New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
SIGNOR CRISPI'S SPEECH.
1T EVOKES NO ENTHUSIASM EXCEPT IN
AUSTRIA.
EUROPEAN NATIONS STIRRED Up OVER THE
NEW AMERICAN TARIFF-SILLY TALK OF
REPRIsALs-RUssIAN CORN AND
CATTLE-AFRICAN QUESTIONS

REPRISALS-RUSS1AN CORN AND
CATTLE-AFRICAN QUESTIONS.
Corpyfoht; 1890: BY Ms Ttu. York AAoeiafed PrsA
Berlin. Oct. 1.-THE speech Of Sgnor Crispi the
Italian Primo Minister, Florence, is an indirect ad-
mission OF the Figaro interview which rrltated Austria
BY showing too much anxiety for financial reasons to
conciliate France. King IIumbcrt IS said to have
conveyed hint to the Prime Minister that he had gone
little too far in this direction. Hence his Florence
speech was aimed especially to concliate Austria and
assure her that 1t to tay's interest to remain In
The triple alliance. signOr Crispi's remarks have
evoked less enthusiasm here than In Vienna. because
those In political life confident that whatever hints
In That direction Signor CriSpi may make for nlpo
matte reasons he Is likely to seek an alliance
with France. Ills rank opportunsm. leading to the
belief that he wOuld not hesitate TO abandon any
alliance or embrace any line Of policy profitable 10
Italy, does not ,prc confidence in the financial world
This feeling was reflected BY the decline the l'ourSe
OIL receipt Of the speech
The tone Of the Russian press shows that the sperch
will assist the impeachment with France. THO
"Vovoc Nrrmya' says 1t makes it incumbent upon
France TO come to definite understanding with
Russia. in order to ncuraze the danger OF possible
aggression on the part Of the allied Powers.
IN A FI.rTTEE OVER THE NEW TARIFF.
As result Of the new United states TarIn
Law manufacturers Of clothing holding back their
stocis A large number Of operatives Will BE- dis
charged from The woollcn goods factories in the rrirn-
berg district In >r>ia. and the wcavcr- al Nowawes,
near Pot sdam. are e\p"'inR lockout tn" pr com
mcnts the tariff continue. ard the question Of
EUROPEAN tar.n campaign against America. or Ger
man Austrian customs union. j. sill eagerly as
cus-ad The r7i,nor that the Government had opened
negotiations with Austria caused a r"mmo,ion among
the manufacturers In Austria and a=ricul'uri>S IN
Iunga,y hut -lnrr Austria, rejection Of B.smar'k''
off? ~ n modified tariff treaty in 10. both na'lo
have adopted u s'roic pr,t"ciir" policy. =" many
Interest. arc engaged ON both -Id"- that sober
minded man believes that such project can te realized
AZ the present time.
Tho North German Gahc'"'S' warning "ea'ns'
chcrshnr such an Illusion tho Subject l. hnt to-
we'll Justified The German exports To Austria amount
10 $50 600 600 forms Of which i0o.oo""" HORNS +
In textile fabrics, Tho Austrian exports Ia Germany
amount 10 AOO.OOO.Ouo f"iir- aud consist mainly I"
products and Agricultural produce" AIV ih'Na"
In the latter wunld ruin German agriculture. Will" ~
iucr ,s" IN Tie former would mp"rll III" hirhiv pr"
icc',d industries ~ Au-trla ANY 'hingr VII b" ia leo
uith dcli.h, hv Hungary hut VIII be- siubl,prnlv ~
listed Ly tho Erch,rath AID the farming Interest
Tho Eclch.tag ,,d ih" German ''"vernrncnt ar" not
lh"lv To- risk entire lps> 90 the Am"ri' An marker on
tho strength III" ripr"rity claus" hy c"op-f'tior
. with tu,tria who Ius.~ practically nothing
IN. Vienna Chamber 81 Trade aud t"mm"rr" la
or"n'd All 'Guir' ~" ~" mother OF pearl tr" ,n,
',lr"rs IN whirh illine I" "ig,i" I" Nn'frh h
lack tn" necessary capital t" in-nr" their "'n''s>'o' u
TIE hlt'sl >iL'">
Rr@~I, WANTS T" SELL HER toHN AND CATTLE
Russian acrcunrisis AZ" toun'inc upon eNp'''"'
European rcpri,al, fp- tho n"w farH 70 md larG"
"p.uirc ~ European markets. for th"lr corn arc
cattle. Numerous d"puta''I' lav" asked ~" ''' 10Y
ih- iu".r:,'l.n - Eu-,lrn am" AID r"h M"H"',r
,,5 60 ne e>pn~,.,; fl~ railway, h,,r l~cn "i,I't
=, ia ",p.fi> t' r'u''i'i "a tm'r s' rate