New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
PART II.
OCT. is, 1892.
THE MINISTRY SUBMIT.
M CRISIS LIKELY FROM THE GERMAN
ARMY BILL.

DID NOT MEET THE tMfthOn
copyrght; 1892: By The Ne"Y York ASSOCIATED f7e''
psr,,n Oct 15.-Public attention here Is cmehy
airected 10 the Military bill. which not sihgle Io
except the Government organs, Supports A" 49, q,
,a,tv general belief that a crisis was Impending III
Tho prussian Cabinet, arising from the oNerseh'' W
,.,-, In regard 10 the bill. has become greatly iho
ead Even the opposition now admit tin' 'ne'e "
little ground for any such belief Az ine'"ne
the Prussan Cabinet no active opposiuoh was ny
N the measure. The Ministry accepted ue ',ii y"
condition that the extra expenditure involved De ooe
no m. Empire and no, by Prussia Alone i'e
assurance of Chancellor Won Caprvi on the poin' "p
neored to be satisfactory to them. Herr M'que''
I,rssan Minister of Finance from whom the strongest
onnositiop TO the measure was eApeo'Tu' '
himself with explaining the financial results VI ~.
hill TIE radical journals sarcastCsny comment
upon what they term the submission Oh o,e nn,,ton
The Centre party stn maintains show OF oppos''ioh
49,. .hare f. M lack OF evidence that large secuoh
of the parry will support the bill II shsn' n'ouin'"
tons are made .,, 4, T., ,o..d
IN excellent authority that he was al hrSl reiuo'a'
N waive his objections. chiefly on accouIV Vi ne
rs.t increase In the expenditures The Chance'ior
sowever with much assistance. converted him 10 the
on,n,on that the proposed changes were apsoiu'eiS
accessory on political grounds
The nrospect of the bill passing the Rechstag has
bean improved by a repor that the Government nus
Aacided To cOncede TO Parliament ue 'ie"' w
onnnallv tbe peace footing Of the army IL the time
=, service IS also reduced 10 two years, IL Is ho'
,uralv that the bill Will be supported by the Con
..rvatives Free Conservatives. National Liberals anu
C.ntrists, which will suffice to insure Government
mo,oritv Next week he bill will be suDm''eu 10
.h Rundesrath which Is expected speedily 10 auopl
:, a. all the German governments are acquainted
With and have approved OF its contehs'
IT., Co,ogne Gazette which is the best authority
80 ,be snbiect has published certain details OF ue
,an from which It appears that the measure speoan9
rrov,des for an enormous increase III the ar'iieIS
hran.h OF the service putting 1t greatly III eA'erS
~ the French artillery, which since the frenon
military reorganization has exceeded the GERMAN
vr TALKED 1T OVER WITH FRANCIS JOSEPH
Although Emperor william spent the greater part
q, his visit TO Vienna in shooting ana siehsee"s' Nv
found time 10 have several lengthy private coh'o's"
,ions With Emperor Francis Joseph 1t Is UNDERSTOOD
Tho, these interviews chiefly devoted TO Tue us
onss,on al army reorganization. Emperor WhIlam' IL
+, oo,d obtained Emperor Francis Joscph's assurance
that tie lessons taught by the German eAp'rii''n7
vropld mt be ignored by Austria Inc alWr i really
oujte as much interested in the question as Is "o.
onr seeing that two years service largely preVas
I'm the Austrian army, on account OF the i"s' army
bin which increased the yearly conscripnoh "n"ou'
proportiopately augmenting the peace ehecuNe'
THE BANOvERIAN SUCCESSION AGAIN.
7, 4. rsnor,ed that tn. meeting arranged to take
Mace between Emperor Wsm and the DUKE Vi Nuh'
berand at schoenbrunn TO discuss the qufsuon Vi N
brunswick succession fell through OWING 10 '"e eN
Oncen OF Hanover persuading the Duke OF Cuhpcriau
mot 10 CO. The Duke is In quandary. queen VIZ
tra advises him 10 renounce his claim TO the throne
y, Usnover while his own mother vehementy opposes
q renuncation which would lie against MS la'he'
diving wishes II the Duke follows Queen Victoras
oorns., Il Is thought possible that his eldest son VIII
hs allowed to succeed to the throne OF Bruhs"ioA'
no all
of his fatber's immense wealth
EXPORTS TO AMERICA INCREASED.
A report giving the exports to America from q"
consular district of Berlin for the last three monue
shows that they have increased 81. 800 compared
with the corresponding period last year. me lhcfao
Is mainly due TO the Hamburg sugar trcoaa y,
$40 OOO an the value OF the Knitted goods eApoi'cu
fom Chemnitz The exports from Inc later Pi pa
were especially large In view OF the TACT tlao ~
were 25 per cent lower OWING 10 OIe ene''' VI Wv
Mckinley law and the low prices OF cot'oh
DIRECTOR JUNKERMAN ABsCoNDs.
A sonsauon has been caused in the theatrical worid
nv tho ahsconding of Herr Junkernan, director OF te
Meme Dentsche Opera House. who IS very heavily III
deh, lie has gone to Monaco with his mistIefSaS'
leaving his family penniless ana MS cOnp and
Junkerman's father has often PLAYED IN America any
he viii appear In New-Yorl in November lie miiecN
has lost money through assisting his SON
HOW GERMAN PAPERS VIEW 1T.
Most OF the German papers contain arnces uio"
Columbus All agree that the destiny OF the '"''.
American continent is unavodab!y bound up WIFI anu
can only be accomplished through the progress anu
leadership OF the United states