Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
am WORLD ITEMS.
,,v,s MILITARY BILL MORE
likely TO GO THROUGH
,., for More Artillery Than
u us.-r.ossous Taught by
,,c Lope-Distanco RIDE.
800, 1899, by the New York Associated
lCoprf&N' Proas.l


,.,,x october i5--Public attention
BIN .r.oev directed to the military bill,
Ho'. ,., a single journal. except the
w." ...,t orcaus. supports. The re-
f''s'.., General belief that crisis
,o'' ending In the Prussian Cabinet,
Wy ..,.r ,lc divergence of votes IN re-
3.,,a. I,.i. has become greatly modi-
ga y,on inc opposition now admit that
TO- ..,,.s ground for any such belief
...,.o, n the Prussian Cabinet no
.....s t,an was offered 20 tho mea-
t.''' r, Ministry accepted the bull on
f"', .,t.t tho extra expenditure in-
C'i'' 10. .r-a hy the empire and not by
.fo.e. An aseursn e OF Chancellor
,...-.v. ou this point appeared 70 De
..,..t .ry CD thcm. -.
AG.-, MIGUEL. IRA sian Minister oil III
.... naM whom the strongest OPPOSE
... measure was expected, con-
ir...t with explaining tho imam
... -.... ,- 90 tae tlli
eue4,lIC rAEss COMMENT.
r.. r..ca. journals sarcastically CON-
-..... what they term the submission
Ministry. The IOSSS seize Ie,tpsg
....t.. Cabinet did not have time 10
nh. discuss the bul. and that
Won laprvi has now been re-
tirf.luu ne received over the
..g.at.ou bll The Centre party
...I...a- % show Of opposition, but
r. l..N Of evidence that large
... tH, party Will support tho bill
...t u.I.i.nuons are made.
r..t. % tIc Emperor,s attitude 1t Is
.... ttca. sI' authority that he was
-...taut % waive his objections,
.. account of the great increase III
r- The Chancellor, however,
......I lr-I-teuce, converted HIM 10
..Iu 'alt the proposed changes
,. ....t,ly necessary on political
Irr nils PROSPECTS.
Till. poet Of the bill passing the
....- I.- been improved 10y q report
...... .r,-uweut has decided TO con-
farHaweut the right 10 fix annual
..... footing Of the army. II the
-,..aIs also reduced 10 two years
.... unlikely that the bin will be sup
-... ., tfs Conservatives. Free Con
..-.s National Liberals. and Cen
Co.,. r .l WII. suffice t. ensure q gov
... ua Ylity. Next week the bill will
t-.i 60 the 3undesrath, which Is
.r..t.. O.. -peoilly adopt It. as all the
... - tr.umaIts are acquainted with
... ...a approved Of ITS contents.
cologne r0zc' e.. winch - the best
a., .fr I'D the subject, has published
--..a details of the bill. from which 1t
.. -. t.lt tho measure specially pro-
f~ln enormous increase IN the artil-
g.. ru.u of the service. putting 1t
.-. u,A.e-s of the French artillery,
,r.. the French military reorganI-
la- exceeded the German.
urIrIM And FRANZ JOSEF.
ALI. .r-l the Lmueror spent the greater
,.-. .. D.. visit 20 Vienna IN shooting and
.--.,..,, he found time TO have several
'.-.. private conversations with I'm
.- Francis Joseph. IL Is understood
r...-l... interviews were chiefly devoted
... ....re-ru Of army reorganization.
I....- H .Nlm. u is said, obtained En-
....- Francis joseVh's assurance that the
.. taught ly the German experiment
v MT us ignored by Austria The
.-,-r-r,aI.y quite a much interested in
r....e.tl. % "a Germany. since the two
r.... service largely prevails IN the Aus
.,. array ON account OF the last army
when ~ -easei the yearly conscrIp-
.uv.ta.ut proportionately augmentlng
;.,tel.- effective.
r-Garfed that tho meeting arranged
i.,.. p.ac. between the Emperor Vii
.-. ana the Duke Of Cumberland at
e... rl.u o. discuss the question Of the
f-..1ica success. on fell through, owing
..-...N-. u,su of Hanover's persuadlng
.. Ia4c # Cumberland not to go.
AIJcAL QUANDABY.
70. Ughals ~ ouondGry. Queen Vic
'-44.g...l Lim to renounce his claim to
g.. chrome e Hanover, while his own
L....1 ..ameutly opposes accommodation
a...N would be against has fathers dying
7-..-. l the bake follows Queen VIC
'.-4s c0GH.r i 10 is thought probable that
.., ...t son viii he allowed to succeed
On te throne of Brunswick, though he
.r- Z would only be allowed the usu-
u.tut h5 fathers immense wealth.
NIro Emperor William was III Vienna
3d. Ial 8 conversation with the Hungarian
iur~ Minister. IN the course OF which he
ua1,lj that the next time he visited
Austria be would also make visit TO Buda-
ls..h. ltIs also reported that he men,
..lel bra intention TO visit King Humbert
-.l-s ,.e coming winter.
The LONG-DIsTANcE RIDE.
The Austrian military riders who took
1871 u tho lOng-dlstance race have re-
t-ratG % Vienna. leaving about half their
tor.e- dead or disabled in Berlin. The
German riders horses Jared little better.
Ile enthusiasm of the general public over
;ae race has quite vanished, and has been
replaced by "a sort of moral disgust. The
G.rmsu society for the Protection of
Animals has decided TO protest against the
trg,a.liy Of the ride and to bring the ques-
ton before the Reichstag.
IHE AUSTRIAN VICTORY.
ln'Uector-General Roseberg. one of the
historic authorities on cavalry training,
has issued paper on the race IN which he
b'uuutes the success or the AustriaDs
chiefly 20 the fact that they worked harder
il0n the beginning than the Germans,
VITO TOOK . good rest on the flrst night,
Wrlie TIE AustriRns reduced their rest to
minimum. General Roseberg considers
iia' FOR STAY and 90 tho Austrian cavalry
l. tie best IN the world.
EXPORTS TO AMERICA.
Areport giving the exports to America
hjn the consular districts Of Berlin for
TIE past three months shows that they
have increased $2,62S. $50 compared with
Tie corresponding period last year. The
Increase Is mainly due to the Hamburg
susaT exports.
THEATRICAL SENSATION.
Asensation has been caused IN the the
an. al world by the Ascending of Herr
suikerman, director of the Neu Deutsche
Oitis- House, who 10 very heavily involved.
lie as goue to Monaco with lady friend,
leaving bis family penniless and his CON-
lay unpaid. Junkerman's father has
often played in America and he will APP
pear pa New York in November. He him.
sei las lost money through assisting his
Sol.
ALL HAIL, COLUMBIA
,Aosi Of the German papers contain arti-
Sts upon Columbus. All agree that the
ue'NEy u the entire American continent
y ulayoldaby bound up with and can
ohi' be accomplished through the progress
Ald leadership Of the United States.