The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-02
Germany and France Won't Re-
taliate on America.
FRENCH DUTIES HURT AUSTRIA.
Hsrr Bismarck About to Establish !
Great Beer Mandatory.
The Hx-Chanesllor Rsvilss His Enemiss-
His Qaarrsl with the Empsror-rhs
WORTHLESS English Aristocrats Don't
Want Another Term In Parlfamsnt.

BxRLrN, Nov. LII Associated Press.
copyrighted 1890 THE report Of the COM
mission on ihe tariff question has not been
published, but it is known to disfavor both
extensive revision Of Austro-G German Gus
toms matters and combined action in way
in rerrissl for the American and French
tariffs. The new French tariff is heavier
blow than the Mckinley law against the
export trade Of Austria, for while it does
net AFFECT German exports, the trade OF
Austria to France lis almost entirely
checked by the new tariff. Austrian news
papers are crying out against it Pro-
tests. chiefly from the agricultural inter-
ests, are pouring in to the chancellor
against any zotverein with Austria. and
notifications ct present are likely 70 be
very slight.
The government does not come near
Austria's wishes for joint reprisals for the
Mckinley bill, official German inquiry
having shown such action to be an impos-
sibility.
Emperor William has ordered the prose-
cution Of Herr Palzwaldt, editor Of the
Possddmey Zeitang. for publishing the re-
marks made by the emperor in proposing
toast to the Duke of Connaueht at .
dinner OF the Ziethen Hussars, Of which
the duke il honorary colonel The em-
peror called the duke an able German
officer, worthy to lead the hussars in the
presence of the enemy. The French
papers took this up. and asked If the future
commander-in-chief of the English army
ought to thus identify himself with the
German army. The French ambassador
to England Is reported to have conveyed
to Salisbury an intimation that the affair
was offensive to the French government.
Now the kaiser denies the accuracy of the
report OF his toast and prosecutes the
editor.
A communication In the Official press,
signed by the chief of the emperor's civil
cabinet, denying curtly that the kaiser took
any step whatever to induce Bismarck to
come to Won Moitke's fete, suggests no les
SEEMING Of the imperial animus. Bismarck
received an invitation from the oberhaus
TO attend as member OF that body. but
told his friends that while he would re-
spond to the invitation from the kaiser he
would not mingle with the imperial circle
unless he was made welcome An article
in the Hamburger NdchSjchten, clearly
from Bismarck, refers to the exultant
bowling Of his enemies, and declares that
the calumnies win b regarded with con
tempt By ~ right-feeling people
Austrian Official papers ignore the visit of
the Austrian empress to Roma She 10
mained tnere two days under the name of
Mrs. Norris, and had : long audience with
the pope. She spent the rest Of the ii me
sightseeing
Professor Leydcn, who u . confidant Of
DR.. Koch, consider the latter's discovery
OF consumption cure of the highest value
70 humanity. The Nation says it is
chemical substance which is injected into
the body. and even checks cases of ad-
vanced tuberculosis.
Bismarck has made arrangements 70
start . brewery at Friedrichsruhe. Several
Hamburg capitalists are interested. Fi-
nanclers will run it fifty years, paying rent
to Bismarck.