New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
SUNDAY EDITION.
JUNE &c, 1892.
GERMANY PLEDGES SUPPORT
ITALIAN FINANCES TO BE ASSISTED.
TINE CONDITION TO BE TIE MAINTENANCE OF
THE ARMY AND NAYY-BISMARCK'S
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.


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,erin June o5-The interviews between Signor Brin.
Italian Minister OF Foreign Affairs, Chancellor Won
Caprvs and the Emperor resulted in promise OF
cernan support for Italian finances condition that
the Italian army and be sustained at their pres
emit strength. King lIumber proposed a large re-
duction in the army, reported 10 be much as 10000
men, pleading the absolute financial necessity for such
q reduction. The Emperor succeeded In persuadng
him against making any reduction mainly through
pledgns the assistance of the leading banks of Ger
many In an operation for the purchase Of existing
italian bonds and also, required, the assistance of
n syndicatc to take a new Italian loan.
s1GNoR BRIN THINKS PEACE ASSURED.
signor Brn. in interview before starting on his
return Rome yesterday, said that Inc could foresec
nothing that likely for long time to disturb
the pacific relations Of the European POWERS. Whom
asked whether rot II true that the Car HAD
invited Emperor Francis Joseph TO a conference at
skicrniwce Spala Signor Brin cautiously admitted
that he hal heard something concerning the subject
adding that the arrangements were stall matter of re-
serve. SgO Bin declined to say anything as 10 the
financial position Of italy, except that the italian
Ministry WOULD be strengthened by tho friendly attitude
OF the German Government. According to the Foreign
Office here Italy will be financially strong If she gets
time arrange her affairs.
TIE KING AND QUEEN OF ITALY AT FRANKFORT.
The King and Queen of Italy and their party ar
HussaIs, Of which regiment King lumbert IS hon
orary colonel were mustered at the station to
ccve him. The King placed himself al the head Of
the regiment and marched to the Bockenheim Bar
racks, where he took luncheon With the officers.
Queen Margherita went TO IIomburg to congratulate
Empress Frederick upon the bctrothal OF her
daughter Princess Margaret to Prince Frederick
Charles, the eldest Of the Lanlgrave OF icssc.
The Court circle here views tla match not great
catch for the Princess. II is purely love affair
PRINCE BIsMARCK's TR1UMPHAL PROGRESS.
Bismarck's tiumphal progress reached Its climax
tonight at a reception given IN his honor ut the
Rathhaus at Munich The Prince was never popular In
Bavaria during his tenure OF office, but since his fall
and especially since his opposition to the Emperor his
popularity has been greatly enhanced. The Prince
Regent Of bavaria and all the Royal Amily left Munich
In order to avoid giving the Prince reception, but
before going the Regent directed the organizers OF the
fccs in the Princes honor to spare nothing to make
them successful AT the dinner given at the Rathhaus
oil the guests brmmed over with enthusiasm Prince
Bismarck expressed his thanks for the reception given
to him. He hoped that peace would continue to be as
sured the Empire by the existing alliances, matter
which was OF special import in connection with the
security Of the Bavaran frontier. Some illusions in
the speech plainly indicated Prince Bismarcks desire
to convey the impression that the policy of Emperor
William and Chancellor CapIiv was failure
and mensced the future of Bavaria. as it did that OF
other parts Of the Empire. II Is believed that the
Regent Of Bavaria will meet Prince Bismarck privately
al Kissingen where the ex -Chancellor is going.
Tho Regent IS thoroughly in sympathy with Prince
Bismarck.
CHOLERA FEARED IN ST PETERSBURG.
Alarming advices come from ST. Petersburg showing
that that city is preparing for outbreak Of cholera
The Medical Department Of the Ministry Of the In
tcror has issued instructions giving special information
as to the to follow In the cholera appears
In the chic. towns special commissions Of doctors
hive been be formed TO carry ont sanitary
measures Tho commissions will be empowered TO
force sanitary measures. The fulncss and precision
OF the Government order likely TO strike the public
with tho sense that great epidemic is impending.
THE EMPEROR AT STETTTN.
The Emperor is at stettin where he Is Launching
The varshIp Avso. He will return TO Kic on Tues
day and will then start a months voyage TO Nor
POULrNEY BIGELOw IN HIGH FAVOR
Poultney Dlgelow and Frederick Remington. the
artist who were expelled from Russia short time
AGO have arrived here. Mr.. Bigelow complains OF
the lack OF interest shown in the by the American
Charge d'AnaIres at ST. Petersburg. The affair has
made him still more a pei soma glTtta with Emperor
William He has invited both to state DINER ana a
concert given In honor of King Humbeit
COUNT BERNsTORFF WILL COME TO AMERICA.
Count Bernstorf head Of many charities here has
told william Walter Phelps, the American Minister,
that he will represent Germany at the Evangelical Al
iisnce aud kindred conferences to be held III chicago