New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
STOPPED BY LORD SALISBURY.
A HITCH IN THE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN
ENGLAND AND GERMANY ABOUT AFRICA.
ENERGETIC PROTESTS FROM CHANCELLOR Won
CAPRIvI-THE EMPERoR's FRIENDLY
DEMONSTRATIONS TOWARD ENG
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Berlin, MAY A.-The negotiations with England
concerning territory in Africa had almost reached the
point Of an exchange Of protocol concedng TO
Germany sphere Of influence extending from the East
Coast to the Congo Free state when Lord salisbury,
the British Prime Minister sent his envoy Sir Percy
Anderson emphatic orders to suspend communications
and await instructions Since then sir Edward Maet,
the British Ambassador at Berlin, has minated that
the negotiations Will be resumed only on tho basis Of
a recognition by Germany Of English rights on the
west coast Of Lake Tanganyka and the territories north
Of TaGeanyika including Uganda.
The Foreign ONCE here interprets the changed
attitude Of Lord Salisbury to the public clamor in
ENGLAND the threatened dspossesson OF the Eng
iSh from tho territories connecting the British Empire
In south Africa with the sources Of the Nile. What
ever IS Lord Sa!isbury's motive. has evoked an
energetic protest from Chancellor Capriv which tho
Emperor either inspired Endorsed. Only strong state
reasons. combined with family reasons determine the
Emperor 10 persist in his cordial relations with tho
English Government.
THE EMPEROR TOAsTING QUEEN VICTORIA.
Tho Emperor. If desiring 10 mark the strength
Of The entente with England. is celebrating the Queens
birthday with unusual ceremony. Sir Edward
Mact and the whole British Embassy
were entertained AT dinner tonight at the royal
castle. The Emperor toasted the Queen as the
head ~ great family. the ruler 81 a friendly ma
ton. and commander Il the LIST German Dragons.
In conclusion he said May God preserve and pro.
tcct and bless her Tor many years TO come" The
British Ambassador responded, and offered a toast in
honor Of The Emperor who af,erward proposed tho
health Of Chancellor Won Caprlv calling him his
trusted minister and valuable servant ~ the country
The English Nag i displayed on every Government
building II Is improbable that This ELUSIVE display
Il a desire to cultivate tho friendship Of England
viii induc, Lord salisbury n conccdc the demands
Of Germany. even Egypt should be thrown into
the balance.
THE ARMY AID LABOR BILLS.
The Rechstag Committee on the Army and Labor
Protection bills will rcas cmblc week before tn,
plcuar sitting Of the H0l,c The progress Of tho
Army bill ustncs the prediction that IL will bc passed
hy vote Of 20 TO l52. despite tho Governments
admission that TIE present demand /, nero install
mcnt Herr Richter. IN article in the "Fcisin-
nl-c.' commenting on tho disclosures made 10 tho
The German peace effective Will be- 6li0Oo men,
Instead 81 Az 900.
Tho socialist. have three members. Herrcn Rebel.
Dc'x ard Grilicnhcrrcr. on the Labor COMMITTEES.
tnccd In The Labor I'm constituting workmcn's syndi-
ca'o- and Labor Bureaus, under special Minister OF
Labor.
PRINCE BisMNBcK AND THE EMPEROR
The Hamburg Correspondent" saws that Prince
and Princess Bismarck Will visit tho Marquis Of
Londonderry ,.d the Earl - Eo~cbcry IN England at
the end 81 juno, remaining -X weeks. The socialist
and TIrisiungr papers teen with .tor1c, about the
Emperor and the cA Chancellor. n is asserted that
the Emperor is highly ncrn'cd becauae NJ the Princes
statements 20 tho CORES pordcnfs of foreign papers
MA, he .u,tl,s 81 the ~ Chancellor as IN for only
,''"l ~ ~ $780,. a. ,,.n+. -, ~ 70, ,,.,-,,,
a rull warning before dealing with him cUcmy
~ me state. Whatever may b" The Emepr"r'7 .rrita-
ton. IL has not caused ruHurc with Prince Bis
marck
\ PRINCE DECLARED BANKRUPT