The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-16

| F'Vutt ot the hnptrOrr I'lnna for Social He
forns VIII he Considered I.ater-Ger
many Usdisunsed by the Touion rete--
Count Tanss Regarded Ne Hostile 20 Ger
nann MISUNDERSTANDING. MIstru.t Thei,
Leaders Who Have Good Iscoues.
cpyrtS'L 1928. sy n, rr.d Pres.
BERLIN. Dot 15-Sem- official newspapers
say that the complete financial proposals oil
the Government will be laid before the Keich
stag when the Deputies Reasonable on Nov
~. 1t is said these proposals will command
the majority obtained for the Army bill. After
passing them the Deputies will consider sew.
eral socinl reforms which the Emperor has
long had at heart.
This confidence in future successes is really
entertained in Government circles, although
every week brings an increase OF power % the
Agrarians Clericals and Radicals who form
the opposition. The associations Of tobacco
manufacturers. wine growers and wine mer-
chants are holding meeting after meeting to
protest against the impending taxes. and are
subscribing funds to sustain tho popular for
meht against tho Government. Conservative
organs like the hreuzzeiiunO proclaim the fall
OF lhancellor Won Caprivi to be inevitable.
while the National Liberal dailies admit that
the fate Of the taxation bills is doubtful. Tho
strength OF the Government ultimately will
rest only on'the impossibility OF the opposition
agreeing on any financial policy. The Army
Dill having become law. the Deputies must
| ma the supplies ana 1t is difficult to say
where the revenue can be found unless at the
sources suggested In DR.. Miquel's scheme.
No alternative plan has been even hinted
and 1t will battle the Opposition leaders to con-
| ceive anything equally discriminating or popu-
larry effective. The chances. therefore. are
That, after protracted struggle. with minor
concessions here and there. the Government
Will carry the financial measures su bsta ntially
| unalterod.
The Emperor and Empress passed last week
at the shooting lodge. Hubertusstock. about
two hours by train from Berlin.
Gen. Won kaltenborn- Stachau. War Minister;
DR.. Bosse. Minister Of Public Worship and Dr.
MIGUEL have gone to see the Emperor: but
neither the Chancellor nor the Foreign Minis
ter, Freiherr Marshall Won Bieberstein has
been summoned. The inference is that foreign
affairs are quiet
The ontburst Of French Chauvanism has
been ignored here as empty noise. The
Government. undoubtedly. has information
which enables 1t to treat the Toulon f6tes with
contemptuous Indifference. The Foreign ONCE
maintains silence as to the reported renewal
OF the entente between France and Russia. Tho
that kussia prefers to revive closer relations
Win germany rather than to risk an alliance
ton now in hand be signed or not
me negotiations for the convention are pro-
ceeulng smoothly. but are likely to last until
nhWlhter. The prospects OF "a political rap
proehe ont with Russia are regarded now as
better than for many years.
at the Kaiserhof Hotel on Oct. ~. to ceienrste
TIE anniversary OF the capitulation OF Metz
on European politics
ShansellSr b Won fcaprv has returned from
for several weeks He and ali the Prussian
and imperial Ministers will attend tho ban.
As the Germans here are directly interested
in the ascenaancy Of the German party in
Austria. Count Taafie's electoral reform bill
been raised IN Prussia Tor the measure except
amqng the SEeialis1s Tase has never been
alliance. and has been distrusted by both Bis
mnrek and CaprivL His suffrage bill is re-
iiuence in Austria Its intent is said to be the
suDleetiop Of the German population to Siav
tn ns, Y Ths b has not chance Of coming
eral DEPUTIES in Vienna can force an early dis
stion for instance the Young cae sN or qp csn
lle o 10 extending the
party against loss of power ''''N
1t is proposed to convene a national confer
decide. upon a course Of action The TramE.
JmT@. IelinnG and other Radical dailies in Ger
T NAM are aeenly excited over TaaTes policy
iaI before acting against proposals to ex-
END end tho suffrage. and commend. rather an
Gen Kirchhoi who tried d t to shoot DR.. Hsreb
OF i the Berlin IageLlan. viii! be tried behind
express the public discomfort with the speciai
privileges granted. now as ever under the law.
e 20 afy o,ienders not even executing those
Nevertheless. Nrchhof is obtaining much
Rrchhcs cbarsasr rsseGns
have gone beyond the bounds OF decency
me anti-Semites have taken up the cause OF
On Friday they. passed a resoiGtio IN that al
though regretting that Cen Kirchof had vio-
w tnSy at dec BIS
but the Jewish editors who insuted the honor
meeting condemned all Jewish editors AS scan
iaalmongers who should be expelled from their
The Independent Social Democrats of Ber-
IN are rebel n9idi i many meetings Their speak
ebs de "na tneT tine mSSoty to
or accepting princely incomes and living in
uxnry ~ mWsrner the printer. says that Be bel
'ides working othor sources of revenue.
, Liebknecht's son serves as volunteer in the
r rt J., rIotguards. the most expensive reRi-
Dr.: schwsninesr has gone to south Germany
ON oct - His ABSENCE Ss 5esuF ra no
he bismarck household Is held to be the best
l Ter Bismarsk receives now only his most In
Bismarck Is expected daily
The 'No,d,iputScLe ANgSneins Zeit,,no renows
he old warning against men advertising for
leirs TO great properties in the United states |
omplaning at the United States Legation.
The A0rdhIhsche advises all persons Deliev-
ng themselves to be heirs to communicate
lrst with German Consuls in America.
Actor Barnay has sciatica and has gone to |
tor treatment
The Schliersse peasants theatrical company
will make a tour OF the United states next |
Drinp under the dirartiop Of | ,
'reher. Herr Dreher was the first manager 10
ngaEe natives ~ the schiersee and Tegern-
he Wallner Theatre In this city he has scored
n enormous success. These peasants come
rom tho mountainous regions OF southern Ba-
aria.
The War iu MntHbrie land.
CAPE Town. Oct. lJ.-The Fort Salisbury md
ort Victoria columns Of the CHARTERED Com
any have met without serious Interference !