The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-22

Tho Governments Proposals Likely. How.
ever. to Pass tho Reichstag-The Now
War Minister n SkiIrul Debater-Prinee
BismarcL's Health Much Improved-Do
Oilers. Russian Prime Minister. Suffers
Reiapse-The Brothers OF the Cnar.
Copyright 1898 BY the United Pr,,.
BERLIN. Oct. 21.-The Government organs
that have hitherto professed to consider that
the new taxation projects have been definitely
settled among the Federal States are now OBJ
liged to admit that there are serious differ
ences between the officials OF tho South Ger.
man States and tn o i'm perial Ministers. There
Is suspicion that Bismarck has had hand
in the matter. During the Princes sojourn at
Kissingen he was visited by Baron Won Mitt-
nacht, President Of the W1rttemberg Council
OF Ministers 1t was then supposed that the
visit was one OF courtesy merely. for the pur-
pose OF inQuiring as to the Princes health 1t
Is now said that Bismarck. on that occasion.
suggested to Baron Won Mlttnacht to follow
a course in the taxation proposals. adverse to
the i'm perial Government
The North German Gazette publishes an arti-
Gle to show that France. England. Italy. and
Austria impose heavier taxes than those pro-
posed by Germany to be placed on tobacco
and wine Statistics may be more effective In
debate in the Relchstag than in sitting the
general ulbcOntenC eVOkeu ny the toUhcco TAX
proposals. Notwithstanding the agitation
against these proposals. there is no abatement
OF the confidence in official circles that all the
proposals. with those concerning wine slightly
m.odiiied; will ultimately pass the Reichstag:
The political parties have already arranged
themselves. so that an accurate forecast can
be made OF how the votes Will go. The Con
servatlves. with the greater number OF the
Conservatives. National Liberals. some Anti
and all the loles will support the Government
against the Centre party. Socialists; INC hlehtsr-
eminent can. therefore. count ON q majority
OF from fifteen to twenty.
proved capacity Of the new War Minister. Gen.
Brousart- S"hellendorf as a parli"mentary de-
ss % hs mem ss
to his inc%Nmpetency RI pariam =, ~ ne
e hostile %sH6ers Of the Esichs,ag Gen.
fsasod brother WIZ q one tims VA WsT MIN;
his gifts AZ nm al min strator.
Prince AIbrecht will preside on Tuesday at
mission to consider the Imminent necessity
Of new forts on the east ana west German In
to the Emperors scheme Tor the construetion
OF n new chain Of works northeast from Metz
toTt h baltc and S"rin Sea Canal ai, ri,
much improved that Princess bismarck has
been able t. leave frietricharuhe and go to
Sch6nhaussn to see her daughter -in-law.
Countess Herbert. who Is there awaiting her
confinement. Prince Bismarck wants to start
for Nar2n lie has sent Ordsrs to prepare for
his reception there, but Dr. Schweninger. his
physician. vetoed tho change. not because tho
Prince could not stand the Journey. but in or
der to keen him in his present routine and
id,ur able surroundings
The Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Ser
gius and Grand Duke Paul OF Russia. who
nave been visiting Queen Victoria are the
guests Of the Grand Duke OF llesse. who Ia
tho brother Of the Grand Duchess SerRius.
Tho Gear forbade them to visit Paris during
the Juror attending the reception OF the Rus
sian naval officers
The 60 ogme GaErrr says that NJ. de Giers.
the Russian Prime Minister. has suffered a
lapse. 1t Is reported that Baron Mohren-
helm will succeed him as Foreign Minister.
Russian officials discredit the report. which.
should II prove true would mAkea had out
look for a renewal OF the Russo German en-.
teIut.
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