New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
A CRISIS ANTICIPATED.
The BUDGET Likely TO CAUSE TROUBLE
IN THE REICHSTAG.
COMBINATIONS OF PARTIES AGAINST THE GOV.
ERNMENT-THE DUKE OF CUMBER.
LANDS CLAIMS

ERNMENT-THE DUKE OF CUMBER
LANDS CLAIMS.
Copyright; 1892: By The New. York Assocfat.d Pre-"
Berlin. October 1.-The Relchsag will reopen on
October 20. and Immediately after the sessions begin
there Will be period 0; gravest danger OF Minis
teriai crisis. The Government has determined not
to delay the presentation OF the budget, which In
cludes the credits arising OF account OF the army
bills. Prince Bismarcks friends announce as a GER
talnty that the ex-Chancelor's long-expected reap
penrance In the Reichstag will at last occur lie
Will appear as hostile critic Of the Governments
proposals. In view OF the severe party struggle
which expected the leaders OF the different groups
ere trying to range themselves. The Government
will rely for support a coalition OF Conservatives
and Ccntrsts. which is now apparently Effected
Under the new cartel The Catholic electors are max
ing a somersaut and returning 10 the Conservatives
The Freisinnige party decry the coalition OF the
priests Black Cartel The application OF epithets
however. does not affect the fact that the combination
will the Governments measures. The centre
party will doubtless bargain with the Emperor and
Chancellor Won Capriv for some advantage for the
Catholic Church in exchange for their support
PROPOSED TAX on BEER.
The Bundesrath finds unusual difficulty in agreeing
upon the taxation required to meet the dehcit ana
the new expenditures. The Bavarian Government per
ssts Its absolute refusal to agree to tax being paced
on beer. Herr MIGUEL. the Finance Minister has
originated proposal to force Bavaria mo hhe oS
placing an extra tax on Bavarian beer consumed In
Prussia. His colleagues In the PruSslan MINISTRY hesi
tate to approve the suggestion. Such measure would
be certain TO cause Intense irritation In Bavaria.
COLD WEATHER HELPS FIGHT THE CHOLERA.
The setting In OF colder weather has assisted In the
repression OF cholera everywhere. Under the warn
ings OF Professor Koch, the authorities during the
winter will effect such sanitation will enable them
to cope with n chance outbreak In the spring Ihe
commission on the formation of sanitary law mas
Professor Koch. DR.. Won Coler and other sceh'lSts
to assist 1t. Surprise Is expressed that professor
Vrchow has no share In the work o. the commission
lame excuse Is given that he was absent from berin
NJ the time the body was formed. The probable
reason is the late dscord existing between Professor
Virchow and Professor Koch Professor |irchow has
inst completed a great ethnic work. entitled "Grania
Ethnica Americana" which he intends to send to
Chicago.
THE KING OF HANOvER'S LIBRARY.
The Duke OF Cumberland claims that the royal
library and art collections. which were partly oough'
and largely Inherited by his father. the King OF nan
over belong to him by the terms OF the recent seV
Element regarding Hanover. The Prussian Govern,
men refuses 10 surrender the treasures on he GROUND
Tint they belong to Hanover which. as state has
been absorbed by Prussia court rePUri say , ',,
that he will meet the Duke of Cumberland and cement
their friendship by according his claims; me ne r.i
Pcror desires the interview so as b e' GOODS once
belonging to the house Of Hanover
GERMAN EXHIBITORS COMPLAIN.
The Berlin papers continue their complaints about
the discrimination against German exhibitors at the
Chicago Columbian Exhibition. long article III 'he
"Tageblatt' calls upon the American press 70 uS
Its Influence TO combat the exofoi'at TsS,,,on
reported TO be 80 expensv, and difficult 10 secure
that the German exhibitors must run tner own i'S"'