New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23

tCable owing 70 the cAOrOllahl h"a"'iai N
The cost OF General Verdi du Vernois's plans Is esi
80 ~ over 10 900 900 marks annually, VII Oh
g twice the amount involved by the present BILL Inc
article concludes by dilaung upon the receS'ly Vi
providing counterpoise TO The armed FORCES VI
France and Russia. Ii eXhoris the loil'Na' P"i"O'
and the military authorities. who are dlSpoSeu 10
borrle over the proposals not 10 exhibit 10 1"eiShe.S
such an evident sign of political ana military WAN
ness.
STORMY DISCUSSION EXPECTED.
Tho discussion OF the measure by the BundeSrath Is
exnected To last about three weeks AccoT"'n- !" ."
- au,hortv thc numrcr Of recruits TO he raised an
,uav Will be increased by 10000. making the '"l'"
number go 900. There is little count 'na' 'hc Wis
cuSS1o, of the bill in the ReichSag VIII ne s'o'"N ~
eventful The opposition to the proposed taxes 10 o
so+ Tho increased expenditure that will be incurred
through the bill is gaining strength Inc oppoSi"on
,s especially directed against the proposed du'S Oh
tobacco A mass meeting has been called 10 meet a'
Ersten next week to consider the subject III VIII oe
attended by tobacco plants from hsace Badoh ana '
Palatinate. Preparations for slhhar m'' "
he,ns made at Appen, whore a new burden IN the
shane OF taxes placed tobacco viii rchder ruIe
;h,rsands n, ygorxmen. The Munchcner Nachilch'e'
assert. that $4,000 will be made IDLE IN baN"i"
alone while the poorer classes throughout the conn
try Will suffer a cheap foreign cigar VIII W an III"
poss bllty and the price Of cigars made OF Homegrown
tobacco is certain To be raised above ui't Nv "i'
The poor will be able to purchase them.
BISMARCK ILL AND MELANCHOLY.
s.u,, na,ers assert that Prince Bismarck will
.rnsar IN the Rechstag lead the opposition against
IN. bill Prince Bismarck Is at present suher1hs
tro ..ute neuralgia lie va deeply affected by tn"
death Of his great friend Loth6iI Rucher'
CENSORSHIP OF THE PRES.
9Th. CORRESPONDENT, CNatonal Nberah announces
that the Government will submit To the RechS'os
,n...nres dealing with the betrayal of military secrets
ma Another
II saws will also ne submitted increasing the strn
cency of the Press law. The intoxicating Liquor
bill will be abandoned.
ANOTHER CHOLERA INVASION THREATENED.
Official information shows that, while cholera IN
Hamburg is decreasing Germany Is IN lhcreaseu
danger of an invasion from Russia. Numerous cases
of the disease and five deaths have occurred at Mav
and there have been cases at Dabereck, Nlvha' ana
other frontier towns. Communication with the Nvha
district has been suspended. The authorities at
Konigsberg have issued order f0rbidding Russian
travellers TO the frontier except at l0~o ana
Oralonica where they will be subjected to medical
Inspection. The frontier police have been largely
reinforced The Reichsanzcicor7 tonight Publishes
q decree expressing the Emperor's approval of the
measures taken by the German authorities 10 cope
with cholera and the manner i'll which these measures
were executed. The decree concludes by expressing
His Macsys warm thanks to all concerned In fighting
the epidemic.
THE LUTHER MEMORIAL CHURCH.
The approaching reconsecraton Of the Luther
Memorial Church, in Wittenberg. promises to be
ceremony Of extraordinary splendor The Emperor
and Empress will be present. His Majesty ha-
Invited all the Protestant princes of Germany 10
attend while all the Protestant foreign sovereiSn@
will ne represented. The Duke Of York VIII represent
Queen Victoria Emperor William has betrayed most
Of the expenses OF the restoration lie mas ordered
that eighty of his own carriages be sent TO Witten-
,fa IL .tsnl his TIe.tS
win he homage ceremony in The Marnplatz, aud
n nrocesson thence TO the church. in which the
sovereigns and the representatives Of soveregns VIII
take mart. The Emperor is expected to make sig
ulncant speech on this OCCASION
rIFJrTENANr HAYL DECORATED.
Lieutenant Hayl. one Of the German officers who
took part In the long distance race VINO allowed frhce
Ieopold TO pass him on the road, thus enabling the
tr,ncs IN ne the first German reach Forisdori the
Austrian goal has been decorated win me oruer OF
h ROYAL Crown \ new ride Is being discussed Tor
,he 49,. NJ tbn Austrian and Irussian reserves. II
ne INCA thai the Germans Shall start from Vienna
ind the Austrans from Berlin me race IS nCe TO DC
given 10 the swiftest rider, but To te iS' ooci "no
srriyes with his horse In perfect cohu'ioh'
A NEW ETHICAL SOCIETY.
German ethical society," based on the lines OF
DR. Felix Adler's society in New York mas been
organized in Berlin by number OF prominent men
Including several university professors The mehoer
h, ~ tho society also includes many women 81 the
1aP.o social circles Professor Forster, Director OF
he Rovu observatory has been elected president. Inc
scia,v meets with "A storm OF ndlcule from w
orthodox Journals, but, Notwithstanding TINS Hc'' 10
gaining ground.
PRISON Al.
Assistant Adjutant General schwan' OF the ,"i'u
States Army, and his wife are passing the "ihr'F j"
Berlin ,
Lieutenant Sargent, the Naval Attachc OF the Amerr
can Legation here has gone TO Vienna, aiter lawns
visited the German navy yards ana DOCKS; l' and
messed himself as delighted al what he hld seen anu
The courte sy paid him by the naval officials.