New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
A VICTORY FOR VON CAPRIVI.
iHE ARMY BILLS MAJORITY INTHE REICHS-
TAG.
The CELLAR OF GATsCHINA.

THE CELLAR OF GATSCHINA.
Ospnrighf; 1890 By the Ner. FORK A"oeiatsd rre'a
Berlin, June es.-The Reichstag passed the Army
bill 10 It's third reading without amendment The
minority consisted OF the freisinnge socialist and
volks psxties ard eighteen members Of the Centre
party. OF the Centralst members who voted against
the bn sixteen were from Bavaria and Two from
Baden. They refused TO follow Dr. Wndthorst in
accepting Chancellor Caprvi's assurance that ex-
tensive leaves Of would be granted after two
years service. and that annual budgets would be
presented which would enable the Rechstag to con
troll the hxatOn Of the peace effective. The Chan-
eellors concessions practically amount to little, but
they sufDced to give the bulk OF the Centre party
al excuse for voting for the BILL
TO OPPOSE FRENCH INTERFERENCE
str Edward Malet, the British Ambassador, had an
important conference with Chancellor Won Caprivi
yesterday on the subject Of the opposition OF the
French Government 10 the Fast African agreement.
The note Of NJ. Rbot. the French Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, protesting against the establishment Oi a
protectorate over Zanzibar affects the German claims
- the nttoraI within the sultanate. aud also the
proposed acquisition Of Malta. The conference re
suited in an agreement 10 take simultaneous aouoh
I'm opposing the right Of France 10 Interfere Inc
English Government has prepared reply to NJ hlpo'
10 the effect that II the sultan accepts the protection
OF England or any other Power, the treaty Oh lew
gives France no right to object. and further. thau
the AngloGerman arrangement does not attack u'e
independence Of the sultan, protection not lhV"'ihs
subjection. nj.
The English note will be presented to NJ R'bot
early next week, and will be supported Dv uip'
matte intimation of Germany's concurrence.
THE ANGuoGERMAN AGREEMENT.
The "ReichsaILegerr to day NndicateS the NhSo-
German agreement made In the lhtcicsVS y. '.o
German East Africa Company. The Coionlai 9o'ieN
oppostion, which is based upon the ldea 'ha' "oi
man con meloial c. panson has been sacnhced' is
t.o sisfe
of neclectng the interests of the company the "oN-
srnment, after the transfer OF the coast hho WIN
Malta will assist the company TO cOlohHe' anu '"C
Germans who are trying to develop ""uc anu
srricnltnre on the coast will find ample support o
the Government The Article is ObN ously response
IN remarks made by Prince bismarck to dcpH'duoh
that waited upon him recently. England, he Sdlu'
would crush the German trade In East AFRICA i"o
English might at the outset of TIC protec'"rd'c "o'
with compinsance the Hamburg merchants VINO nave
,cttled IN ZANZIBAR. hut they would soon coh''c l"
oust them. go .
paron Wissmann since his last interviews Win tle
rmperor and Chancellor Won Caprivi has modified his
a,slike 10 the cession OF Zanzibar to the English Al
General Caprivis ministerial dinner he 'au 'neo
we're good harbors on the mainland from wh'h reauN
access could be had to the Interior and he was d.
sured OF immense development of German ti'e ouI
,de of the sphere Of English competition ne ucr
mans he declared, need not be l.aIou. oi loIr'Sm
traders. a. there was ample room for eVerADouh u
Africa baron Wissmann viii not return 10 Zanzibar
In viii he attached H. the Colonial Department mere
rxTrxp N; THE TIME or THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE
The renewal of the dreibund until ,95 has been the
,ubiect of negotiations between >ignor CHspi the
Italian Premier and Count kalnoky, the Austo- |
HIM ngarian Prime Minister. The new treaty, thoush
unsigned, l. effectively assured
RUSSIAN DEMAND on THE PORTE
The Porte has sent private special ENJOYS 10 BET
lin Vienna and London. on mission relating 10 uo
demands for bulgarian independence when are con
current with Russias nsstcnce upon the immediate |
pavmcnt Of 3OOOO, 900 francs war indemnify Inc |
poucy OF NJ stambuof. the Bulgarian Prime MIN
ister is obscure. lie appears to be awaiting ue ue-
veIopments Of the coming imperial interview Irlnce
Ferdinand arrived at Vienna yesteTdaH ne cSvr n1
nne except his brother. Prince PmUp ni toOnlt'
lie went 10 Munich TO-DAY. after consuulS wen
nese doctors His friends lay mat vi" uo
.ors advised him 10 take "A PROLONGED rNt. /
sssa Is reported TO be Pispafhs ras,y D va S sepdine
The Black sea feet into Turkish waters
EMPEROR WILLIAM At FREDtN>BoR"'
Emperor William arrived at El,morc this afternoon |
He was met at the landing by King Christian crown
Prince Frederick and other Danish royalties ana civil
and military authorities and received cordial gIcct
ing at the hands of the local dgntares. Inc roy Al
Marty proceeded by train to FredensbOIg. Whcfr |
sanoue was given al the castle The KING. t"a-tlhB
hs ruest drank 10 the welfare Of the Imperial house
The royal band played Hell Dir i'm slescskIanl.
In reply 10 King Christians toast. Emperor NllHam
aid 1t Is with real pleasure that greet again |
vour Malestles MAY GOd protect the King and |
Queen for many years.
A BARREL r DYNAMITE IN THE PALACE CELLAR
The chief of the Cars private police has been dis
missed for failing detect a recent Nihilst plot. \
barrel half full Of dynamite found in the wine |
cellar of the Gatschina Palace but no clcw as 10
how II came there has been discovered