New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
Won CAPRlVIS POSITION.
,.RTY LEADERS CONTINUE TO STRENGTHEN
HIS HANDS.
rur PASSAGE OF THE ARMY BILL THoC'hr
10 BE CERTAIN-GERMANY AND THE
yAr1CAN-MEAsURES TO CONE
BEFORE THE RErCHsTAG.

fcopyrient 1892. By The Associo'sd fTes''
n.nln, Dec. 3.-Events In the Rachs'As "nr i
rovements, which are less seen py '"e teton
- IN consolidate Chancellor Won CapriNis P
IA assure the passage OF the Army Dill ~ ,y
- ornoston produces fresh rumor as 10 VINO VII.
@' s r chonceuor's successor. The latest nominee oil
W. ,dCapryl faction was eX-Mnister Won run
- VINO was named because the Opposiuoh 'o"'"
.,c,ate him with a current rumor 'ha' hnp'io'
sr,,uam intended to return 10 strong ''"' "
,urr ~ the Army bill should be defeated. lhe r'"
o,ror felt the report TO be offensive anu ''"', " :.
sbclal denial Of 1t TO be made IN the heichs"'e,
rhch last night stated that Herr von Putkamer nus
". o.. -. ,tne oven been received by the Emperor
~. fac, is that the Chancellors position has peco
1renctbened by the open adhesion OF some Vi ''''
Marty leaders and the private adhesion oi ~.
DR. Buhl National Liberal, has won the 'na"' ''no'
thanks by promising that his party Will sulPo'
the military demands necessary for the saleN VI NV
Empire The Reichstag took Dr. bui S'''''i'i.
as committing the National Liberals to the support
AZ the Army bill. Next Herr ko>ciciSh' Ill '4ic
name OF the Polish group. announced 'hat 'n's V'"
vote TO grant anything. far as 'he hlalcia' ue
oresson permitted that would contribute 10 uhe anu
strengthen Germany.
THE CENTRE AND THE CLERICA:.
With regard 10 the Centre party 1t is no longer
secret that a majority Of the members OF the group
ressnng the vacans proF French policy, are treating
,he Governments scheme Of army reorganization as
=. hostile intrigue against German unity. 30 marked
g the feeling of many Centrss against the interference
4, the Vatican whicA is attributed TO the PopeS
aos,ilty 10 the Triple Alliance that certain Cathohc
bishops advised Cardinal Rampolla, Papal secretary
o State that revolt OF the party against CARDINAL
LEAD was imminent If the interference was persisted In
The Vatican has, consequently, assented to let the
Centre party follow whatever course 1t pleases. This
implies IA temporary split In the party. Thirty'iour
a the Southern members Of the Centre Will vote with
the opposition and the seventy-six others with the
Government. Thus reinforced the defeat OF the Dill
seems impossible The measure is expected 0 pass Its
orst reading on December 9. As the Christmas re-
cess begins on the 16th the bill viii not go TO the
committee stage until after New.iear's Day.
l. RESTRICTIONS on EMIGRATION
The Emperors bill against immortality and the eri
grafton measure will be taken up by the Rechstag
when the discussion Of the budget is ended The re-
srcve clauses of the proposed emigration law do not
eeem likely TO operate favoraby As was eAp,cte1
In sending good class Of emgrants To America
Weltodo orderly people will object TO the preliminary
police supervision and the disclosure OF private affair
demaIded under the bill. while criminals and paupers
can cross the frontier and sail from foreign port
without any interference from the police.
THE FINANCE MINISTER'S ILLNESS.
Dr. Miaue Prlssian Minister Of Finance. is suffer
ing from Inflammation OF the throat. lie has slight
fever and is confined TO his bed
RECTOR AHLwARDr's TRIAL.
The trial of Rector Ahlwardt, who Is charged Will
sandering Herr Loewe, the small arms manulacturer
ar.cy a,onr in tho Noabit Criminal Court. Will;
Ahlwaldt was In prison awaiting trial he was ee tee
TO the Rachsag flom the Arnswalde-Friedbers DIS
tdct Before his election ,nly few anu-semt'i
votes had been cast in the district, and Ahlwad''
returns by a Iarge majority was great surprse.
-rnr,--EspErufs TO THE RECKUTTs.
Emperor william returned from his hunting tnr
an the estates OF the Prince OF Pess In Slesia, III
order to be present at the swearingn OF the recruits
70 the Guard. lie gave tile recruits the usual au'c'
10 be faithful servants to him and to God
URGING; RECIPROCITY WITH AMERICA.
The "Vosdschc Zetung.' referring to the election
a, Nr Cleveland urges the German Government tC
take time BY the fOrelock and negotiate recpronI
treaty admitting American products, such as wheat
cotton pork and leather Into Germany 1iee OF aul.
In return for reduction OF the A"oii'"i '''i va
German manufactured S)ocs.
THEATRICAL AFFAIRS.
Tho Thomas Theatre here vii be sold at auction IN
February 10 satisfy the mortgag s. frr Ihoas an
m con,nanv are now I'm the United St1tes. fni h'
,ymparhy is with him. he Is Gghtng bfaVeiy aga rs
The actress El,anor Duke who is engaged to az
,.sr In America in February. has made ercll ny
fsra sbe il held 10 be lival OF Saiah Berhharu'
N the Dumas-Sardou school OF plhSs'
ruE. GERMAN WORLDS FAR COMMISSIONER
Herr Won Weimuth German Imperial COMMISSIONS
N the Chicago Co.umbian E~hb tion, with some me'h
t.rs ~ his staff will sail for NeW-loIh Oh lnc sVe"3
Columbia on December IL.