New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-17
SUNDAY EDITION.
JULY IL, 1892.
SILENT ABOUT BISMARCK.
THE EMPEROR Orders THE DISPUTE TO
BE IGNORED.
GERMAN RELATIONS WITH TILE VATICAN IN.
PROVING.

PROVING.
copprfght; 1892: BIZ the Ns,r York Associatsd Pres
Berlin. July l6.-Since starting his journey to
the North the Emperor has sent instructions TO Chan
celor von CaprT ignore the Bismarck controversy
Hence though day does not pass without the Princes
organs making fresh attack on the Government the
semLofical press remains silent. A majority of the
other papers follow this dignifed example including
the National Liberal journals The Freisnnige organs
alone try TO keep the dispute seethng while the
Socialist papers seize what advantage Prince Bis
marck's ndiscretions give them to assail him. The
official circle entirely dscreds the report that General
Count Won Waldersee is melting the Prince
IMPROVING RELATIONS WITH THE VATICAN.
The relations OF the Government with the Vatican
tend TO improve. With view TO cultivaung the
Centre party Chancellor Capriv has expedited the
sperrgelder arrangements. under which sum OF
100000 marks voted by the Lower House of the
Pruseian Diet in restitution for the the Catholic
clergy were deprived OF during the Kulturkampf will
be paid. The Commissioners who were appointed after
the passed have been lingering the de-
tails Of the distribution OF the money. The Chan
oelor has energeucally brought their deliberations
close, and the Commissioners now report that the
money will be distributed within three months. An
other smicabe step has been the appointment OF Herr
von Buelow brother OF the weu-lmown general, TO
succeed Herr Sciloezer as Special Minister TO the
Vatican.
THE EMPEROR'S WHALING CRUISE
The Emperor Is on whaling cruise in the North
sea on board the Adler. He is in excellent health
and seals daily dispatche, TO the different Ministers
He will return to Berlin in August.
ROYALTIES W:InNG GERMANY.
Among the royalties who are visiting Germany are
King Alexander Of Scrvia, who is with his father
King Milan. at Ems. and Queen Elizabeth Of Rumsnla
Carmen SYLVIA, who is at Neunied. The latter Is
chronic invalid
EXPORTS tt THE UNITED STATES.
The exports to the United States from the consular
district OF Chemnitz during the quarter ended june
80 amounted to a total of slo76o00. increase OF
$4,000 over the corresponding quarter In 1891.
The woollen centre Of sOnnenbers exported during
the last quarter goods valued at 1885, 0g2. The
Chamber of Commerce of Aachcn reports that though
the cloth exports TO the United states were great
during the first half Of the year, the profits were
small, owing to the Mckinley tanf and the fall in
prices.
BOSTON NEGRO PENsIONED.
Among the pensioners of the state insurance for the
aged Is Boston negro named Walker. who is seventy
four years old lie served in the English Navy during
the Crlmean in the United States Navy during the
Rebellion and afterward in the Russian Navy. Iio
drifted Berlin and earned living among artists.
lie became natralizcd German, and such receives
a small pension.
EX:ENA TOR INGALLS, ENTERTAINED.
William Walter Phelps gave luncheon in honor
Of x-SenatOr ingalls,. Among the officers present
were Colonel Clous Captain OConne and Lieutenants
Whitney, shipton and O'ConneL, all of the United
States Army. who are here studying. Consul General
Edwards entertained the circle at his house in
Potsdam Ex-senator Ingalls, has started for Vienna.
wORKIEG Fer INDIAN CORN.
Minister Phelps is actively working in favor OF
American Indian corn. The German Government is
still experimenting with it, ii has been asserted
that disease in the French Army is due TO its
Minister Phelps has secured a statement through the
Legation Paris from VI. Ribot, the French Foreign
Minister explicitly denying the report. NJ. Ribot
states that Indian never used to feed French
soldiers.