New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
.AHARD-WORKING EMPEROR.
INSISTING ON RIGID PERSONAL SCRUTINY
OF EVERY MINISTERIAL MEASURE
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS NOT IN SYMPATHY
WITH ufM-sAMoAN TREATY FORMALLY
RATIFIED A PARLIAMENT FOR
co,,r,obt, 1890 by the Ntic. Yorh Associaed Pre-"
RUSSIA NOT UNLIKELY.

co,y,fcbf. 1890: by ns Nec- York Anociaed Prsn.
Berlin. April 1o.-Immediatey upon his return
from Wic,badcn, Emperor William Will hold series
81 nrolonc conferences with tho heads of the various
departments-Chanccllor won Caprivii Baron Won
Dcrcpsch and Baron Won Bcbcrsein, successfully.
7. * reportod to be the determination OF the Emperor
to exercise a rigid personal scrutiny over every meas
~. Resides overlooking himself with work. he in
the meantime threatens to raralyze ministerial work
None Of tac bill, based the decisions OF the LABOR
Conference and prepared by Baron Won Bcrcpch h''
vet received the final imperial sanction. Inc aSS'"'
OF the Bundcsrah to the measures IS doubtful mo
Federal Governments do not share the Emperor
clgcrnc,s for reform. Beyond the pregnant iac'
that the Rclchsag will be asked to grant military
credit Of probably sOOOO0OO marks, nothing Is KNOWN
of the Governments programme
COMPOSITION or THE NEW REICHSTA''
The official record of the composition Of the Rcchs
tag after the second ballot follows Conservatives
70: Impcriali,ts 10: National Liberals AZ. Frclsln-
NICE e. Ccntpsts. 1O7 Socialists, 30; Nolhspartcl'
10 Poles 10; Guelphs, IL ReichlandcrS, ~ ANU
semilcs, , ; Dane, ; no party, l.
THE GERMAN ARMY TO BE sTRENGTHENEp'
The d" POST announces that the Military bill viii
provide IA large increase in the number OF troops
The announcement agrees with the opinion held III
official circles that the Emperor will abide by strong
foreign policy The chief subject Of the recent con
frrcnccs of the commanding generals, which we're
presided over by the Emperor. was the reorganization
Of the reserves and Iandwehr with view OF strength
ening them.
RUSSIA AND THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
The ~Pcsthcr Lloyd.H in an official communication
auding to the concentration Of 1oo.ooO RUSSIAN
troops on the Austrian frontier it rclocci in the
formal renewal of the Triple Alliance and warns
Russia that the allied Powers will not much longer
submit to continued provocatlon. According to tho
same paper, Chancellor Won Caprivl's notc
to Prime Minister kalnohy, rcalhrmns me
alliance. did not admit an m ',,i Navs Oh u
free hand in the Balkans and will act on her own
responsibility. The accord with Italy Is equally pr,
feet although the alliance has been weakened through
the uncertain attitude OF Slsnof CFl'pl
ROYAL CONFERENCES PLANNED.
Arrangements have been made for a meeting be
tween Emperor william and Emperor Francis Joseph
,,r,,r tho military nanoeuvr., In Silcsa. King
llumheri and Emperor william will meet at Berlin IN
the autumn.
THE SAMOAN TREATY FORMALLY RATIFIED.
At 2 O'Clock this afternoon Mr.. Phelps, the United
states Minister: Sir r. b. Malet the British Amhassa
.or. and Marshal Won Bebcr> tcin. German Imperial
Foreign secretary at tho Foreign Office. and
each deposited a formal ratification OF the samoan
treaty and signed the final protocol.
URGING TIL. GAR TO CREATE PARLIAMENT.
Court advice, from st. Petersburg are that the
movement In favor Of a con Tuition finds adhcrcnts
in the Car circle. The Grand Duke Vladimir. the
Czar's brother. induced les by Liberalism than by
f.nr- II revolution. head, Ministerial 90 ton tiAt
/. urrInc the car {, create Parliament. consisting
Ieuf..5- Win a limited number II d' .crtt, elected
lbs towns The car, pl-'auce 70 a i",N,incht -
establishment of Parliament would put an end t. at
tcuIts Oh As Ike.