New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-14
THE GERMAN GRAIN DUTIES.
CONFLICTING STATEMENTS ABOUT THE
HARVEST IN 1890 AND THIS YEARS
CROP
THE SENTIMENT IN GERMANY ABOUT THE BAG
CARAT CASE AND THE PRINCE OF WALES

THE SENTIMENT IN OEkMANf ABOUI THE D'N
CARAT CASE AND THE PRINCE OF WALES
AID FOR RUSSIAN HEBREWS.
Copyright; 1891 By The Ne,c York Associated iT.'A
g Berlin June 13.-Undaunted by the overwhehhi"s
majority which supported Chancellor Won OapriNi y"
the cerealduties question in the Land'ag' ,'c M.
bers OF the Freisinngc party last night heu mas
meeting at which the party leaders. anna ierVlu az
plantations announced their intention OF prose'u."s
more vigorously than ever the antiGrah D"ueS i""
agitation. The figures published by the lioei' p.oa"
showing that the stores OF cereals IN germany "o0
nearly exhausted elected the ofciai s'aus'los Wv"
in today,s Issue of the "ReichsanEciger" when ann
10 prove that the grain harvest OF 1o0o was iot so
but on the contrary was better than tnat VI ioeO'
heinr eousl TO the average harvest of the last teh
tears The figures are admittedly based on rough
The declarations of Chancellor Caprvi that the
Irons in Germany are in better condition tnah =
generally supposed have been contradlctu ny w.
srorthy reports from several quarters OF the bP"'
received by telegraph to-day. These reports are 10
tbe effect that in Western Prussia severe cold weater
and night frosts this week have ruined the crops.
GERMAN FEEII Nc ABOUT THE BACCARAT CASE.
Military ard social circles are equally aina~ou U
The revelations regarding the CONDITIONS OF So.i,% ~
England The admission that the Prince OF wares
bas been involved In gambling scandal is the pnncipa
ionic OF conversation At all the military CASINOS anu
climbs the action of the Prince In the ahalr IS CHI
ubatically condemned IT is impossible, IL Is su' W
conceive of high PrusSsn officer cOndonmg u'o
ofence Of cheating at cards Of screening person
sound guilty of such an act, and no Instance is known
In the army where an officer has parleyed publicly
mr. nrvately regarding u similar charge. The news
paper press draw comparisons between the haDIs u
tbe Prince of Wales and those of Emperor William
whose strong condemnation OF gambling IN the ueran
Army has greatly assisted in checking the practice OF
playing for high stakes The Emperor, 1t has long
been known entcrtans no warm feeling toward the
prince of Wales but the papers generally refrain from
harsh criticism of the conduct of the Heir Apparent
10 the English throne
The Kleine Journaln goes far in alludng TO the
relations of the Princess of Wales toward her hus
band as to say that she is neglected for women OF
the demi monde and finds her sole consolation IN the
respect with which the English people surround her.
INTEREST IN LIBEL SUIT.
The suit for libel now being tried at Bochum con-
nnues TO excite the country. The prosecution mas
asked the Essen Tribunal TO sentence Fuscangei the
editor, TO imprsOn for two years, ana Luheiaii
for one year, for accusing Herr Barre tle director
6f the Bochnm Iron Works. and the friend and financial
adviser of Prince Bismarck with falfyng his incomes
for the purpose OF escaping the income tax the
graver charge that Herr Baare for sixteen years has
been sending out from his works steel rails which
have not been properly tested and which bears
forgery Of the Government stamp though declared by
the Public Prosecutor not 10 have been proved, nc
mains the subject of keen general discussion
no AID THE HEBREWS IN LEAVING RUSSIA
At conferences of Hebrews held here, which have
been attended by Delegates Adler of TIE AngloJewish
Association Erlanger ard Loeb, of Paris, and Stern,
OF Vienna IL has been resolved to form interna-
tona emigration t0mmittec for the purpose Of super
yisng the emigration of Hebrews from Russia. At