New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
THE GERMAN ARMY BILL.
MOI LIKELY TO BE ACTED ON UNTIL A
FINANCIAL STATEMENT IS MADE.
THE REICHSTAG ANXIOUS TO LEARN TIE GOV
EMINENT PLANS FOR MEETING THE EXTRA
EXPENDITURE INvOLVED-MIQrEi'S
FISCAL KEFORMS-THE CZNREWITCH.

FISCAL REFORMS-THE CZNREWITCH.
Copyriqm. 1892: BIZ The A'soeio''d Press.
Berlin. Nov. 2G.-When the debate on The ihp''ih
budget opens in the Reichsag on Wednesday son" ~,
dication will be given 10 the manner III ""'"
the parties are likely TO range themselves on the ARMY
hill! The army estimates. prepared inn'pe"u''"H vi
the increased expenditures involved through 'Ii new
hill amount to $50 900 900 marks, being l2''oo'ooo
marks over the amount contained In the laS' p'"e'
There Is an almost unanimous feeling ahone inv
members of the TSeichstag against proceeding WIN INC
ARMY bill until the Governments financial pro)ec,S
connected with the measure are tulIN u'S'"
Tho UolSe will compel Chancellor Won CaprlV I'd "aAo
nm explicit statement during the discussion OF tn'
general estimates Until full oihchi oeo'"""o'
IS made OF the Government plans for new a"""o"'
covering the extra expenditures. the Leading mem
hers Of the RcichStag Nucent res"i"'"s -"
lines of attack or defence.
7, the moan time II the tone of the Centrst and
National Liberal organs IS an infallible guioe' 'he
fate OF the Army bill will be s'utN. W'o'.e
TO these organs the measure VIII DE- "ee"''u VII "
first reading. Chancellor Won Capvi WIN resign WIN
in a fortnight and the Rcich'tag Will be dissolved
soon after he leaves Office. The elecuohs 'or NC"
nemhers will end I'm January. and VIII result III
stronger opposition than Is In the present Io'se'
Government officials are confident that ho"e VI NV
nredctions will be fulfilled. They say the Dill VIII
be debated on December b. and Will pass the n's'
reading Inv a fair majority. Then II viii be sent I"
committee.
THE ANTI-JTSUIT REPEAL BILL
Chancellor Won Caprivi. recently as Inc aN' seN-
sion opposed the CentrSt proposal 10 repe'h the Ia"
against the Jesuits but the party have chosen 'Ae
right moment TO bring pressure upon the "o'e'"
ment which will surrender and viii neither Oppose
nor support the bill. The German people "a ""O'''
ore indifferent about the Jesut-, the presence OF
few hundred az whom would not he ielt DN '"e ''u"
FRY About forty Centrsts who do not support 'he
plans of the rest of the party Will oppose 'h' DIAL
The Government has also TO take INTO cohSlu'r"i'"
the wrath that will be aroused among 'he 'ohSerV'-
tivcs by the return of the Je'ni's
MINISTER McUEL'S FISCAL REFORM
The Lower House OF the PrIsSian Diet Is ABSORBED
in tho discussion OF Finance Minister Miquels fiscal
reforms The spectacle of eN Minister herri"r'" Wv
nouncinc his former colleagues is almost without pre-
cedent I'm the history OF the landtag 'eunt LIN
bo.Irg>tarm upbfaidcd Herr eTurh Tor assuming a'i
attitude that unworthy statesman WHO hau JUS
lef, Office. Herr Heuf'lrth seemed 10 be S'""s u
,b,s reproach He replied that he had been oDi1''
/, resign because, while he was Minister ol 'h' III
terror he refused 10 submit 10 the demands Oh ,'e
pavart,u partv Minister Mquel's proposals. with
some minor amendments. were to-day referred l" "
committee. The Diet then adjourned sine Ole.
CZAREw1TCH NAY TAKE An AUSTRIAN BRIDE
Court and diplomatic circles here are excited over
a report tina, the Czarewitch. during his recent N>''
to Vienna paid marked attentions to Princess MARI"
Annunciada daughter OF ArchouRe MARI H"u"'e'
broher OF Emperor Francis Joseph. Princess Maria
will lie only seventeen years old on her next Dr'"'a!
She has lived life OF secusiOn, having been el"sa''u
at Castle Rechenau. Her mother. Princess N'ria
Theresa OF Braganza. who is the third vile "i '"'
Az, hduke Is a close friend of the Czarina BY tue
concert OF their parents the Princess and the Ohare
v,ch met AT every fetc given TO the latter III \ie"n
The reluctance OF the Russian heir apparent 10 marry.
hicb was greatly troubling the Car, Is now DeeVeu
TO have been overcome.
PLANNING BIG CANAL SYSTEM.
\ secret struggle IS proceeding between group %
German fnanciers and a French syndicate oN'' '"o
construction OF canal system u INK 'ne ~,
Nth tbe oder and the Moldau with the Eite. An
Austrian syndicate employed French engineers 10 sur
vey "a route and estimate The cost OF s'p Wna,.,,
Iornoct The great coal districts Of bohemia MohN
and siiesa with the Danube SH ma a Ja""'' n thc
aid can be completed for 26fOOooo norIs' ~ t
rr.nch pans are accepted, German money VIII hot
assist an the construction OF the canal me M
~ the Austrian railways declare lhiit 'ht va,
"l ,,,ons are erroneous AMI that the ultimate cost
~ the proposed work will be 4Ooooo'o nornS IA
mo authorities Of Bohemia Lower Austria ana
49, ,b nromi,e 10 contribute 100000 horns. there
Is no doubt that the canal VIII be bhllt'
GERMAN MILITARY BAND FOR THE WORLDS
FAIR
Emperor william has at last consented I" lei d"
German military band visit Chicago during 'he
World Fair. The best men will be selected Tor inc
nurp,se from the bands Of the different regiments.
The meu will be divided into two groups one wrafl9s
,hn Iniinr,u of the lst Infantry Guards, ana IRE
,,Ler wearing the Uniform Of the Guards du ofPs
me band Will undoubtedly create sensation III
Chicago. 1890. o,,
the engagement is announced Of Major WinSloe' the
Court Marshal OF the Princess Of schalniboirSLipPc
In Mis-, store, American girl
TIE HAVANA QUARANTINE RAISED