New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
PROTECTED ROYAL MEETINGS.
THE CAR AND EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH
NAY HAVE A CONFERENCE.
KING HUMBERT's VISIT TO BERIIN-PRINcE BIS
MARCK AND THE KNSEH-POOR CONDITION

KING HUMBERT's VISIT TO BERIIN-PRINCE BIS
MARCK AND THE KMSER-PoOR CONDITION
OF GERMAN woRKINGMEN-BhYREUT
Copyright: 1892: BY N, Neic.York As'oe'dfed fT'"'
Berlin, June 1s.-1he leading topic Of conversation
In court and diplomatic circles Is not the WISH ~
Berlin of King IIumbert but the projected conference
between the Car and Emperor Francis Joseph IL
is understood that the cont renee was first suggested
by Emperor william at the recent meeting between
himself and the Gar at KEEL Communications on the
subject have since then been exchanged between 81
Petersburg and Vienna which promise to result III inc
extending Of formal invita- lon 10y the car u Ehpe VI
Francis Joseph to take part this autumn IN the pra
hunting expedition at Spala Poland The utmost I'M
pOrance IS attached to the arrangements as tending I'D
modify the Russian entente with France No special
significance IS attached To King IumbcrtS visit 10
Berlin series Of fctes will be given In his honor
comprising a review torchlght tattoo and state
dinner nj Pot sdam artillery practice NJ J"'eip"is
and a gala performance ut the Berlin Opera House.
PRINCE BISMARCK on HIS DIGNITY.
The latest phase of the controversy that has arisen
over the reports OF reconciliation between the
Emperor and Prince Bismarck discoes the hoio"hcSS
OF the whole affair. The West DeutSchc Allg'h'he
Zeitungo Bfsmarcks new organ In Cologne denies fhat
any Ovcrturcs 10 king 10 reconciliation hav" been maze
by either side. 1t says that Baron SUNNI after inc
Emperor visited him. was the guest d Prince bismarck
that had been made by the Emperor di'abproving the
tone Of certain scmi-olcal papers toward me ex-
Chancellor. Nothing more was said, except tlat
Baron Stumm Seems to have suggested th1t Prlhcc
Bismarck take the initiative in seeking 10 re-esblSh
rcapprC element by making some form Of apology TO
the Emperor. On this point adds the paper Prince
Bismarck cannot admit II tho admission would
lead to his reinstatement in Office ever trying T. do
wrong 10 the Emperor. II IS the Princes enemies who
ought to ask pardon before the Emperor and the
country
CONDITION OF THE wORKINGMEN N GERMANY.
onlcnl statistics collated by the trade associations
in the various towns I'm Germany have created "A bad
impression as to the condition Of wOrltingmcn. out
Of the 900 towns reporting only seven have recorded
any rise In wages during 1901 while 229 reported
that wages had been lowered. AZ the same time The
prices of neccssacs Of life have increased. SOME EN-
poycrs are taking advantage Of the depression 10 pay
their hands in instruments In bills Of exchange
Tie depression Is In the large centres.
PUULTNEY pIGFIOW'S RUSSIAN EXPERIENCE.
The expulsion Of Poultncy BgcOw from Russia
is now said to have been due 10 hi> last book william
the second and His Eastern Ncighhors.T The En-
pcror must have had inkllng Of the coming action
for In conversng with fncnd Of Bie"lowS on the
atter's intended trip q Russia h. said that "Fonncy
had better look out Mr.. bSeiow. writing f"m
Take,nen the EmIcror's great stud farm, says: our
canoes were cOnfscacd by the Russians in the most
brutal way. j. thi, reward for four loads of
wheat We are obliged TO abandon our trip
Mr. Bgeows bad luck has not deferred Other American
journalists from attempting tours III Russia. II. VI
Johnston Of Baltimore Is about T. start for Moscow
and 81. Petersburg.
TO START \ FACTORY ~ NEwYORK CITY.
IN consequence II the Mckinley bin Johann Hon,
the well known maltcX manufacture l. about -
orcn a factory In NewlOrk. He Will start with 200
COMING CHANCES IN THE CAST AT BNRtV III
some changes will De made I'm the cast for III"
coming Bayrcuth performances. II IS SAID now mat
Madame Materna and Relchmann will not appear