Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01
NEWS FROM BERLIN.
Bismarck May Expect 10 be Defeated
on the Grain Tariff
Question.
PUBLIC INDIGNATION AGAINST THE
CAR OF RUSsiA.
Gen. Won Mollke's Prediction A Great
Conflict Cannot he Long
DelaJed.
Reduction Of the Tsrin on Tread.
stats. Other Item.

Reduction OF the rsriT on Tread.
stats, other Items.
BERLIN. May 30.-Empyr0r VII.
liam, before deciding upon a reduction
Or temporary suspension Of tho duties
ON grains, asked Won Borttichof, sec.
Rotary " the Imperial home Office, 70
submit 10 him report upon the crop
prospects and upon the general econ.
unilc position hearing upon the subject.
The ministerial council will meet 10.
morrow TO take definite action touch.
ing the matter. Tho ministers main.
tain the utmost reserve, but II Is the
official conviction tonight that there
will be- neither reduction nor sut-
pension o, dulles before the CONNER.
clal treaty between Germany aud
Austgu-liungnry comes into force. The
Cologne gdstiig states the government
will declare IT, decision on Monday.
Lobby gossip has u that the Landtag
will ia the opening u the special 80.
sion OF the tcichrtag for June 18th,
but TIT. report Il In direct variance
with that gcnoEally believed In mln'
isicfial circles.
The commission appointed by tho
government 10 consider the matter Of
grain supplies has not yet completed IL
Inquiry, though q preliminary report
las teen supplied by II 10 the ministers
In order 10 Hfsift them In their doliO.
rfations. Only the most urgent no.
rsssity viii cause the converting " the
Rnichhiag. A decision OF tho grain
tariff question would open the whole
question, pending the negotiations ot
treaty VI commerce with Austria, aud
would force the government 10 nwk'
ward disclosures, which might asslst
Prince Bismarck In forming tho oppo'
titl1n coalition, which he Is now act
lively at work constructing.
The Professionals announce that
lilsmaEcs will appear In tho llclchstag
sud oppose reduction Of the grain
tariff aud tho prince viii certainly
meet with humilinting defeat, ~
hardly u score " member, will support
him. The Conservatives adiGit that
temporary reduction Of tariffs may 10
advisable.
Tho orators Of tho Agrarian party
generally deny TINT there n any
Iru,.nt neccsslly for dealing with tho
infif. hut admit reluctantly that them
4, "a possibility that tho government
will bu compelled 10 Intervene. Tho
position may be- summed up rs f1llows3
II the ministers declare that sent.
famine o. impending, no party VIII
dare oppose measures " ruliof.
irALY ASD TIM nHEnuSD.
The IoR suni.oiilclally announces
that Marquis di Rujinl, Italian
Premier, has formally communicated
~ the German AMI Austrian govern.
meats the determination " Italy 10
ilhcrr 10 the Droibund.
pUHLIC iNpiuSATios AGAINST Ru.iA
because OF thc treatment u the Jews
u becoming moro intense, Residents
OF thif city have ocular evidence ~
the cuudltlsn OF the llehruWH who are
being driven from Russia, In tho
hundred or moro VXilvH Who
arrive daily At Charl0ttcnhufg Ia
n state " absolute starvation,
Tho letter from Gladstone, NJ.
hfliing that the Car knows nothing
OF the huTrJn inflicted on his Jewish
subjects, dillor- utterly from the facts.
Tbs truth 70, tho Car IL hiusylf the
chief instigat0r II tho increasing
so,,flllcH prnct.cci on the Jews, AMI
his MJualy's Grand DuEu scfglus,
now governor u Sibcrla, h tho willing
instrument Tor the carrying Uut o. lho
brutal treatment Jewish ndyicva
from 81. Petersburg aud Moscow con-
cur IN tho statemt NJ that the most
DOW erful influences have been brought
10 bear upon the Car, hut that tho
condition u the jew, IN hopeless.
moHRE's PREDICTION.
Sda6 X,R,mg states that Won
Moltke, Just prior 90 his death, con
cluded an exhaustive study oi tho
European ornaments, ending with The
assertion that France was ready lot
war and Russia nearly 20, and that
great conflict could not DO delayed
long.