New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
MINISTER PHELPS HOPEFUL.
PUBLIC OPINION IN GERMANY FASTENING THE
REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS AGAINST
AMERICAN SWINE.

Berlin. Sept 3-Mr. Phelps. the United statcs Min
iser. in all interview today regarding Senator Ed
muds's Meat Inspection bill, said Public opinion
| In Germany is doing the work for rapidly as
we Could expect. Different German interests are
b0mbarding Chancellor Won Caprvi hotly that we
can afford to wait little before throwing cur great
she'll We might turn this civil war into a foreign
war to our own nndoing ie-many Is a good country
to but bad to threaten Minister Sargent
discovered our latest news is the startling appear
which the municipal authorities Of lcrin have just
addressed to the Chancellor. The figures are really
startling. From APRIL 1880. to April. $500. the CIV
| Of Berlin made gain In population OF GO'OOo Ac-
coring 10 the normal rate Of consumption. this In
in population should an increase Of 10000
head in the importation Of swine. Int instead OF that
the imports have decreased bv 2jOOO-a loss TO the
Icrlin consumption OF $1,000 year. Matters have
not improved since. for between April and Aug''St
II there received in Ecrin only 2Oo.s4s hca1
Of ~wnc. AGAINST 22-7S2 during the similar rcro1
List year. In view Of these facts. II Is no wonder
that Berlin Is rt'vc. The Chancellor has Withdrawn
the cdict extending Austrian pigs and now only
Russia and america suffer from this unjust cSrl' ton.
expect that the prohibition against Russian swine
will soon he removed and then our turn VIII como.
| In the meantime am not bit diScouN2ed
Count HERRERT BISMARCH'S VISIT To PARIS.
| Paris. sept. 3.-Count Herbert bismarck i "x-
prctcd to arrive In this city II is reported that
i' visit is made Cor the pnrpoS" Of making inGni1"'
to whc:1"r Primo" Eisnarrk could solomrnu a. foT
a while at Nicc witHnnt fear Of hO>i" demonstrations
being made against him.
That beautiful French city Of Nice. rear TO villa
ranca is the great gathering plcc Of mnnarch' ana
statesmen Of Europe and other countries Of the world
Tic ErIrcror of Russia g,s> thc, nearly every year
The Emperor 81 Brazil lived In Me" villa >"ni"
time ago The King of Wurcmberg j.. ~ we'll aS mo
Prince of Wales. Il frequent visitor to that par" an
t. nrhnrin. resort, Of the cnchanine sho~' of tha
MrditcTan'an. II WIS the favdritc r~ort "f Inc
/ pukc Of ,I.,nv oi Mr. Morgan. aud "f MANY dis
tneui>liei Europeans and Americans Political nights
are hani>hcd fr,rn Nirc and III" best evidence Of IT Il
ib,, scno" tri,pi ~" Prime Minister " Italy. wa,
reported by recent cable dispatch a. about I" proceed
10 tha ,ity in order t. hold conferences With I"Ni
SalJury st he knows that Nicc Is hpSptahie
and Kind If cosmopolitan place. though under IA" All
hority Of The French Government, with which Cr,pi
la, been at orcrrhcad, n many Year. IL seems pro-
/ po,.rro,s th"rcfon that Count Herbert HSniarcR
should propose (" Paris for the purpose o' max
Ing iuuuirc, a. whether his father Prince snarck
coud -onuru at Nice without fear Of hostile demon
STATIONS being mad" against him. In the first place.
! thc French Government woald give " Prince his-
marck, who j. Only private citizens Of "crnaiy
the full protection II extends 10 all persons foreign or
place. the Government cnnld only rcprcss Dh!
not prevent hostile demonstrations nlth" agalnst
the Chancellor Bat such "nHtrat'ot, are nos
TO L. expected fom the people OF Nice Or c!'cwhcrc
in France especially when their former virt"riois
cncnilc, come private guests among them frrnch'
/ men of cour>" do not like Bismarck who wa| the
prime instrument Of their defeats. hut they know that
h. wa, acting A. a German patriot. and that h"
opposed the ann, nation Of Alsae Lorraine which Wa
shiy no attention. friendly hostile. wonld be shown
| to him al Nl'".