New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
WORK BEFORE THE REICHSTAG.
LITTLE TINE LIKELY TO DE FOUND FOR
CONSIDERING THE LABOR MEASURES.
A GERMAN LABOR CONFERENCE TO BE HELD
D1sMARcK-THE STRIKE SITUATION.
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| olSMARCk-THE STRIKE SITUATION.
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Berlin, May 10.-The Rclchstag, beginning the ac-
tive labors of the session Monday with the debate
on the East Africa credits. has only six weeks work
| before propagation, which has been fixed for Juno
90 The consideration OF the Military bill will pre-
! ccdc inc measures for bcncfng the workngmen
Not much Will be heard Of the latter measures be-
! fore adjournment Since the Labor Protection bill
was issued. Wednesday, scrutiny reveals number
| OF riders TO the main proposals, tending to make
iusory some OF tic best provisions OF the measure
! by giving employers means OF escaping them. FOR
instance, under special circumstances employers can
be authorized 10 break the rules limiting the work
OF children under thirteen years 10 six hours ana
of youths under sixteen 10 ten hours Another clause
transfers direct responsibility for a breach OF inc
laws from the employers to the managers or fore
| men. thus opening a way for evasons. and making
men OF straw anSwerable Instead of the principals
The Opposition gathers force the Socialists declaring
that the supposed new Of labor reforms diners
little from the Bismarchan era and that the bill VIII
| be a deception unless much modified.
ANOTHER LABOR CONFERENCE TO BE HELD.
Another labor conference having influence In mould
ing the final form Of the bill will be held here. Tho
Emperor intends TO summon delegates from every trade
in Germany to discuss trade questions and he proposes
to establish special permanent operatives Council
under the presidency of Baron won BcrlcpSch. Min
ister OF Commerce. each member having 1000 MARKS
WHITE BOOK on EAST AFRICA.
White Book on East Africa issued today,
preparatory To Mondays debate II gives dispatch
from Major Wssmann. stating that Emin Pacha strongly
desired 10 place his experience at the disposal oi the
German service. and begged that his offer might be
placed before the Emperor and Prince Bismarck.
Prince Bismarck replied "Emin's offer is welcome
Inform me exactly Of his wishes Major Wissmann
thcrcupon arranged the existing engagement WIN
Emin who from his first contact with Major Wiss-
had been 10 escape from English influence
The White Book describes the progress OF the con.
solidatlon Of the German power up 20 the capture oi
Kwa. Chancellor Won Caprvi Is expected 10 ihi"n'
the House 60 the position Of the negotiations WIN
England on the delmitation of the boundaries IN
Africa The English Envoy, sir Percy Anderson oe-
clincs to admit the German claims extending her
frontier and Influence to the Congo Free state TIC
asserts that the English influence extends from victoria
Nyanza 10 Albert Nyanza, Including the Whole oaSih
Of the White Nile II Is obviously the aim OF 'he
salisbury Government to grasp territorial lnc rom
South Africa 10 the Sondan.
BISMARCK STILL SORE At HIS RETIREMENT.
Prince Bismarck during the week received several
communication, from the Emperor couchcd in friendly
terms, but practically suggesting that his rttremei'
from Office should involve political inactivity Icrren
Huchcr and Po,chcnccr stayed two days at Fried
rchsruhc and left there impressed with the conviction
that the cN.CEancc!lor considered himself sun the
most potent influence in the Empire. believing mat the
Emperor before long viii uc obliged 10 recall! MN
Bismarck freely expressed hi discomfort bccau-' c
Emperor. in his speech from The throne, omttra
reference to hs dismissal The Emperor denies mat
dismissal" IS the right phrase II The Prince ha4 no.
several time, offered 10 resign, the Emperor Wouiu
not have taken advantage II the lat threat - part
with him Tie threat first made verbally, and " as
no: accepted then request fof permission u resign
made in writing. and was granted
THE EMPEROR UNWILLING TO SPEAK FRENCH
A oncer issue has arisen with the Gar over the
meeting with Emperor william ~ the coming ma
nocuvrcs at KrasnO0sc,o Last year - the Imperial
meeting their Mac-tics spoke French Emperor
william recently Instructed General won Schwenin
German Minister Rus il 10 ak the Car 20 Use The
German language. General HchWcinlL preferred thc
request NJ De Gic-s Russian Prim" Minister IN 'ic
Russian laugu1lV. promising That ~ thc next Nslt
Of The car Germany Emperor William would speak
the Russian Language, and NOud cause cNrrNbsN
around the Gar Ia ne the same tongue u dc 'cTs
plead, that the car do, not spcak good ''ernan
and savs that II Emperor william Ignores French lie
have recOuF-, to kus sian
PRINCE HENRY not ~ DISGRACE.
The story that Prince Henry. the Empcror's brother
was IN disgrace and had received months enforced
leave Of absence is untrue. He present al the
opening II the cic-aF and has -hyci al the Sthloss,
ia the fTendlle-t lntcrc nurse Win his brother.
MANY MEN oN sTRIRE ~ GEEMAAY.
At Hamburg 10000 ma-ons ard carpenters are on
strike and AZ stcttin 1000 ma-ons and carpenters
are out. At Cologne the brewers wOrkmcn have
omit work At Lep.ic TIE employers have formed a
permanent union 10 fight the strikers. The Berlin
youngsters and m-tallufc.ts have signed m asrc
ment by which they bind Themselves not to employ
stThcrs.