New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
GERMANY AND EAST AFRICA.
DEBATING A BILL FOR SUBVENT1ON OF AN
AFRICAN STEAMSHIP LINE
pRoRAp1E PASSAGE OF THE MEASURE IN TIL

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Copyriob,, 1890, by ne Neic. York Associded Tren
Berlin Jan. 1s-Thcrc was great interest taken III
FRIDAYS debate on the subvcnton of an African
| ,oa,nebin limo DIR Bamberger, for the German
Liberals energctically opposed the BILL on the GROUND
that tho condition of Africa did not promise a iar
field for commercial enterprise; and he clted III support
| Of his views the poor results that had followed thc
establishment Of similar German communications "lUl
samoa and COrca. 80, -
Dr. Windthorst said he thought that the Dill was
bene undulv fastened that 1t should be suDnll'eu
| to the country and fnrthcr co'Siuci"'oi "a ~ "
left for the next ReclStag
prorcssor Virchow denied that 1t was possible 10
coIouze Africa with the men Of Europe, because OF
the deadly climate.
Dr Won stephan Minister Of Posts and Telegraphs,
argued in fayor of the BILL and said it was measure
toward angmcnting and completing the already sue
ccssful work of Major Wissmann. lie announced tht
limos of telegraph would be constructed in East
Africa. and declared that the Transvaal or South
African Rcpubllc was much Interested IN the
nroiects they had under consideration that 1t was
prepared to defray portion of the subventioh upon
condition that the steamers touched at port accessible
to them.
L, Minister Uobrecht practically insured the pas
SAGE of the bill by promising the support OF tho
national Liberals upon the second reading OF the BILL
which was fixed for Monday.
# is cxpectcd that the Rclchstag will be dissolved
at the end of next week
THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS NOT TO BE EXEMPT
In the Rcichsag the budget has passed the second
1, rhe propostion made on behalf Of the
Centre party by IIucne. to exempt from military
scrvicc all theological students, was rejected Oy III
Ia 50; but the propositions for mitigating inc Ur"l9
- s.-vicc of such students were accepted. subse-
acrtIv DR. windthor-t's proposition to repeal the law
ft--t giving authority to cxpcl from Germany any
riet ,cbor the state has dismissed from his holding
had its third reading
PRINCE BISMARCK DISoBEfING HIS DOOION
Dr. schwenningcr. Prince Bi-march's physician
coun.cs him 10 remain at Frcdnch,ruhc but 1t Is
asserted that the Prince insists upon going to Berlin
in the hope of forcing the passage OF the socialist
hin and . ing an inspiration ana war cry l'r ue
electoral conflict to the boNciHih'il p"Ibc9'
FRANCE And THE GERMAN LABOR TROUBLES.
The d. wcstphalan Gazette repeats the accusation
n, the hamburger orrc,pondcn,7 that the strikes
thr,urhout Germany are fomcnt"d by French agents.
and kept going by French money. II j. not unlikely
that tn, sort of INSPIRED ,u-Eesl"l' I aIu oIia,
Prime, bismarck himself VIII advance am argument
related 10 this idea IN favor OF the passage OF MS
socialist iin.
vIRCHow TO URGE GENERAL DISARMAMENT
Professor yirchox. in addressing his constituents.
declared that it his intention t" propose III 'he
next Kcchstar general international d7arhanem' en-
A, the true solution 0f the troubled condliol oI bu
roIc and the revolt 81 the Overwhelmed people
POETUGAI. ASKING GLRMANY TO MEDIATE
I'm all Official quarter, there is denial Of Fiearos
story that Portugal had appealed 10 bismarck against
rr-lrd's action A, A violation II the Treaty OF Berlin.
Il aupcai, that the only pos,ul, foundation there
could have been flr the F-aro-' story Wa mat lAe
N.rr., d. p,nafld. fhc Portu-ir-r NWla-- -aepr htd
Al Interview with Count Herbert Bismarck last week.
sd t.D. Interview however. the subject was not ii'
Treaty of Berlin. but iortumI- request uAt Prince
r.u.a~,s should mediate between England ana P"r'u
-aI Tie Marquis wae not successful The Govern
.f.F.rr "A q. b.. .tIf
nm, neutrality and u VIII depart hom this only IN
fI. urilclv contingency chat England ,hai also re
.,uo.t fic mediation ~ Germany. Nt1 t'titnl tir
Government d,.ir- D., - band in hand in colonial
affairs as Ear as possible.
DR. porLLINGER'S FATAL lMPRr pENCt
II is thought that Dr. Doclllnrcr fastened his death
by por.stine IN taking bis daily cold bath after he
was attacicd ly the Influenza
THE FORTUNE LEFT ny THE EMPRESS AU1VNIN
ON the day before Empress Augusta died. She
dictated seven letters and signed two Of them with
her own hand. one 81 these letters va, thr usual
,,,.ily prc to Queen Victoria She l"it 'noo"o
MARKS. divided hctvcc0 the Grand Duke "i Ihdcn, ana
Prince Henry of Prussia.
THE KAISER WRITING \ BOOK.
The Kaiser is supervising the preparation of an ac-
count of hl. travel. n VIII De edition Dc luxe,
and I'm Dee ,plclddly illustrated ly Or. Sahmdun.