drove
10 Leintenz. The route was lined with
local Associations and the populace IN
festal dress. After taking luncheon az the
castle the party proceeded 20 the railway
station, where Emperar William babe his
guests farewell.
DIPLOMATIC HUoGISG AND KISSING.
There was much embracing and kissing,
Emperor Francis Joseph being especially
ELUSIVE toward Chancellor Won Caprlvl:
shaking hands with him repeatedly and
waving gOod-by as the train departed.
Emperor William led the cheering for En-
peror Francis Joseph. Won Caprlvi on his
way back to the castle received popular
ovation. Emperor William, accompanied
by Count Won Waldersee, went by train TO
Kreisau TO visit Count Won Moltke, with
whom they dined.
CLOSER COMMERCIAL RELATIONS.
The prolonged conferences between Won
Caprivi and kalnoky which have been
held daily have been largely devoted to
discussions of project of the Austrian
! Premier for closer commercial relations
between Germany and Austria. Won "a
priv has been in constant communication
with Miguel. Prusslan Minister of Finance.
EUROPE AGAINST M'KISLEYIsM.
Semi-oficial information has been OBJ
| tanned TO the effect that Austria has taken
| the initiative in proposing concerted tu-
ropean action against the Mckinley bill.
| The reports in Paris newspapers that
| France had been invited to JOIN the Drel-
biund do not mean political league but a
| league whose object Will be to take COM
| mercial repTlsals against America. The re-
| ports, however, were entirely premature.
/ Ill ,rrt1apA1v fault " -
! himself incapable OF deciding the cOmpll-
Gated questions involved III tariff war,
declined TO commit Germany to any action
before consulting his colleagues. 1t Is
probable that kalnoky and Rlbot. the
! French Minister of Foreign Affairs, ex-
/ changed views on the matter. The OIL
cials Of the Foreign Office deny that there
had been any communications with the
! French Government on the subject since
the overtures of VI. Rbot thereon were
! allowed 70 drop. Herr Miguel Is opposed
to any measure tending 10 increase the
cost of the necessary articles for food.
GERMANY RATHER FOR RECIPROCITY.
The taxation reforms which he Is pre-
pairing draw upon the resources OF the
| moneyed class and do not touch the Hood OF
the people. The spirit OF his policy Is IN
the direction Of reciprocity. not of retail
alton. Ii Chancellor Won Caprivi IS guided
| by his colleagues. Germany s assent 20 JOIN
| France, Austria. and Italy IN Iollyerein
against America will never be gwen.
AUSTRIA FOR RETALIATION.
The Vienna press, which Is more exer-
| cised over the tariff question than are the
| German papers. discuss the advlsablllty OF
retaliating by placing a general European
ban upon American products by refusing
to protect American patents and by various
other methods impossible for countries
| having important commercial relations
with the United States.
YOUNG VILLAINS VISIT TO VIENNA.
Fmperor Williams visit to YIennais now
fixed for October lst, when the conference:
between the two monarchs Will DO re-
sumed. The interviews az Rohnstocf
have not resulted III an arrangement iol
the meeting between the Austrian En-
peror and the Gar whlcn was prOlecte,
bv Emperor William. Diplomatic adj
VANTAGE. mean time, appears to depend on
Austria's obtaining the assurance OF Ger
man support in the Balkans.
BISMARCK ATTACKS THE CONTINENT.
Prince Bismarck. through the Adchr1ch
Zen. attacks the Government for It's de
porture from his policy. The exclaimed
Tor maintains that it will be a grleyou'
fault If Berlin statecraft makes Austrla'
eastern trouble with Russia Germany
own.
The adyices from Copenhagen referring
70 an early meeting of the three Emperor'
are discredited here. The last ST. Peters
burg dispatches state that the Gar WI!
not visit Denmark until the end of DC
tober. The NorOe Vdrenlyd says to-day
that the result OF the Rhonstock interview
will divert the Russian Government ron
the path which 1t has steadfastly pursued
for three years.
AGAINST BUssIiNIZING THE BALTIC Pro
yIHCEs.
The Germans who were driven 10 thu
Baltic provinces by Russia have formed
a committee to organize propaganda
against the Outstanding OF the provinces
The police authorities of st. Petersbur!
have directed the attention of the Berlin
police 10 this committee and have asked
that it be suppressed on the ground tina
| il is composed OF revolutiOnlst5. M
authorities at Berlin, however, have de
clined TO interfere until proof OF con
spracy against the Gar shall have beei
furnished.
NOTES.
Prince Bismarck, upon being aske'
whether he was going To. solourn az NC
the coming winter said be would ike u
I
difficulties forbid 1t. Though | am only
an old General on the retired list, y said th'
Prince, Il hope if peril menaces the coun
try that the Kaiser will remember me-"
heSocialists asked permission TO use TN
Berlin Town Hall to celebrate the return OF
October LIST Of the expelled members o
their party, but the request was refused b.
the municipal Council.
The mausoleum in the Friedenskirchea
Potsdam for the remains OF Empero
. Frederick has been completed, and TN
transfer OF the coffin containing the I'm
peror's remains will take place Octobe
18th.
DISHES HARMONY,
The North German Gdzette abiding to tn
anti-German tone of the English press IL
regard to the slaye-trade IN east Africa
says that Germany strongly desires bar
monv with England, but friendship implie
mutual appreciation, equal justice, and re
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