New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
SOUNDING BLSMARCK'S PRAISES
A TRIBUTE TO THE EX EX.CHANCELLOR IN THE
PRUSSIAN DIET
MEASURES Of IMPORTANCE BEFORE THE "kk-
MAN WMAKERS-AUSTRAN PLEASED
WITH THE KAIsER'S SPEECH

Berlin Nav I'm the Upper House oi the fra''iai
Dict today General Caprivi, the lmperial '"i"
cclor dec Jared that lie was at ono win tie 'hd"V'
In its traditional love for Prussia ana uc i"N"i ~
In the debate the budget. wmch .'''n p,N'"'
Baron Won pfneh expressed the thanks oi inc HOUSE,
for Chancellor Won Caprvi's sentiments anu d ~
norter Of the Rudgct Committee, thanked irlhoe hi>
,oarck for the support he had constantly gwen !"
agriculture while in Office. lie pald warm ''u"'N
10 the late Chancellor, and declared U'd' I" MS P''
Germany owed her favorable hnan'lal p"'Iu'"'
~ the Frpcror Germany owed her position IN the
world to Prince Bismarck llc Ei''iu'"o vi -.
House to the Price would Therefore never one out '
proposed that statue Of Prince bNnar'h DC e'e''cu
m the Chamber as model Of PATRIOTISM "H"'N an"
Industry lie concluded his remarks WI" All aN'"l"'o
Of devotion To the Emperor. who ne >a'' N'''ou "o
ship of state If with young. vet WIN Ne'n'' l'.
Count Hohenthal Concurcd in the Tfh'''Hs '"""'
bv Baron Won Pfuehl. In the course oi tc o'haf
the Connt indicated the necessity of pro'd'hS SUP
stitnte for the socialist law which expires III '''
Herr Pfen a member of the Extreme Rleht' reicrrcu
to the anti-Jewlsh discussion brought up ~ ~
soecker in the Lower House. and demanded 'ha' inc
Government introduce measure TO remedy inc n'",
venience arising from the excessive hHhocr VI '0"
pupils in the superior schools.
The members of the Fresnnice party III t'e h'''"N
tag Will nterpe.ae the Government aN 1" u' P'",Po'
of the aboli,ion of the decree requiring passports '
persons entering Asace Lorraine. ana also III 'o-"
to the renewal Of the treaty settlement VII" 0"''"'
land The Peoples party, supported pN ''' m
Of the Frcsinniee party. will request 'ha"'ci"i W."
Caprivi introduce bill at the next Session '
the time OF compulsory military service ~ wv" A'''''
The National Zcitung7 confirms the statement
that Emperor William before the retirement oi III,c
Bismarck, questioned Dr. SchWennsor 'ttiul"H wv
ChancelOr's alleged habit Of taking moFPnluyy' y -.
Emperor assured, the papc: says' VA nI,,l'3
only used the drug under the advice ana 'olu"i VI
his medical advisers. , ,,... ,.
The Reichstag unanimously reelected lleH Non
Levetzow. president Of that body " ~. q, ,.iIi
The Frei>innge party has given no'r lha' u VIA ,
question the Government in the Reic-a- A. 10 uI'
method employed in executing Scut",rco ON po'i,ri ri
prisoners also regarding the establishment "l '''
10 deal with customs disputes. ,,-,
Herr LevciZOW. In his opening NI'''"' lf""''
Bismark's impcrlshabe services.
Emperor William dimes at the Austrian fhud'sX
on saturday and will aftcrvard depart for Sile-la.
Vienna. MAY THE Austrian and Hungarian press
express delight with the pacific tenor Of the speech
delivered by Emperor William at the opening "f the
RciChstag yesterday. The papers of boih countries
declare that Emperor Williams Solcltudc for thc
wOrknemen has strengthened the Internal peace Qi
Germany and that the maintenance of the Strength
Of the German Army has Strengthened external peace