New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
ITALY AND GERMANY.
DIsoUIET IN BERLIN REMOVED.
KING UryMBERr's NEW PREMIER TO KEEP
CRIsPIs ENGAGEMENTS - GENERAL 'oN
wA1pERsEE's RETIREMEST-No MORE

cpIS,r,s ENGAGEMENTS - GENERAL Won
wA1DERsEE,s RETIREMEYT-No MORE
GERMAN COLONIES WANTED
, ,oo, D., me y,,r York Assoefated Preu
Dnrnn reb --Oficlal assurances from Rome that
the Marouis di Rudni will personally gulde I'ai!
foreign policy assuming sign1r CFSpis eI's~teino''s
including strengthened armainent-' nave '''"'''i
much disquiet here Emperor Nhlah nan co'h
munica,lon from King Humbert at the earliest period
- tho Cobpot crisis ntlmaing his determination to
,croe IN no Ministry that would imperil the Drelbund
hut tho Kaiser desired further assurances. Chancellor
Won Caprv during his recent visit to Man. arranged
for the completion OF the italian armament WIN the
newest weapons smokcess powder. etc. involving an
Outlav of the money derived from the new l1'lan
lo,n TO which Signor CrlSpi aSsened. on Chancellor
Won Caprlvs return here diplomatic documents form
enc fine appcndix OF a treaty Of alliance got
from Signor Cr,spi formally pedging Italy to army
reforms iD which the German Government was To as
sIsi I'm the manufac OF weapons the prOductO OF
munitions and the furnishing Of skilled instruction.
The question troubling the Emperor and his conhdants.
Chancellor Won Caprvi and Dr. Miguel, Prussian Min
lister Of Finance how far SignOr CrispS successor
would accept engagements made. Al one period OF
the crisis King Humbert appeared 10 find extreme
difficulty in getting the leading italian politicians with
whom he consulted 10 associate themselves with any
Ministers who were pledged 10 support expenditures for
the army likely to necessitate loan. DR.. Miguel
"A
OF German financial houses 10 promise 70 facilitate
new Italian loan when it should be found necessary
for the Government 10 obtain funds. on Thursday.
Marquis d Rudlni agreed TO the Crispi contracts I'm
block, whereupOn King Humbert conhded 20
him the work Of forming Ministry.
King Humberts action during the anxious time is
understood have elected expression Of personal
esteem from Emperor Francis Joseph. and IL Is now
reported here that the Austrian Emperor actually went
ppfh ~ xiG he in tho
course OF the year.
vOY wALDERsEE's SUCCESSOR.
The Emperor has not vet settled the succcSsoshp
10 General Won Waldersec Yesterday General Won
Witch announced as the new chief OF staff. To
day General Schliefen had long conference Ayh
the Kaiser fact that gave rise to the report that
he would succeed General Won Wadersee. General
waldersee has arady gone 10 Altoona to assume command
of the Ninth Army Corps. The " Hamburg Mach
richtcn" greeted his advent with free
criticism. in which II described him as
master Of smaller strategy without
any idea Of true military grandeur Ri,
marclp's organ probably exaeccntcs the Princes
anmus against fallen foe. General Won Waldcrco
has privately expressed wish wthdray absolutely
from public life, and he only accepted the command
of the Ninth Corps in submission to the Kaiscr's
order. The Kaiser means 10 succeed General Won
Wadersee himself and in tho event of will assume
individual responsibility Tor the movements Of the
forces. Beyond military circles the anxiety 10
who will De selected by the Emperor Is widespread
OPPOSITION TO COLONI Al EXTENSION.
The debates on colonial matters in the Rechstag
disclosed the fact that there had been rapid abate
ment ia the of the members who favored German
colonial extension. No prominent man Of any party
avOwed adherence to projects for further territorial
ACQUISITION. The denial by Chancellor CapriN
that the Government wished tO sell the colonies evoked
the remark from the socialist Nollman that II would
be well 10 give them to Prince Bismarck as a National
gift.
STATE CONTROL OF THE LYMPH
Although the Government has definitely abandoned
the monopoly OF the production Of Kochinc measures
are being prepared for rigid state control Of IT. sale
and a strict supervision Of i- manufacture Chemists
will not be allowed 10 sell the lymph unless the State
aualy sts have confirmed It's purity. Under an order
FROM Minister GOsslcr, all clinics OF pathological
Institutes Of the Ppssan universities report Tie ~
suits Of treatment by The Koch method. The state
ment OF Professor HonOeh. the great authority Of th'
IeTlin University Childrcn's diseases, re
eardlng the danger Of treating children with
the lymph, Is supported hy other authorities
improvements III fifteen caecs, Improvement In ten,
aud seven deaths He concludes that the injections
must be small and must be given at long intervals.
MINISTER PHELPss BALL
The winter season in the German Capital is cspc-
cially gay, there being an mccssant Of official
dinners and balls. The ball given 10y the United
States Minister. William Walter Phelps, at the
American Legation Thurday. I'm honor Of his
wifc's return attended by the leading diplomats,
German Ministers aud court and military diguitarics.