Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17
EUROPEAN TREATIES
An, ,cATep BY OUR PROPOSED
00''' CONVENTION WITH SPAIN.
~.s Trade--German Poiitics-rhe
" ynreror William Charged with
r..A,ncy Towards Absolutisn.
..,,o, sol by the New York Associated
TofyI'N"' Press.l

GIN Nav iG.-The negotiations for
' ,yetrian commercial treaty with
6,' rsvo become curiously involved
S.a' 49,, rec,procity convention proposed
vi. .''-.,sl John w. Foster, the special
b. ..r,siir. Of the United States. Tho
f'i' . runassy az Madrid, which ought
t''-..ttly informed. sent dispatch TO
70 5,-, that the pour p1rlers opened with
D.,. of Tctuah. the Spanish Minister
g. ..., A1s.rs.a month ago have now
Ct' mo Duke of Tctuan received tho
ti', f-r q treaty With Germany ia
Cvd aud told the German Ambassador
tcA 49,. cabinet meant 90 renew tho
ft' generally on the principle of re-
r... =, far az was compatible with a
Cit rolicv. and that as soon IS
t.U rronulgoto her new tariff the
i-s. ....t gill place before the Cortes q
O'. ,rr on which viii be- based the
,..u with al Powers.
...-,'s ,GGrrNnNT WITH AMTRIcA.
.., cammuhication was made tho
% tle United States has be-
t .Vg. lhlg renders difficult any
.- The European Powers. Spain
r.'...T 90 rIyc American imports into
i' a~ Porto Rico a didercnt!al rate Of
...t. against similar imports from
I. -.- countries whether or not they
O. t-.atirs with Spain. Such a
... ..r-t tutlng practical customs
t''. .-..-q the United States and the
81 Antilles. blocks the further nego-
,..rh the German Ambassador
Ken simultaneously with the
ia- Italian, aud Belgian ministers.
loon invited 20 send a delegate
-, ....-us conference at Vienna.
.tou OF the difficulty might be
-t~Y's TRADE WITH SPAIN.
........ " tho trade of Germany with
.t..rlleato any great recent do
.... toe intercourse between me
--.. Much Spanish merchandise
through Belgian and Dutch
Minerals. cork, fruit, oils, and
b form the Spanish staples, are
s.. imported. The German traffic
..t.t.. ..s is of no great importance
... ..-..atou Of treaty recognizing
..t American privileges Is hardly
' s Madrid Government hnds
...... country i'm Europe takes "a slmi-
--.t tho matter. The Spanish com
..r..utei 20 formulate tariff has
.-I .ts report. and il will proba-
..I. ...uuu beio. an attempt torenew
,.-utlauOns Is made.
,,.,-.rr. MINI TER PROM wAYBACK.
r,.-...-.q,on Of Herr May Prus-
t......- OF Public Works. removes
- ,-arunhc stage the last minister OF
'ruaror except Won Boetticher,
...-r Of tho Imperial Home Office,
-.rued presence Is due TO the re-
...... which the Emperor mas felt in
...-..-.. Il the pubic attacks and pri-
......- .s.s for tho purpose OF fastening
t.a... ..4aal,
11S BCTTTICHER.
.-...r ~a-ck's eumity has strengthen
... ~ the Lmperor's friendship
.-.. l. sr.f'Cher. During tho SQUAD
.... .'ter's secret drafts from tho
i'm. t.o Emperor visited and
... and showed him other marks
....--.l. Int Won Boetucher is now
... is. e departing. IL is reported
....a u become president Of the
.o.. Srhleswig- Holstein, Herr Won
..-..- succeeding 10 the Home Office.
81 ..- Miguel, Imperial Minister of
becoming Nice-President of the
F-.-..- l.ll-A.
MIGUEL.
-.. ,~.rrl.r- changes add power TO
as. %. Liberals IN the Ministry de-
...... recent signs Of the party's weak
---ttue electors. Herr MiguePs
F.. ,.. tie LmperON's esteem is be-
--.-- .rs nIm The surrender of the
-. ...tae Herrenhaus in the income
~ ....-a undoubtedly due 10 MguePs
t..' handling OF the matter. At ono
,-...a majority offered the sngrlest OPP
-..+.rt.f.e democratic measure, which
yves ajax Il per cent, on incomes OF
.,-. .a gu.rel thousand marks, but
D e. Irr1 TsrT a, offie mi 80
f-.r las written him warm con-
,....s,,-~ .etttr.
l-s1 WILLIAM ACCUSED OF ABsoLUTIsM.
Tie r-e.s is discussing q pamphlet, sup
-..st {, have been inspired by Prince Bis
.s-E. asea-lng tho EmperoI's tendencies
,4.-l. a.-.lytlsm. The papers argue
-s.ua Nlstts alone ought to be re-
..-.t.,. and that the sovereign ought
.-...r % avoid rhetorical declarations,
.-t.ar-. norton that his falhbllIty be-
..a. obvious. respect for him will suffer.
l....'ar "a "I The Kaiser his own Minis
d.. aucs Chancellor Won Caprlvl for not
-.-- l.s influence to prevent the Empe-
..t...l.g.ous public utterances, com
..--, Ia-rarv 10 q ruddeTless ship. and
s....tt-e Emperor Of consulting private
..r--ra behind the back of his Ministers.
t.,..st4o latter 70 resign rather than to
.-s .a. measures opposed 10 their con-
g..a Tie vide and free discussion OF
r.l.l's. marks the rapid progress OF
ts-,l. lal.sm.
AIAyuEED MINEB LsTB1Y.
N,sr c.. # Dousfeld. one of the three
-,..- whom the Emperor received
s.,.Ars ago, after the great Westphalia
r--a. AID whom the Emperor warned not
.-E.l Socialist doctrines or labor dis
---.- il- been arrested for attending q
sl.s, miners union. Sigl sthe second
..,eW whom the Emperor has received,
v-.sLov within the pinch of the law.
MISERY AMONG STRIKERS.
TIE misery Of the defeated strikers in
N-rla.als extreme. Over 10000, who
bow a.r.ai tor work in the Bochum
..r'. have been refused employment
threatened with expulsion from their
CArLTyI NOT WILL
Chancellor Won Caprivi is suffering from
-.. lie viii shortly 90 to Carlsbad
.t .-.l .a-..