The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-17
"A GERMAN EXHIBIT
The Reichstag Passes an Appro-
priatiOn for One at Chicago.
THE WAR CLOUD IN THE EAST
Crisis in the Affairs of Servia and Bulgaria
Expected-Troubles Of German-Amer
leans I'm Fatherland.

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the New York Associated Press = In the
course of discussion in the reichstag to-
day on the question of grant for Ger
man exhibit at the Chicago Columbian ex-
position in 1898, Dr. Won Rottenburg, sec
rotary to the chancellor, said while a large
number of manufacturers in some trades,
such as the silk and leather trade. will be
represented at the fair, others, notably
owners of iron works, refuse to send eX-
hibits. This, DR.. Won Rottenburg said
was wrong policy, especially in view of
German interests in the South American
trade, which trade the United States are
now striving to obtain under reciprocity
treaties as part of the principles of the
Monroe doctrine. German manufacturers,
ne declared, would best consult their own
interests by
SENDING EXHIBITS TO CHICAGO
where their products could be seen by
South American and other traders
throughout the world. The i'll feeling en-
tertained against Americans on account of
the Mckinley bill was all wrong. Every
state ha right to protect its own inter-
ests. Other speakers took similar views
and the grant was passed unanimously.
The house then proceeded with the debate
on the budget. DR.. Little said he hoped
the government would come to an end at
an early date.
Concerning the projected international
exhibit at Berlin DIR. Won Rottenburg
vaguely promised the government would
favor the organization of general exhibit
tion. There is much talk of an interna-
tlonal exposition in Berlin in 1892.
THE FOREIGN OFFICE EXPECTS A CRISIS
shortly that will probably lead to war be-
tween SerVia and Bulgaria but no fear is
entertained of active Russian intervention.
The bulgarian government considers it OPP
perfume Tor bringing the difference between
Bulgaria and Seryia TO climax so il has
opened the case again by notifying Servia
1t Will no longer permit the gathering of
Bulgarian refugees in frontier forts.
Stambouloff, Bulgarian minister, has init
mated to the German and Austrian govern
ments the necessity OF Bulgaria taking
military measures on the frontier to pro
tect the country from sudden attack. The
best chance Of preserving peace lies in the
weakened condition of Russia.
THE DEFICIT IN THE PRUssIAN BUDGET
is chiefly due to the staten railway account,
In which there is a deficit of A., OOO 600
marks. In the estimated returns, Miguel
proposed TO enforce the strictest economy
In the railway administration, and less
money will be spent on public buildings,
He also hopes through the new income tax
to increase the revenues 100000 marks.
Rigid economy is now extending to all de-
partments depending on the finance minis
ter. Workmen who have been discharged
from the railway and a large number of
other men who are suffering through the
limitation of expenditures, are making an
cutlery, but majority Of the members of
the landtag support the minister Of finance.
MINISTER zEIDLIEz's EDUCATION BILL
has been presented to the landtag. and con
firms the worst fears of the Freisinnige
party as extending clerical control over the
schools. The Centrist section and Con-
servatives welcome the measure, and there
is strong probability that it will pass.
The note of the Swiss government
REJECTING THE FRENCH PROPOSALS
for commerce treaty says France. while
asking concessions similar to those Swift
erland has accorded Germany and Austria,
ignores what those countries accorded in
return.
The collapse of the printers strike is alb
solute- This is partly due to the influence of
thousand foreign compositors The loss
to the strikers amounts to IS, 600 marks,
while the total to men and masters amounts
to 5000, 900 marks
The American legation is busy with mil
itary cases of
GERMAN-AMERICANS
who have got into trouble by returning TO
this country. The men ought to under
stand all OF them leaving Germany after