New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
POLITICS IN GERMANY.
PARTIES UNITING AGAINST THE GOVERN
MENr.

OFFICIAL INDIFFERENCE ABOUT PRESIDENT CAR
NoTs VISIT TO NANCY-RoyAL VISITORS
copvr,oh,: 1892 Byme Ne,r. York Associa,ed Pres
tse-lin May 2S.-Both the National Liberal and tho
rrespnise parties have been holding conventions the
former at Eiscnach, and the latter at Mannheim.
Herr Fichtor, in address, explained the attitude
ot the Government In the matter Of electoral reforms IN
prussia in relation to which subject the position of
Herr Herfurth the PruSsian Minis Of the Interior.
has been misreprscn ed. lie declines positively TO
introduce any measure having for Its object reds
friction of seats, and scouts the idea Of applying
system of universal suffrage 10 Prussan elections.
The Freisnnige leaders. hoping TO find the National
Liberals willing 20 unite in an attack upon Herr Her
furth were surprised to find Herr Iobrecht and other
prominent National Liberals prOnouDcng in favor OF
the Government.
COMBINATIONS AGAINST TIE GOVERNMENT.
Irregular combinations against the Government, en-
barra ssng legislation have become the feature OF the
day. Thus, the Government was defeated in the
Lower House Of the Diet the bill securing secrecy
Of income tax returns by combined es of COnscrva-
uves Cenrists and members OF the Freisinnge party.
In the coming general elections for members of the
Landtag each party will probably night by itself
PRESIDENT CARROTS VISIT TO NANCY.
The war being wnged in the newspapers Pres
Ident Carnots proposed visit to Nancy has neither
Official prompting approval. The Emperor and tho
Minister'S according the belief held in the Foreign
Office, aye Indifferent regarding the Nancy demonstin'
tons. The Emperor may respond at Metz. in Sep
tember. to the Nancy demonstrations by prolonged
a large scale the battlefield Of 1870.
ROYAL vI:ITORs TO POTSDAM.
Queen Wihelmina OF Holland and the Queen Regent
will come to PotSdan Tuesday next. The Car
will arrive OH June 8. and the King of Greece at
later date King Humbeus visit is stjll matter OF
uncertainty. The Queen and Queen Regent OF Holland
will be spendidly entertained during their visit with
reviews and court dinners. The arrangements for the
Cars visit Indicate that he will have quiet and
courteous reception.
THE GERMAN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
At meeting Of Berlin merchants it was reported TINT
he Government lestated to give It's approval TO the
proposed International Exhibition because it did not
leslre to raise the question OF the participation in
mch an exhibition Of France and Russia. Chancellor
Won Caprvi would prefer that the invitations to take
part In the exhibition should be limited to the nations
forming the Dre!bupd and that all other countries that
offer to send exhibits should be admitted.
ANOTHER MILITARY OUTRAGE.
Another military outrage upon civilians ia reported
from Spandau. An infantry officer Of the garrison
there who was probably excited by drink. nterfered
in a dispute which had arisen among a party Of
civilians, and. drawing his sword. slashed light and
left, woundng several persons. The crowd who
witnessed the affair became terribly excited and the
interference OF the police alone prevented
them from lynching the officer on the spot.
The Emperor has issued private order to command
ers instructing them exercise q strictpr super
vision over their officers and to severely punish all
offences against civilians.
Mrs. KEAFMER FEELS HURT.
Mrs. r. F. Kraemer. of the New-YOrk Russian
Famine Fund Committee, is here. she Is deeply hurt
by the stories published in The New-lork papers ON
the day she started from the city. Mrs K1emcr
declares that the intention 20 kill the Gar imputed
10 her IS II pure invention She Induced 10
change her plans upon the advice Of Mr.. Phelps and
". 4. Edwards tonsul-General at Berlin. she In
tends ~ go 10 Palestine.
CREAMER AND BIORKMAN on THE WAY HONE.
Detectives Heidelberg and Reilly. Of the New York
Police Force, who sent to take back to the
United States Oscar Cicamer and oscar Djorkman,
alias James L. White, who robbed the Wall street
banking house of Dix IL Pbyfc Of S57 900, sailed
from Copenhagen with their prisoners on the Thing
valla.