New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
THE ROHNSTOCK CONFERENCE.
CHANCELLORS DISCUSS THE NEW AMERI
CAN TARIFF.
PARTING OF THE EMPERoRs-pRIN BrsMARCK
IzING BALTIC PROVINCES - MAUso.
LEuM or EMPEROR FREDERICK.

IZING BALTIC PROVINCES - MACSO.
LEUM or EMPEROR FREDERICK.
cv,vrfoht; 1890 ~ tho Ntir. York Annotated Prem
Berlin. sept. oO-.\ grand parade Of the troops
engaged In the army manoeuvreS was held this morn
Ing near Eichholz. in the presence Of Empelors Will
lam and Francis Joseph the King Of SaXony. Chan
ceor Won Caprlvi. and Count Kalnoky. At the
conclusion Of the parade. Emperor William gathered
the officers I'm group and addressed them. commend
ing their efforts i'll the field. His Majesty thanked
Emperor Francis Joseph and the King Of Saxony for
attending the manocuvrc~ and said no hoped what
they had seen had convinced them that the army
remained as efficient under his leadership as II was
under that Of Emperor William I, thus furnishing
guarantee of the continued soidty and strength Of the
brotherhood of arms lie then called for cheers for the
Austrian Emperor. which were esthusa >tcay given
by the officers.
Emperor Francis Joseph. in his response En-
peior william, speech. said he proud Of having
on ally in command of such troopS The whole opera
tons had given him special qualification.
ON leaving the field the royal party drove to Log
ntz The route lined with local associations
and the popuace was in fcstal dress. After taking
luncheon AT the castle. the party proceeded 10 the
railway stat.1. where Emperor William babe hi
guests farewell There was much embracing and
his sing Emperor Francis Joseph being especially
elusive toward ChanAl!or Caprlvi Shaking
hands with him repeatedly, and waving good 10y.
AS the Train departed, Emperor NlIllain f'l Inc
cheering for Emperor Francis Joseph. General
Caprivi on his bay back the castle received
popular ovation. Emperor William accompanied by
Count Won WadCr>ee. went by train to Krci-au TO
visit Count Con Moltkc. with whom they dincd
CONFERRING OVER DIE MKINT.I.Y BILL
The prolonged conferences between General Won
Caprivi and Count kalnoky, which have been held
daily have been largely devoted to the discussion OF
the project of the Austrian Premier for closer com
mcrcial relations between Germany and Austria zen.
eral Won Caprvi has been in constant communications
with Herr Miguel. the Pi1is~ian Minister Of Finance
semi official information has been obtained to the If
feet that has taken the initiative In proposing
concerted European action against III" Mckinley Tariff
bill. The reports the Paris papers that France
had been invited To- join the prc!bund do mean tho
political league but league whose object II Will h.
10 take common commercial rcpri>als against Amer
ca The reports. however. were entirely premature
Chancellor Won Caprvl. evidently feeling himself III
capable Of deciding the complicated questions Involved
in tariff war, declined 10 commit Germany 10 any
action before consulting his colca II Is probable
thaS Count kauok! aud ". Ribot. the French Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs exchanged views the matter
The officials Of the For i'm Office here DENY that there
have been Any communications with the French Gov
eminent on the subject The oveitnrcs # ".
Ebo thcrcupon allowed "a drop. Herr Miguel
opposed any tending TO increase the cost
Of necessary articles Of food.
The taxation reforms which he Is preparing draw
upon the resources of the norcy-d cla>Scs and do not
touch the food OF thc pc"pc The spirit Of his policy
Is In the direction % recpro"!,y. h't ~ rcraa'ioA
Chancellor Caprvi Is guided nv hi, colleagues. Ger
many's TO JON France. Austria and Italy IN
zoll, erc:n against America will never Il" gwen.
The Vienna press. which is mo!c cArrri>cl over IN"
tarin than the German paper. discusses
the advisah:y Of r'taiating bv pacing general FAY"
pran ban upon American products. h. refusing 70 pr"
,h.~ hds
possible for countries having important commercial
relations With the | nIt.d -tatc>.
TIE KAl>ER'S VEST TO VIENNA.
Emperor Williams visit 10 Vienna f. how fixed for
October l. when the conferences between IA" two mon
archs Will be resumed. The interviews a. Eohn''"fK
have not resulted In arrangement for the m'~nh?
between the Austrian Emperor and al" Cfar.
which was projected hy Emperor william
The diplomatic advantage meantime" appears {" de
pend upon Austria, obtaining assurance of German
support IN the balkans.
FRINGE BISMARCK AGGRESSIVE.
Prince Bismarck. thr,u.A the Nachit'ht" a.
,achS the Government FOR II, d"paf'nr" from his p'i
irv. Tie cN-Chanc 'l!Or nr,lnihns that II VIII ="
grirvou, fault II Errlu .ta''iaft mahc, Au-''ia'N
Eastern trouble with Russia H"rnany'> own
,dylccs from Cope harcn. referring {" the early
meeting OF the three Enp"r"">. hi,rr"di'"d hc;r
The latest t. Petersburg. d.pohr, stat" thai III" Chai
VIII not Wit Denmark until til" end Of October
TIE NONor Nrcmya- -ai> e. daV tiat 40 N-nH "a
IN. Dolin~.Wk interview viii divert th Et-' IAN '"v
eri!rciu from The path which II hi' t"pia>'N P''
sued for three years.
GERMANS IN THE BALTIC PROVING -,
Tie ticrnl,n- who were driven +" u" h"hi' prov
nccs bv Russia have formed a c"nniltt"" I" pra'H
proiag anda against The KI- inihI'e q" IL" pc" ''''
The police authorities ~ II. Petersburg ha'" ar" va
t,- attention Of the Berlin police 10 thu r"'It NC:
ard have asked that II b" ~Ipp9",s'd on IN 81 ."
that IL IS COMPOSED OF I"NOlII'dI,tN. IIr aHH"'I
st pcrIi;l however have ln''i {" M if'' !I'iI
nr,rr OF conspiracy against H." Guar STALL have been
furnished
ONLY ~ OI-r GfNfEtT
Prince Bismarck upon being asked whether Il" Wa
.unc Ia s>,lonrn at Nice the coming airi"r. sad h"
rould like f. 60 l,ut that a'd growing di'i
,,,,;e. fnrl ID IT, Though only an old genera "n
he retired it," aid Ia" Prince. Il hop" II peru
,neaccs the country III" khs"r Will r'incInbcr me
Rrori.,T, Of SOCIALISTS INFUSED.
The Socialists hcG p"rni',i"n I" IL" III" Err!il'
Town Hall 10 celebrate" th" return 'tob"r ~ '"
cxurIIcd member, party. but the rcIucst wa
refu I'D by tn. Municipal Council
EMPEROR FRI DFRiTK'- MtrN0LttM
The mali-o!cuin in the Fr"drn'hirchr At Pot 'dam
for the bm,y Of Emperor Frc'.ric Ia, been "our ted
and the grand CEREMONY % dcdca"n AID The transfer
of the coffin co:t,!ning the Emperor, body will tall"
place october II.