The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-10-26
ITALY is VERY ANGRY
Because AuStria's Emperor Wouldn't
Visit Rome.
KINGS PLAY THEIR PARTS
In the Great European Farce
Stirred Up over Meklnley's Tar
lff Bill What Germany Is
Doing about II.
Copyrighted 1890 by the Ncw York Associated

Copyrighted 1890 by the New York Associated
Press.
BERLIN, Oct. 25.1A commission has
been appointed 10 inquire into the Austro-
German commercial relations with view
to reciprocal diminpilion Of their tariff.
Communications have been sent 10 lead
ing firms in Hamburg, Bremen and other
trade centers, asking them 10 report on
the effects Of the McKinley bull in their
lines Of trade. They are also asked what
the prospects are for finding new chan
nels for the merchandise affected by the
Mckinley bill. The commission on for
eign tariffs further has 10 consider Rus
sian protective measure.
The Russian commission will begin
work next week upon the details
OF new tariff, which the Aouoe
Vremyd declares will be the high
est in Europe. Ofleial circles continue
to doubt that any Important alteration
will be made in the existing treaty with
Austria and equally skeptical as TO any
German reprisals upon American trade.
Reports thus far received tend 10 dlssi-
pate the feeling of alarm created by the
augmented American tariff. Leading ex-
port houses appear 70 be doing their nor
NAL trade and the American orders in the
leading commercial centers do not APP
preciably diminish. However, the future
may affect the exports, the government
will not be driven into concerted reprisals
with Austria by sudden collapse in the
American trade.
Reports emanatiug from Paris and Vi
emma attributing the Initiation Of proposed
concerted legislation IN retaliation for the
Mckinley bill TO the Berlin government
are utterly untrue.
Chancellor Won Caprivi Will meet Sig
nor Crispi, the Italian prime minister, at
Mona November 8. The interview will
concern the settlement of the intrigue In
the Austrian court in favor OF the vatican
against the Italian government Signoi
Crispi declares Italy's continuance as q
member Of the Triple Alliance is menaced
by a cabal Of prominent members OF tbs
imperial family OF Austria, whose ennis
saries at the vatican encourage the be
lief that the overthrow of Count kalnok,
-orlhnue>ur6h of Emperpr FRANCIS Josepl
n NJ lIllI 90 tns slghaf for a rupture OF The Aus
tro-Italian alliance, which would result IL
an effort TO restore the TEMPORAL power O
the pope.
Signor Crispi demands that he be al
lowed to deal with freer hand with mat
tiers relating TO the Vatican. Another
Italian grievance is the avoidance Of Em
peror Francis Joseph 10 return kim
Humbert's visit 10 Vienna. Emperol
Francis Joseph offered 10 go 10 Turin, bu
King Humbert declined TO receive hin
anywhere except at Rome, holding tina
the refusal OF the Austrian emperor 10 q
there was equivalent 10 a refusal on tn
part OF Austria TO recognize Rome as tn
capital Of Italy.
The personal and court feuds with tn
Quirinal and Vienna are Of the most in
tense nature aud hamper the relations
Of the governments. The Nationa
Zeiitng states that Chnncello
Won Capriyi will also go to Madrid
where he will stop three days. This re
news the reports that accommodation ar
being exchanged looking TO concerte
action by Germany, Austria, Italy an,
Spain in retaliation for the adoption q
the new tariff legislation by the Unite
States.
The grand celebration OF the uinetiet
anniversary of Won Moltke's birth take
place tomorrow. Bismarck has not "
replied TO Emperor Williams invitation
attend the celebration.