New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

SOCIAL ATTENTIONS SHOWN THE AUSTRIAN
lIDXRS IN BERLIN.
MANY OF THE HORSES BADLY IyJuREp-A MIN
IsTERIAL CRIsds-EMPERoR wILLIAM-OP-

lsTERIAL CRIsds-EMPERoR wILLIAM-OP-
petition TO THE SUNDAY REST LAW.
Copyright; 1892 BY the Memo. York Assoeated Press
berhh, oct S.-The long distance military ride Is
the one topic Of conversation In this city, Despite
the disappointment OF the Germans at the winning OF
'he race by an Austrian and The better general time
made by the Austrans, they are avishng every Ibsp
talty upon the latter To-day series OF great races
was gwen In honor OF the Ausrians. Emperor William
Will return Monday evening from Welmar when
he VIII give the Austrians a dinner. lie will also
Visit the stables In which the Austrlans horses
kept Some Of the horses are irreparably injured. In
one stall at the stables is beautiful mare with both
her hind hoofs split She is evidently in great agony
she made the distance from Florisdorf 10 Berlin in
elghtytwo hours. OF fifty Others Inspected fifteen
ore disabled for life The thoroughbrcds suffered the
most Some Hungarian horses, scarcely bigger than
ponies seem to be in wonderfully good condition.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IMPENDING.
While tho horse has reigned supreme in the public
mind, ministerial crisis has been quietly preparing
The differences between Chancellor Won Capriv and
Herr MIGUEL. Prussian Minister OF Finance, have been
widcned through the action OF the Chancellor In com
pletey ignoring the Prussian Cabinet in the presenta
ton OF the Military bill. 1t Is predicted that the
Chancellor will dissolve the Reichstag II the bill falls
to pass. The Radical papers jubllant over this
outlook. The "Vosssche Zctung" says to-day that
there is no chance OF the bill passing. and calls upon
the Government to withdraw ut least post pone the
bill The Chancellor. in the meantime, circulatcs the
story that the bin proposed IS practically the
same the one prepared by Prince Bismarck. which
had the approval OF General Count Won Waldersee
who then Secretary Of War; and that there Is no
truth in TIE reports that either the Chief of staff the
Minister Of War objects to Its provisions.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS EAR TROUBLE.
The "Coogne Gazette few days ago. published
~ uIote d abo he
| the Emperor alleged TO have with one OF his
ears. The denial is said to have come straight from
the court, the Empero: being exceedingly sensitive
| on the subject Prince Bismarcks organ now pro
claims that the story is perfectly true and that 1t
folly deny It, 1t adds that the facts we'll
known to all the intimate relations OF the Emperor.
THE KA;sER'5 FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES.
Stories Of the Empcror's financial difficulties are
| again current. His father and grandfather allowed
| army subaerns a certain amount Of money each
| month if they were without private means. En-
! peror William refuses to continue this practice. and
no further grants will be made, though the present
recipients under the old system will continue to draw
the sums allotted to them until they are promoted
| The number Of subaerns receiving the bounty Is
| small They are mainly the sons Of men who died
on the field whose families have been for genera
lions In the Prisslan service. The EnperOrs acuoi
in this matter has caused much gossip, ana IL ~
serted be positive evidence that lie is pressed Tor
money. ,, .,o o,oo
|
| ton of Herr Zellc, who Is ardent Liberal, rs
BurgJmasier of Berlin, is regarded us OF great pou,
cal Importance. The Emperor confirmed the eieGtlon
| OF Herr Won Fockenbeck, the predecessor OF nsrr
Zclle but 1t Is said he remarked to Minister Herrurn
| who pressed him TO the confirmation. Don't icy me
| be asked again 10 confirm the election OF LIBERIA
Burr,master' The message was pleasant snrpri,Se,
and IL is regarded sign that the time oil boycoths
| notcsl opponents OF the Government Is over
oPpo-qNG THE NEW SUNDAY REST LAW.
Three thousand retail traders OF Cologne have pc-
| ttoned the Federal Council and the Emperor 70
| abolish the new sunday Rest law. They assure the
| Emperor that sunday rest tends to make employ -
| not more religious. hut more pleasure seeking ann
| discontented The Chamber OF commerce OF uPPel
bavaria Is preparing 10 agatc the question, hoFhs
| The same views as tic Cologne petitioners.
THE GERMAN EXHIBIT FOR CHICAGO.
| The German exhibit for the Chicago Columbian Ex'
| h,bltfon IS so nearly completed that Herr Wermuu
the Imperial COMMISSIONER says it Will DO dspatched
| next month, IL necessary
FEW AMERICANS IN BERLIN
Not In many years have there been so rev AMER
cans in Perrin as at present Social life In the Amerl
| can colony Is about at a standsuu