New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
THE ARMY BILLS CHANCES.
OPPOSITION TO IT IN GERMANY CONTINUES
TO GROW
TALK ABOUT CAPRIvI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PAPERS ALL GLAD OF CLhNE-
LANDS LECTION.

LANDS ELECTION
copy,,os,, 1892, By The Nec.YOrt AssocGted Press
psrin NOV 1.-At concurrent meetings OF the
Csntrists in Bavaria Baden and WurtemberS well
niyh unanimous iment against the Army oin W.
expressed This attitude OF the Centris's has sha
the confidence of TIE Nlusjcrallsts III 'he hel's"a
in the acceptance Of The measure The Cen'n't paper
have all reverted TO their denucauols oi the Dill Inv
nonular opposiiion 10 the measure il also growing I
disclosure of the fact KAT Prussia Is hnahciuN EN-
barrassed taken with the proposal Oh d. "'4ue4'
pr,lssian Minister Of Finance 10 levy tax On ''l'
has contributed 10 Revision asHis' ~' "oN''"
,nents financial policy generally The general situation
& so menacng 10 Ministry that II has gwen o'' ~
ports that the Army oil will be DELAYED ions eious"
- no revised before 1t is introduced in the kechsias
and that Chancellor CaprlV viii be Obliged 70
resign In the meantime. These reports however a'
entirely without foundation. Ihe bill as been passed
Nv rho BuuGesr3tn without alteration, except for
few verbal changes IN The preamble. '4Hhcehor Won
Caprivi Will introduce 1t In tie Rechsias Oh November
o. and If It is defeated he will resign. The Emperor
& NOT an enthusiastic adheTent Of tie project
DISCUSSING CAPRIrI's SUCCESSOR.
In view Of the Chancellors shahy position The
noitcal groups are already discussing the question OF
who will be his successor Count Won Gutenberg
President Of the PrlEsan COundl OF Ministers, ana
Prince HoaenoAe is now visiting berlin on leave
Of absence are favories. DIR. Miguel, wrose con
sunmat4 financial ability Is likely the rrussan
Ministry through their troubles in the Lahdas' has
held alooi from Chancellor Won CaprNs scheme4'
But the Emperor IS snown 10 desire Chancellor Win
some military record and arstocratc connections VINO
would prove supple instrument OF Als own rather
than clear-headed Statesman having independent
tendencies.
no MAssING OF RUSSIAN TROOP.
Orica! information from :. Pet burg coAtf41 Is
both the reported conclusion of FIa-co-RI'san al
nance and tie sensational stoi's MT Russian tr pS
are being ed upoa TIE ir nu"r III iht'r-
view, that NJ. IAbot. french Minister Of Foreign
Affairs had at Wiestadeu With NJ. De Ciers the RA'-
Sian Foreign Minister. resulted in closer undertlni
ing but since then the weaAnes, Of the French Gov
eminent In dealing with TIE cialst,, "a lie pros
pect Of Radical Ministry in Paris have iniens ly
dspeased the Car who ha- O'dercd a su,pen-ioA Of
The negotiations for a treaty.
WHO WILL SUCCEED EoN CiiWftMiI
The Emperor lo,d, in his hand, the resign lon Of
General Won >chw.iuitz m" German Amia,-alOr u
Eusyia but His M.jr,ty hesitate to ap DIN, Aia sut
eessor. The Diplomatic circle doabts rIort hit
has gained currency that Grncal Won Wcien VIII
succeed him. Geuoral Won Wedel. Who onN lately
entered upon diplomatic career, Wa recently sent
q, German Minister 10 sweden 10 send him 10 Russia
would be a surprising prom'i'n
THEY ALL WELCOME CLhvLLANDs ELt'II'N-
Many ~ the German papers in welc ming Mr.. Clevc-
lands lection 70 the Pre- dency OF he United States
DISAPPEARANCE Of Tie Mckinley tariff Better ID ofHel
Journal. discuss the election from another plat Of
view having due respect The grand sight o -
people peacefully declaring their sovereign Will
aThe VosslcAe Zcitung7 calls America tie III .hue't
nation in the world because She has 10 reason e''er
to ask for or TO fear ANYTHING II N any "'Ar p"u "'
All the papers agree in hoping that the Mckinley
tariff viii be modified. some II them point Out t''
the tariff ha done less harm - German exports than
NO , ctl only the textile maunfact Of Sa4Dny
having suffered much.
The EMpEROR ABUSES HIMSELF.
The Emperor continues 20 amusc himself by hunting
and travelling He returned from KEEL with ihc I'm
press on Thursday and started yesterday Oh via
boar hunt at KO-nigs Wusterhauser with the kng OF
saxony on Monday next Ae will = with cunt Won
werrigerode 10 hunt with Count Won 'to dbe'g. Al
q recent hunt on the domain Of neral Won Weiel
the Emperor killed. with his own hands 257 hirsS'
ninety phcasants aud twenty five rabbits
40 AMERICAN GIKLs WANTED.
The strict rifle ~ th, German Foreign once, that
employees must not marry foreigners has again brou M
sorrow. a bright young diplomat, who Is woolhs an
American heicss applied 10 he Emperor ior ihS
assent TO their marriage The Emperor was mex r TSe
young diplomat viii probably resign MS postum III
uder % marry the girl Of his choice"
GERMAN REPRESENTATION At THE FAIR.
Tie official register Of the German exhibitors at
the Chicago Columbian ENlibt on shows TAT "'"''
firms will be rcpu-oned Wine producers are e,'
pecalIy numerou,, numbering 237. In me book trade
800 hOnscs will be- represented IN" nhHl.B' H'i-
wOring and tex IL" industries will BE- spai>tR iepf
sent.d Professor srmerug, who modelled the wa Ii.
ington statue FOR Philadelphia Is preparing statne Oh
Victory for Chicago.
THE DOW WAGER QUEENS GREAT FORTUNE
The will Of TIE late Dowager Queen OF Wurtenberg
bequea hes 81 COO 900 marks OF this sum 100000
marks arc given 10 her niece, Princess Vera, OF
wurternberg and several million marks 10 Princess
Vera's two daughters The King Of Wnremberg re-
celves 100000 marks. The remainder Is widely
distributed among other relatives
A THEATRICAL MANAGER CONES TO GRIEF.
Ronacker's Theatre which opened with great
eclst few weeks ago was seized By credi ors on
Thursday The lessee began business without cent
and now owes over 600, 900 marks. As business Is
good the creditors will continue TO run the theatre:
which they Will rent together with an ad)ncen hotel
and cafe, for the sum Of $4,000 mars yearly.
THROWING 4 NEW LIGHT on TUBERCULOSIS
Toronto, Ont. Nov. ia case Of tuberculosis has
been discovered In IA In one OF the city dsries
Dr. Cooper, veterinary surgeon; DR.. Mackenzie, Of
the Provincial Board OF Health, and DR.. Allen.