New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
no CUSTOMS COALITION.
COUNT KAINOKYS PLAN OF REPRISALS FOR
TIE MCKINLEY BILL ABANDONED.
RUMOR or A RECIPROCITY ARRANGEMENT BI:
TWEEN FRANCE AND TlI3 UNITED STATES
TIE ATTITUDE or GERM MY AND
ArSTEiA-TNE COMING SOCIALIST
MANIFESTATIONS.
roryrfoht: 1890: Ev tie New. Yorl Associo"d Pr'n

Copvrfpht; 1890 Nv tie Tew. Yorl h"oeio"" Pr'n
Berlin sept - Combined information received
from IN" German Emja,.y In Paris tina: W. I!hJt. 'h"
French Minister of Foreign Affairs. had negotiated With
NJ Wleliw Reid, the American Minister Tor Il rec
procity arrangement between France and the Cni''d
states ia, >1immailly settled the project OF Count
KanOky. the tustiO Hungarian Prlnc Minister i"r
combined Np:isalS against I'll" United states III r.
taation for the Mckinley Tariff bill. Emperor VIII
lam never entertained tho idea OF rpr>ais. 'hah
celOr Won Caprlv appears TO have dal!fd with the
project until tho Empcrors return from the ma
nocuyrrs when the suggestion of tic> semi official
press hc:e and In Vienna for customs c0alit'on sHo
denly ceased.
Chancellor Won Capriv had conference with Herr
Miguel aud accepted his scheme I" cH~h the COSY I"
living the by higher impo> on the hiohe''S
classes. the principle Involving the early r""p"'hf q"
the German market TO American pork. Th" "nlciai IN
preston here Is that Minister Phelps ov'rtrrcS Tor
a settlement II renewed. backed ~ som" easy con
Ce.>iOns OH Gcrlan exports 10 t'' h'r' S'a"' VIZ
find a ready response from Chancellor von Cap'ivl.
Advice, fum Vienna ind,ca:" { AT TIC Au>t'i1i
Gvycnn,ut also ace .pt- the pn,ip' of ~ ipirity.
Count kul. ukv having instructed the Austrian Minister
az Washington 10 make representation N the mater
of pearl and Other Austrian Industries affected bv tie
Mckinley bill with view I, the NEGOTIATION oI "A
treaty.
ME WAR BUDGET Not 10 ~ INCREASED.
Herr M,Quels financial statements hiv" dcci'iV'N
Influenced mtiry ic!JrIl>. and lea 50 TIE retirement
~ General Vcrdv du N"ri,is from the War Ministry.
and the preferred resignation OF Hrr"Fdl tiinl Won
Valdez see both Of whom urged Emperor William Ia
adopt Sclarnhosts plan for the reorganization ~ Tic
Army This plan entailcd large additions +" the
artillery and cavalry. and consequent heavy n' reese
in the war budget. Herr MiQucl's calculations pr we'd
that the carrying ont Of ScharrhorSts plan and bic
set %! 3,O.OOO,OOO marks would render the Kaiser :
aims in tie direction Of social anal oration hopeless
DESPITE the popularity OF the ~ harihoI>' scheme III
the military circle. the Chancellor ha- thrown the
whole weight Of his influence AZ .inst adding Ia the
war budget. The EMPEROR, dc'n'vr approval o' tht
Niuucl idus, made the retirement VI General Ne''',
du VeroiS and General Count v"i Wu!dcrSrc Ia
cvltablc
GUARDING AGAINST >nFrATA>T DV-0NDi p.
The preparations against >oci"l'-' manifestations on
October ] are extensive. The lclicr have been Or
dcred a. act Oh mo!,il!2"d system. all! have
Lccn reinforced III every p'i"hu- "Itre where
il is supposed they Will he required. The tr"p'
viii De- Kept In READINGS III their hau~kS
The committees Of the socialists rid'mi" ,hr cAp~'A.
tou Of an ou,bi,ak Their, will bc puhlic demon
station Delegates from ti" Berlin committees VII
m" ARRIVAL AT ,hr Stations Of number OF t:r
~-u.!d th"r inclti" az rctin'n- ont e! the several
hund,-- Who expelled. lh"y Will hc con
IT, vel "mcd and dinner given 20 Them
Great a>>rnhiic, MI fa'hr l"~. IN L"ip>ic. iiii
or.aizcd to rc' Ind" disorder hr'yl -! the Las"
L"Ip I.u>I Btt:r'> N;kid Z" WrMtNk
Lord r",r, ~ and Count lle",",t I>mlrk arrived
l'., ia, from I..rdri, III ~Tr. wl,c' Lord E''"-
berry In lccn >"ni"::iue fl -","al Gi',
he obtained from i';;"'r li'm.." p,'H,',"
iuiinS II ia" poii'al rtuitc" p'riHit"d
~ l-i'"r~ t., ,"N"iai u".i'";- f i't ~" ~ hat r
france ii-n'artk >tni.~ III. intention "a attend al
bates ga, tons VI hA;Ipliu imp rt,:''".
-NANDNL> ~, i.VINT Gilman AE!>I,sntA".-.
TIE recent < .uddi- involving m"'n,"-s II III"
ar!,to,raoy Ira,"ly di.'ua,cd By IL" pIc-r. and
are the thcsIc ~ e1.arlcd iulpt ai.n~hn-. tn"
kry Iitun. ne de- al'r r" II &c n"hlte
and it, n,ciiisr. that thcv must Lead b"thr
life II they q" not wish 10 pruvoar tie nass's' a.
revolution. rnc "Grrnania. g." O.hi
hand prb'".t against charging the ar.
t,aiaty with general Eruption, hrldng that
only thO~' are opt wh"-t :nI',Ii,il u '"n
ccrtIon> have DESTROYED their moral ',-cipn~rr-..
The I"it h.at"" aitrIhI'.. ~" n.'rL d. II fh,
Eu,'lf' 80 uuch Ei"i"y. 10 ~":hh- "tl". no i.Oral
disc pine. gross lvJg and dcpravcd COMPANY.