New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
A CRISIS IMMINENT.
GREAT OPPOSITION TO HE GERMAN EDu-
CATION BILL.
THE GOVERNMENT AT LAST YIELDS BEFo"H 4
PRINCE BISMARCK WATCHES TIE
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Herlin Jan. Gothic debate on the Secarian EIu,a'
lion bill I'm the Lower House Of the Pn''San b'e' '
dav was conducted with IS acnmony on al ''US
chan has ureyiouslv marked the discussion u inc
measure The debate closed 10y agreslnS - rnc'
the hill 10 a committee of twenty eight Chah' -"'r
Won Caprivi's speech the bill Yesterday s"o"ou ~
sign of any disposition toward cohciilauoh en-
then however, private negotiations III VIII" i'~''
,fouel the Irussau Minister OF Commerce VIA"
ceor Won Capnvi and Herr Won Bennlgseh "ef' con-
cerncd have given Ii,e TO nope that the Government
,rul assc3t TO 80 model the clauses "a 10 dVes' inc
measure Of It's most obnoxious ica'uies Inns
departure is due 10 the Government. 'e'''1'"7
the strength Of the coalition Of the MODERATE 'C"
servatves National Liberals and FIeSih'ieo' N
less the Government sin really force inc '"'"
through with the depleted majority Uu' " "o"''
reeul, in a rupture I'm the Ministry, the lheNnap'e u'
solution of the Diet and the formation Oh StfD anu
united Liberal party backed by popuh" as"''o",
which would eventually oyerturn the Government ",'
lead 10 a general reaction against '"o '"P0''
policy. ~
ILnrRAr. SPEAKERS ANSWER THE CnNtNLLoH'
mr. rnedburg a National Liberal, replying 10 ''o
,.'co,,or e,d that = coalition against the Govern
ment was a mere hypothesis IL "lSnt n'ppo" o..
tbe defence OF religious liberties threw 'he Pd'' "
pether Herr Riokert, the Freisnnlge ieauer' "V'"'
himself as opposed " any eomlr"Hh'9' " "'9 49,.
uossibe. he said to alter the measure ~ - :" No.
a accountable II 1t ever became Il law 1t wouo pio''
useless as a weapon against the sOoia Do"'o''"os
chancellor Won Caprivi upon the conclusion Oh ie'i
p,cre,t,s address commented upon the oppoNuoh VI
the National Liberals a impIylAe Only ''" Pc
s,hle copdtons-that the Government must V,I'
into a lasting compact with the N"''o"u' A
erals-an impOssbilty in prussia "ne'e ~ ~
lions OF the Government depended up'"
King: or tho party must take the Government j"
oond,,,on that the Government would oppose 10 'nc
hast or the party must allow itself 10 be leu US '4o
t;6vernment-an arrangement he wou'u Ao' ,u77|n "
tho Naiional Liberals. The whole tenor I'll 'ne man
eel or's remarks indicated his desire TO hNolu '"'
rupture With the National Liberals
THE SITUATION NEARING A CRISIS
Tho House is now adjourned until "Wednesday l"
a., meantime the situation of suspended cria''
MINISTER'S Doetticher ana !IIerrfurih VIII resign WIZ"
Herr MIGUEL if the Emperor King does h'' anu" ."0
Chancellor TO assent to crucial amendments
Won Zedlitz alone IN the Cabinet urges tht ho 'o"
s,ons be made 1t is probable that the Issue u wv
struggle will be to preciptate ue ec"V'i a
which is due in the autumn. The Liberals are con,
Co.,. .,t tho hulk Of the Prussian electorate Will
vote against the Government.
R1sN,RCK DECLINES TO COMMIT HIMSELF.
Prince Bismarck declines to comiht hi.n'ci V,'"el
for or against the bill. correspondent % -'''o''"
liberal paper vainly tried 10 Obtain an mlerl'e" VIZ
Din, ON The subject The Hamburger NachIichten'
Prince BlSmarcks organ, adopts al UNIV
thin tone 1t twts the conservatives WI" '
nnipr ,ool of the Government ana WIN
ceas,nC TO be n party having conscience loi 'Ie AZ
terests OF the country. II the hamburger -"'"
,ichten',. article was inspired by the irhce' II -
evident that he chiefly enjoys the struggle ~ nA'N
IN insure disaster 10 the Government ana feiue' ''0
Emperor King unpopular.
A WARNING IRON THE GRAND DUKE or ENH'H'
A renort which rs credited by tie court circle +
current 10 the effect that tue Grand DUKE OF h'e
has written to the King the grave consequence va
a nopular uprising ageinst religious COERCION Inv
Grand DIXIE is a man OF Liberal ideas AKIN 10 thOse oil
his broshsr- In law Emperor Frederick. He has, now
ever small influence with his nephew, Emperor VIII
lam.
INCREASED INFLUX OF HEBREWS EXPECTED
The Hebrew relief committee is making pfepaia-
tons for an increased influx OF Russian ehhe'a"'9.
General Gourko, Governor Of Warsaw mas au'horheu
Herr Bunau the Warsaw agent OF emei1iuoh' 70
organize an extensive system OF deportation; lhe
Russian Government VIII lacihtauD .In ;'"rtier
parRires by giving free railway transit 10 ue Ho"'I
Personal NOTES OF AMERICANA
Mark twain has been confined 10 his bed for a week
lie has been suffering with bad cold, but Is how ie-
covering. -
A concert Of the productions of 0pmbcr Of young
American composers was given t0lnghl nj ue 'o"
oertbeus IN Lepzcerstrasse Professor Urban led gre
stuments composed OF Elliot Schenck nephew Oh uc
lat American Minister. Mr. PendletOn. festival OVER
,ure by otis Boise, SYMPHONY OS Il; a. ""'"'' '
a dramatic overture by q. W. Chadwick 49,
MIR and Mr.. Dwight Collier ana MIS- ileIPO"'
Morgan have been presented at Court IN Dresden