New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-29
NO ITALIAN ARMY REELECTION
EMPEROR WILLIAM UNWILLING TO WEAKEN
TIE TRIPLE ALLIANCE
EFFECT OF THE CARS APPROVAL OF THE
FRENCH DEMONSTRATION-THE POLITICAL
CRISIS IN yIENXA-AUsTRIA AND TIE
COMING SILVER LEGISLATION
At WASHINGTON.
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por,;n oct 9s-The report circulated yester-
dav that Emperor William had summoned the
King Of Saxony to Berlin to consult with him
as IN the safety of consenting to n reduction
of the army of one Of the members OF the
TRIBE Alliance Otaly) to-day receives an en-
phatic denial from the Foreign Office 1t can
be said that all idea Of lessening the power Of
the Triple Alliance even il the subject had
ever been considered. has been abandoned IN
face Of the Cars surrender to the pressure
Of his advisers upon whom the 1erVor OF the
French demonstrations toward the Russian
naval officers and toward Russia herself has
acted like a spell. The Government mas IN
nuenced a syndicate Of German bankers l."
communicate with the Italian treasury on the
best means Of solving the financial diiiiculties
now confronting the Italian Government. Ihe
Foreign Office has indirectly been informed
that Italy intends to increase her naval forces
and retain her present military strength
Tur AUSTRIAN POLITICAL CRISIS.
For the moment political attention centres in
the crisis In Vienna The trouble there Is not
50 acute rs the public press dispatches make
IL appear Count Kalnoky. the Austrian I'm
pcrial Foreign Minister. who keeps in closest
touch with the Government at Berlin has de-
cidcd TO take three weeks leave OF absence, be
ginning to-day He will go first to Lucerne
then 70 Lake Maggiore and thence TO Monza
where he will visit King Humbert III Count
Taafre. the Austrian Minister Of the Interior
and author of the Electoral Reform Dill, were
on the eve of dismissal or about to secure an
effective triumph consolidating his power Count
Kalnoky would remain in Vienna
Count TaafYc may carry his measure sane
tion;nc the establishment of n state of siege at
Prague and elsewhere in Bohemia at two
sittings OF the committee appointed by me
Reichsrath to consider II. NO member oi ur
committee can be accused OF dlNuginS any %
the proceedings yet it is known that Count
Taaffe will produce evidence To prove that
Prague is the nucleus Of the pottings against
the Government. in which the Young tZecNS'
Anarchist workingmen, and Russian agents are
strangely blended.
THE ELECTIONS FOR THE LANDTAG.
The elections for members Of the lower house
of the Prussan Landtag. which began on Mon
day, are exciting small popular Interest
Neither the National Liberals nor the Fret
sinnige Verengung will benefit by the cleo
tons Nowhere are the Cor serVatVeS nnulhS
the anti-Semites troublesome They wisely af-
iliate and act tremendously. \ forecast OF the
result of thu election shows that the new i-ahdtas
will show a decrease in the fresinnige ana
Centrist elements and a slight increase in the
Conservative element.
AUSTRIA NAY SUFFER BY THE RTPEN
It is held probable that one OF the early
effects Of the repeal by the American Con
gross of the silver purchasing clause Of thu
sherman act will be financial crisis In
Germany and Austria. If the United states
becomes large importer OF gold, Aus
tria's borrowing of gold for the conversion oi
her currency must break down. with the de
feat Of this operation the present financial ana
commercial imitation must collapse. FINANCIAL
houses here hope. however. that the demand
from the United States will be so met by
London and Paris as to prevent dangerouj
strain In Berlin.
MEXICAN NEGOTIATIONS FOR A NEW LOAN.
The Government: of Mexico has been nego-
tating for new loan. London and Anster-
dam houses would have joined Berlin syn
dicate in taking the loan, but Berlin bankers
refused to form the syndicate No foreign loan
is possible here at present