New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.
EMPEROR WILLIAM SEEKING TO SOOTHB
HAPSBURG JEALOUSrES.
THE NAVAL MANoEUvRES-PLANs TO REMOVE
LEGISLATIVE OBSTACLES TO SOCIAL Re-
FoRMs-ErFoRrs TO DRING THE
EMPEROR AND BISMARCK
TOGETHER.

CspurfoAt; 1890: BY tie NSr. York Atoetdfsd PT"a
Berlin, Sept 6-Emperor william, General Won
Moltke. General Won Gox. Count von Wsldersee Arch
duke stephan and Admiral Stcrneck, OF the Austrian
Navy, to-day watched, on board the flagship Eaden'
tho manoeuvres OF the feet In the Flensburger Fiord
Tho Austrian heet witnessed the mano-uvres. Inc
opinions Of experts both British and Austrian. concur
as to the admirable condition Of the German fleet and
the wonderful development OF the which, althonah
tho creation Of recent period, is as perfectly organ
lied as any in the world. Public interest In the
manoeuvres Is slight, but the Emperor has kept az
tcntion centred upon his movements BY suggestive
utterances at Official banQuetS He sei,ed the occasion
Of a dinner given at Gravenston yesterday To the
schleswig authorities to refer to the presence OF tho
Austrian feet as proof Of the intimate friendship and
tho brotherhood existing between the OF Germany
and Austria. At the Flensburg dinner his words were
We stand here upon historic eO. whcrcon our arms,
united with Austria, have glorlOusy gained blood
stained laures.'
The "RclchsanzeiCer" tonight publishes an Official
version OF speeches which Is calculated to soothc
tho Austrian jealousies arising over the Peterhof
interviews and to prepare tho way for conferences
with Emperor Francis Joseph during tho manoeuvrcs
In Slcsla.
WILLIAM AND FRANCIS JOSEPH TO MEET.
Emperor William Will leave Kicl Wednesday. lie
will sleep the train which is timed to arrive at
Potsdam at 6 o'clock in the morning. lie will remain
only two h0irS Win MS 1aHliy anu VIII
Drcslau to attend the manOcuvres at that place lie
will meet Emperor Francis Joseph on Sunday. The
Interview between Chancellor Won Caprivi and Count
Kanoky has been fixed for September ID
TO REFORM THE HERRDNHArs.
Government circles agitacd over tho new project
for the reform Of the IIcrrcnhans initiated By the
Emperor under tho instigatiOn OF Herr Miguel.
definite outline OF the scheme has not yet been re
vcacd but is known that 1t is the intention OF the
Government to reOrganize the Iierrenhaus as TO
destroy tho Conservative majority In that House hostile
to the social reforms proposed by the Emperor.
In connection with TIL, reform Ierren Miguel and
lIcrrfirth have prepared for presentation in tho
Landtag a bill which proposes the abolition OF the seig-
mor PRIVILEGES s sed Wcs Sy p the
burg. Pomcrana, Po'cn silc>a and Pru.sian saxony,
by which local elections are controlled and the
local government held In the grip OF theso Ieudai
superiOrS.
THE EXCHANCELLOR'S STAY AT HoMBrRG.
Prince Bismarck and the Princess left lIomburs to-
night on their way to pay o visit to Frau
von Arniin. the ex-Chanccors sister, at kroch-
lcndorN. The Princes stay at lfomburg has been a
prolonged triumph for him. crowd gathered at tho
station witness the departure and adc him hearty
farewell. Last evening local societies held torch.
light procession IN Prince Smarrks honor. ana the
Prince aftcrwar attended festival at the Rirsaten
and mixed freely with the visitors During the even:
Ing he made brief speech ending nv proposing cncers
Tor the Emperor At the close VI his visit TO his sister
the cx Chanccllor will proceed to Narzin.
THE EMPEROR AND COUNT BISMARCK CONFER
t%nnt Herbert Bismarck had a secret meeting with
Emperor William at Posdam Just before the Emperor
started for Kcl Count Herbert promised to use hi,
influence with his father To induce him to cease
his revelations and to return Ia friendly relations
with the Emperor who declared his readiness
to resume friendly relations with the en-
Chancellor: but meeting between the two WAS
unsponri until the Empcror's return from Sil'>l;i
rhc Prince during his STAY al K>SinCrn often a>>oci-
,tcd with the Duke Of Edinburgh, whose admiration
w II 10 the length Of begging AS present the Pipe
which bismarck was accustomed TO smoke.
ADVISING; A CLOSE WATCH CN SOCIALISTS.
Herr IIcrrfnrth Minister Of the Interior. has issued
circular advising the local authorities 20 increase the
,,,c watch upon the socialists after the expiration
J., tho anti socialist law. This has produced the i'm
nrcsSion that tho Government looks for an outbreak
Ot disorders.
SOCIALISM AND THFOLGGlCAL IDEAS
Tho extremists among the Socialists have gained
an accession Of strength through the partial adhesion
81 Herr volnar. At their meetings in Berlin they
eagerly discuss his proposal that the coming congress
declare that theological ideas have no place IN social
i'm The modtratrs, the other hand. conscious
thai formal DERIVATION against religion VIII aenato
the popular sympatir> persist IN excluding the Qcs
ton Of religion from the programme Of the congress