New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-29
uTRR BEBEL'S BOLD WORDS.
c,,JEp TO ORDER IN THE RucHsTAG.
.,cr,1Isr LEADER CRITcIsEs THE KAISER
AND BISMARCK -RU sS1A AND THE
GERMAN FINANCIERs.

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GERMAN FISAScIERs.
c,ryrsat, 1891 BY The Ne'''f0rs Associated Press
o.,,o Nov es-The debate In the Rechstag on the
-, today was unwontedly lively. After Herr Buhi
,~.onaI IiberaD had spoken in defence OF the policy
ned by Prince Bismsrca during his tenure of ONCE
chancellor Of the Empire. and had commented al
s.ly upon the course adopted by Chancellor Won
,si Herr Bebel the socialist l,ader criticised the
ss increase Ct the Imperial debt ard OF the Army
"a Navy appropriations. lie contenled that IL was
.,shle In case Of war. Tat number OF the German
80 should become bankrupt. How, he asked, could
- immense masses of troops be LONG moved ana fed.
.,.ssions had recently been used which conveyed 10
-. masses of soldiers the idea that they might be
,nved not only against foreign foe but also against
- sn,my within the Empire.
,.,a,ed mu.murs from every part of the house fol-
- his aIlus on to the recent utterance of the En-
perU. -, tn -
- new recruits. social democracy was being more and
=. strongly Infused into the Army. As Chancellor
- caprvi had pictured journalists the only propa-
ors Of unrest he felt bound TO say that many orators
-. also engaged in the work of agitation, and he cited
:. an instance the speech recen.y delivered at Erfurt
=, high parsonage.
A this point the Vioe-PIes,dent of the Rcichsag.
c,rt BallcStrem. interrupted the speaker refusing
- allow the Emperor's speech to he subjected
criticism.
Hem Bebel said he would leav, his comparison in
A.. hands of the public, who well knew that 1t
-, journalism that spread a feeling Of unrest through
Al. country Touching tn protectOnist policy, he
Ia the heavy tariffs imposed by the Government,
.upled with the military expenditures. had creat,d
,orpous economic difficulties. The slight reduction
&, oorp duties in the treaty of commerce with Austria
road not suffice Offset the want of proper nourish-
ant from which millions suffer, the result being
a mortality
IA. structure Of the middle class of society. Herr Befel
,antipued was built In q swamp, in which 1t was
,oxlv sinking probably to make room for anothT
ssd A better social organization The country had
~t I'd Of one enemy of social reform when Prince Bis
,srek W. driven from power
Here Count Baestiem again called Herr Bebel to
ser declaring that the expression used in conjunction
vA the ex Chandeliers name could not be permitted,
hsns directed against absent member of the Hous'
Herr Bebe replied that Prince Pismarck had not
- taken his seat the House, and proceeded with his
s,runclston Of the Government which, he asserted.
xs blowing a. far IL dared. In Prince Blsmarck's
t,uSeps. while assuming ths part of a protector of
ae rorkinc classes.
chancellor Won Caprivi said he believed the country
.svecated the forts made by the Government for the
sueI0ratlon Of the lot Of the working Classes The
rtaooeor proceeded to refer TO the Guelph Fund bill
son to be introduced IN the Landag maintaining the
one,estion Of the fund and the leaving the in
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AecorBs to the provisions Of the bill. an account is to
Be rendered to the audit Office. stating how the moneys
have been applied and this report is to be communi
Gated TO the Landtag.
RUSSIA AND THE BERLIN FINANCIERs.
The assurance Of peace given by VI. de Giers, the
Russian Foreign Minister during his stay in this city,
had clo>e connection with the negotiations Of the
Russian Government with Berlin financiers. Despite
the recent declaration of the Government against
German capital propping up Russian finances,
several biz firms here and at Frank
fort sent agents to hold secret conference
Win NJ vishnegradsk. the Russian Min
lister o. Finance when he passed through Frankfort
on his way Pa-.s. The fact that fnanciers were
coquettns wsah the Russian Treasury, becoming
known, has caused a revival of the attacks by the
press upon Russian finance These attacks are partly
Inspired by the Government whose position in the
matter Is unchanged.
THE KAISER PLANNING BoURsE REFORM.
II IS announced that the Emperor will supervise
tSe formation Of a commission for BOurse reforms.
His Majesty asked Herr MIGUEL Imperial Minister Of
Finance. preside the deliberations of the COM
mission hut the Finance Minister declined to act and
suggested that Herr Roch president Of the Reichs
hank. be selected in his stead At mass meeting
held here under the management Of the Anti-Semitic
League. at which 1000 persons present, the
proposal 20 place restrictions upon the operations Of
Hebrew dealers in finance. the Bourse and in com
nefoe. were vigorously appauded.
TO CONE TO NETWORK FOR HIS BRIDE.
The betrohal is announced Of DR.. Vissmann, the
fsvie assistant of Professor Vrchow and Miss Grace
Marsh Of New-Yorls DR.. Vissmann is native Of
Kentucky.
PROPO-ED GERMAN TREATY WITH BRAZIL.
dispatch from Rio de Janeiro. received to-day, says
thai the German Minister 10 Brazil had Thursday a
conference with the Brazilian Minister of Foreign
Affair." regarding the negotiation of commercial treaty
between the two countries. The conference. the dis
patch SAYS resulted fav0rably.
ANEEzrAN INSURANCE COMPANIES IN BERLIN.
The contest between the four great American
u,e Insurance communicative Mutual. NewYork Life.
Germania and Equitable-and the Finance Ministry,
oveS the law oblglng these companies TO invest the
premiums received in Germany in , IL per cent
Prussan cOnsOls. continues. some OF these com
panies receive 100000 marks yearly In German
premiums and this money they invest at . per cent
Germany. has successfully interceded with Herr
MIGUEL the Imperial Finance Minister. behalf OF
the companies. and has secured reduction OF the
Government demands. with prospect OF obtaining
repeal Of the law. Mr. Phelps has called the aten-
uon Of the Minister 70 the fact that German fire
Insurance companies which operate largely III the
posting guarantee sums. The American life inSur-
ance companies doing business in Germany are VIII
ING 10 accept similar arrangement
NEW USE FOR AMERICAN CORN.
American corn promises to assume important
place 10 the manufscture If soap in Germany Hitherto
Tic manufacturers have used Iinseed oil, procured III
Russia. but owing TO the failure of the crop ihefe
asy have been compelled TO look In other directions
N supply Of OIL. East Indian iinseed oil was rled
ea Tie experiment unsuccessful hoteu
ssnii after many experiments. decided thai the OIL
nHaactarers The latter now Outlining their
-tys rom CHICAGO, aud the chances are tnat VIZ
esie nov VIII be 3O.OOO.OO0 or 4O.OOO.OOO bushels
1eanJ. Il. c. Ren. agent Of the United SattS
irssar. Is OF the opinion that the industry, once
S~'ec III reach immense proportions.
CUSTOMS BOAT DEMOLISHED By STEAMER.
Loacon. Nov as.--whe a customs boat was at
Nnring today TO get alongside of the steamer Oren'
a Belonging 10 the Peninsular and Oriental steam
ell COnnanr al Gravesend- II fOnled the steamers