Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

EMIGRATION OF PHusslAN POLES
INCREASING.
Jrger, the Defanlllng Cashier. - 4
Corn Meal Plant at Mag.
dcbnrg, Etc.
ny reienapb to tho Sews
BEi,LtN HITS.
The Chancellor docs 20 Carlsbad. %
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Other Items.
BEnLiN, Aptil 30.--rl'e financial re-
forms proposed by Herr Miguel, min.
lister OF finance, will shortly he debated
In the Landtag. They arr certain to
meat defeat or bitter opposition. His
schemes will be attacked asa piece OF
State socialism. lie proposes TO make
tho income tax progressive, cxempting
small incomes, aud he Will also intro
duce a new tax, making Interest pay
more In proportion than earnings
Minister Miguel expects that the IN.
crease In revenues thus obtained viii
enable him 10 resign the taxes on
land au1 industries, amounting 10 lOO,-
O01, 900 marks, 10 the local authorities.
His most unpopular proposal h TO ere.
ate a Tux on beer, which the CentristH
will especially attack. Probably, In
the face OF the opposition, Minister
MIGUEL viii abandon the proposed tax.
Surprise IL expressed nj Chancellor
Won Caprivi going 10 Carlsbad, leaving
to Count Won Gutenberg the burden OF
debate In the Landtag. The general
belief is that the Chancellor wishes to
emphHsize his withdrawal from the
presidency Of the pfussian ministry
and leave Won Gutenberg 10 handle n
more important debate unnidcd,
aud thus gunge thu future In.
iiucncc with which the chancellor
will have 10 reckon. i. IL an
open fact that the chanccllor'f posi-.
ton has been weakened by recent
events. He has lvsH share Ia the
Empcrot's counscla than formerly.
with the retaining OF Herr kalsen-
bora Schau, the minister VI war, there
are now two ministers, tue other being
Won Boetticher, who holds views ut
variance with tho ohanccllOr's on Ger.
tain questions, though the difference
Is not serious enough ~ lead 10 fears OF
rupture. Won Caprivi viii return 10
Berlin 10 meet the King aud Queen Of
Italy WHEN they visit here, IN order 10
hold a conference with the Marquis
de i,udini, the italian prime minister.
There 10 little likelihood Of Count Kali
noky, the AustrO-HuugrriRn prime
minister, being present NJ the confer
cncc, NJ II il practically certain that
Count kalnOky AMI Chancellor Won
Caprivi will meet later In the summer.
l,umots OF another impending rup-
tuTc In the Italian cabinet have mr..
rived here. Siguor Nigga, tho italian
ambassador at Vienna, Is mentioned ~
n possible successor Of ID Rudini. The
belief In political circles Il that the
crisis will be tldcd over, though the
proposal 10 float an Italian loan
mere TO assist in the military TX.
pcnditures of Italy does not
meet with favor. The German
market Is little inclined 10 absorb n new
loan yot awhile, as. IL shown by the
drop Of half a point la Prusslan and
German loans, when II was reported
that the new German loan would be-
Issued Immediately. The announce.
meat In ReiohsdItGigcr that the loan
would not be is-uru until the end Of
the year nllayed the fears aud led 10 the
recovery Of prices.
The emigration Of Prussian Poles,
chiefly To the q nitcd States, IL rapidly
growing heavier. The augmentation
IL attributed not only TO agricultural
depression, but to the general fear that
a war with Russia Ia Inevitable sooner
or later.
Information Il received that Jaeger,
the deMultiug cashier Of the Roths-
chllds, II In hiding In Brussels with
his mistress, who il nj the bottom Of
the whole matter.
Reports received Of increasing trade
have started proposal 10 run n fleet
Of German steamers between New
York and Paramaribo to compete with
the existing Dutch and English lines,
Mr.. Murphy, the special agent OF tho
United States government 10 Introduce
the use Of corn meal into the States Of
the German government, IL now estab.
fishing corn meal plant In one OF the
largest mills In Magdeburg.
Rev. Mr.. Francis, pastor Of the
American church ut 81. Peterburg,
passed through here en- route 10 Lon.
don, worn out by his eNortlona In be.
half OF the famine sufferers. Ho says
that smallpox and typhus fever are
making fearful ravages In Russia, and
unless strong precautions ARE taken
those diseases viii spread TO Western
Europe,