New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-27
THU NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.
GERMAN cIAMoR AGAINST THE BANKS
TAKING TT UP.
rorpSr Won wALDERsEE's RESTORATION TO
rAyoR-AN AMERICAN OFFICER AT THE
MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE
SOCIALIST STRIKES.

SOCIALIST sTfuhES'
os,,r,sat; 1891. BIZ n. Ne,c. York Associated Press
Berlin sept. 26.-The Government finds II necessary
IN eYnain the policy Of permitting German banks TO
tohe mart of the new Russian loan. The unanmlN
OF the press protests against Germans taking part OF
the loan has convinced Chancellor Won CaprVl 'naV
crave poltical error will be committed II oehai j.
no, made Of the rumors circulated by the syhoicS'e
interested in the matter that the loan mas uc t@ot
sanction of the German Government Above al, IL
Was held 10 be incumbent the question that WAS
hand everywherc from press and bourse, and the
n,,hIc whether the new departure in the German
financial policy toward Russia Implied the annuineh'
Of the prohibition against the Reichsbsnk lending
money on Russian securities. Tie NORTH German
Gazette the Official organ, tonight denies TINT 'he
{overnment is in any wise departing from the pain Vi
political finance which it has trodden The Gazette
tu her states that no modification is Intended III ue
nrobibition against the Rechsbank oaning money On
Russian securities The " Hamburg Core po'ueii'o
absolutely denies that the Governments ""N 90
sented 10 the issue Of the loan III "erin"ny'
The Mendelssohns made confidential inquiries IoIu 'ne
Foreign Office as to the attitude Of the 'oeernen'
Seward the issue In reply, the Foreign olhoe IN
formed the bankers that the present ponu0a S'ouo
afforded no occasion for the Government u ~
any form. This semi-otiicial statement ""O
ness in suppressing the fact that Germa" "ouo '0S
Joining the syndicate were led to pehc,o N' u%
e,en ONCE favored the issue of loan mere on pontoa
A. each balances of GeImanys enemy mas Oohsou
chancellor Won Capriv to drop his compecehey to"*u
the loan 1t will not go here. froD"''s Vo y" 49,,
'ment never intended it to sucoceu' TH",o"e 49,
terms arranged by the syndicate nav Ooon sS,ou
-. ., ,be ssue even now Is doubtful, but Is beheNeu
10 be about rs L. ,sco7,xr DATE
mn, rI,,ec ~ the Recbsbank held an unusuaIy
prolonged meeting today and ueclueu hoV 10 60,
the banks rate Of discount Aho "oiC"" -. L. o
hnlIion is I'm the meantime far below whaI 1t was "a
noot,s a would be- The Reichsbank's discount rate
eontrnes To he regulated solely by the conditions ol
the home market. .,,o>, no
FAVOR.
II is reported that Emperor William. VINO IS now
Shaving at shooting lodge near EybtKuhnen me' 'o
train conveying the Gar his return to Russia rom
Denmark and had short conversation WIN I'M,
Tho Posts tonight referring TO Count Won Waocsees
to-otion IN Imperla favor states that the Emperor
hos nominated him to the command OF the "aru uu
Corns The appointment will keep Count Won Nalder-
see in Berlin and will give him the ear OF the EN-
ro,or with whom he will have greater influence IMAM
ever.
,,,pr BINGHAM on THE GERMAN MANoEUvREs
In An interview Captain Bingham 'mhtaly %'tdoho
=, tho American Legation here who has Just returned
- ,he Germany military manouevres, said he mad
ceived great courtesy from the BaNaran ana Pfus
,isD an+borities He greatly impressed py uhe
wonderful uniformity of training shown Ihs maich-
ing mower of the German army he declared was al
most Incredible Captain Bingham spoke In tie HiHii
t terms of praise of Emperor Williams untirng en-
oroies in the saddle Even the Empress. who attended
tbe reviews remained in the saddle for four hours.
PROFESSOR wINsCHEID'S CONVERSION. !
The nubIished stories regarding the conversion o.
Professor Wnscheid Leipsic, to ProteStanusm are
not exactly accurate. His conversion wa "o.
entirely due to his disapprOval of the exhiouoh oi
the Holy Coat. He joined the Old Catholic movement
in 1870. since which time he has been ehuIeH us
ISOLATED with the Catholic Church. 100
A DINNER BY MINISTER PHELPS.
A dinner was given tonight by Minister Phelps al
the American Legation, to eA-Unlted STATES 0en"ol
warner Miller. Mrs Miller and Miss Miller Ihefe
were present Chancellor Won Caprvl, Herf Won DIT
lcpsch Prussian Minister of Commerce. sec'etaI!
pcttephurg Mr. Menocal, chief engineer of the MICA
rarua Canal Company; Baroness Berlepseh, the
Mechanics Bingham and Ruecker, the Misses HalS'e'o
and Phelps and the British and French Charges |
d'Afaires dispatch was received rom MI 1oh"-
son. American Consul at Hamburg wlnch was io"u
ooud by Mr. Phelps. II said: The first American |
ror, certificate was presented at Hamburg to-day for
CITY tonr cases from Chicago. Other shipments are |
in port and many are the way" MI. fhepS toiu
the guests that il they could hold their appenies 1or
few hours they could have a course Oh Au'eiio"n
pork ., ,n,,,r,
Tho yenort of the Socialist strike committee dis |
closes the entire failure of the organizations WINCH
were being arranged to bring about strikes IN All inc
trades There has been extraordinary general eA-
bausion of the Socialists funds. Within year ue |
trades unions have lost half their members Inc |
leading Inasons and carpenters unions, OWING parHy |
10 internal dissension, are in state W con"p9e'
sioce the formation of the strike committee thryOhe
strikes have been organized and in every case the
labor Marty WAS defeated The Socialists confess mat
they have been defeated. They prorose, however
that a trades union congress be held In March next
IN arrange for a revival of the struggle.
Oswald Ottendorfer Of New-York, started TO return
to the United States today
THE LONDON DRAMATIC SEASON.