New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
GERMAN POLITICAL PROBLEMS.
THE ARMY BILL. AND THE FISCAL RE-
FORMS LIKELY TO BE PASSED
PRINCE BISMARCK oRr1C1sEs THE PRESENT
MINIerRY-CoMMERCIAL TREATY WITH
RvssIA-MINIsTER PHELPss


| RvssIA-MIMsTER PHELPs's
HOSPITALITY.
| Copyright: 1892. By The NeS York A"ocfded Pre-"
| Berlin Oct o9.-Emperor william will open tho
Reiohstag In person on November o. While the
| Imperial Parliament Is wrestling over the Army
bill the PrussIan hndtag, which has been summoh'd
TO on November O. will BE- involved IN an eager
| party fight on the fiscal reforms proposed ny Dr.
Miguel, Minister OF Finance. Roth sessions Will
strain the energies OF the Ministers and produce crisis
periods' yet the official circle Is confident that the
Army bill Will be approved and that the proposed
budget will meet with acceptance. The storm OF abuse
with which the Government proposals were assailed
| when they first published Is suhidng Tn"
Government appears likely benefit greatly ny the
| socallrd premature disclosure NJ the Army bill.
Never has a Government project had such fridd
| reception from It's expected supporters or aroused
greater clamor among It's natural opponsnts
Now. however. the tone Of the Centrlat organs hae
been modified The "Germania' suggests that the
bill will be possible II tho Government reduces Its
demands. The Conservative press fencfates the
country on the prospect Of the increased soltdty OF
the Army and praises tho section Of the bill returning
in the hands OF the Government the power to Keep
certain class OF troops In the service for three years
Thi, change VI front points 10 the whole Conservative
strengti-127 votes--being cast for the measure
In obi ain the necessary 100 votes TO carry
the bill Chancellor Won Capriv can rely on the
Centrsts stepping into Ike under Inducements that
already on the verge OF acceptance
PLAIN WORDS FROM PRINCE BISMARCK.
Prince Bismarck will not rcappear In the Rechstag
n the success Of the coalition against tn" Govern
ment absolutely secure. With himself master OF
tie situation he would hesitate u take his Feat
again but the lat person who tried 10 get All inter
view With him could not obtain sidelisht on
IN" Princes attitude toward the impending struggle.
lis criticisms chiefly personalities. The present
Minister'S. b" said. insignificant. and tn" COW
"ring to the shield they present is so TRANSPARENT
that The Emperor himself always shines through
idea. ne added, for ruler even with the best lnon,
lions. to appear so frequently In IA" political feli
,rinc. bismarck saG ~" fshI with Minister, vii"
re mon of straw has no charn' for me-. some OF
that feed thcn, They have arr" families there
other things that demand tia, they retain their
Of ofir, than am. bui b" has long seen thu" comp.
titton with certain Minister'S IS possible provided
only that on" previously wears livery Tor som"
years"
roR A RussOGERMAN COMMERCIAL TREATY
The nceo.iations for a commercial treaty with
Ru, ala are about to b. resumed. dispatch received
hcrr to-day from st. Petersburg announces III" ap-
pointmrni Of tn" penlo'rn'iarics h'add by MIN
is,cr Tmnge Russia has assrnted Tn a reduction or
her tariff on German coal and the Minister Of Ma
line has Joined the commission IN order TO assist III
rcsulne the coal question tn" r1nm,'',o , also in
,.eria, domains. Russia Il In earnest and Germany
h r,rdy to respond
VIOLENT SOCIALIST MANIFESTO
Tho programme Of the independent socialist p'rfv
has finally been dr,ftcd. ard II marks thei: d"fni'
tive secession from N. man body OF the social
Democrats The manifesto is the embodiment OF
shc.- Anarohlsm TIE rnr;y has growing NUN
her of ndh.rents In Germany. The 50 iallS m"m'fs
Of the Reich tag. l"rrn Hne"i Bel el. LlrhkN.cm'
snd and A OF wiz si"I,c party, witch viii b. hrld in
Imrln on November Is. 10 d. nonn'e the manifesto a.
snu >hlnl',u''
rNrFHTAINrD BY MINISTER PHELPS
Wi,,inm Walter Phelps. the American Minister here
reoently cave a dinner In horor Of Professor Nrchow
Among N. r7iesA we're A. ID. WHITE the American
Minister 20 Russia President Becker. OF the Academy
~ Arts. and Herr Earth. EDITOR Of III" Nation
Mr. P-lp, also entertained the wife Of Cousil Mason
who Is stationed al Franh'' All the sIe. ,no %srs
H. and Mrs Boise. Mr.. aud Mr. q: W. Nh'rhlry.
Mr. @nd M nc "Sanra I" ns "lmar 5 ST. rsy
n cleveland. The %sin season thai wa. op"mng
brilliantly nj the American Legation WAS intriiip,N
by The i.w. o. Mrs. IinIr-'n's DEATH Mr.. Up
hsh isru'f invitations L, dinner IL honor 81 YIN
"rd sc,,ava.or t." Russan Amhns. T. G'rmany.
and o,l.'r noted N y would ave been pr"-''. ih
lnv,'a,.n"s withdrawn when " WAS learned tha'
Mr.. Harrison Wa dead
| WILL nEFrsF IT. FoHw ARE THE~f FMIGEAN1S.
The .,pr.scn,a;v" Of th" Associated Ir~N has been
informed that the C.rnlan steamship COMPANIES have
agreed not to forward Rus SIAN, irngaranS to IN"
,ni,, state, as long as cholera exist, in Russia ana
| Hungary The r.lrrf, current In New York mat
| I,nl .lnanS viii also IT, "N'lI"ri are r"r'',!.
| jl,ml,lrc American Company VII contlnr" Dispatch
| n, f.. steamer, from Wllh,m-lav'n until Hamburg
| f. declared free of cholera.
| To COMPETE WITH TIE STANDARD
Tn. Iakm Standard oil Company has been formed
| here. Its aim Is to c"rnpri" with the American
standard on Company for the German market Ih"
comp,ny ha, built wnrrho>-, AT Bremen and AmNi"r-
| dam for the ,toIag" Of Russian OIL
TESTING NEW KIND on \RMoH
rx,sliurr,s lav. recently been made In GERMANY
| with , new Kind Of arm"r whlrh Is said To b. iar
.un,-or ~ any KIND heretofore made" II Is asserted
ha, th. resisting qualities az his a,'n"r ar" SO great
hat "A thin iavrr nf Il viii prevent the pHShs' VI u"
n.w small culh.r rife bun"'>.