New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
POLITICS IN GERMANY.
TROUBLESOME QUESTIONS TO COME BE
FORE THE REICHSTAG.
AHLwARDT AND THE ARMY ELL TO BE DIS
POSED OF-FUTILE ATTEMPTS vt con-
PROMISE-BISMARCK' sPI ECU
TO STUDENTS PERSONAL

tisOMISf--BiSNNi. N - ~ II
TO STUDENTS Personal.
Berlin April She Easter recess Of the R,iclS
ends Thursday. Among the earli It questions t.
be agitated when the House its sitting one
to the latitude at be allowed 10 members like
Ahlwardt without breach OF the privileges enjoyed
ly members Of the ichsag. The almost un1nim' u
feeling in the House /, against feeding Ahwardt love
Of nOtoriety by paving any further attention to his
pseudo revelations. Yet many members who d'src
10 foster parliamentary rights reluctant TO deal
with Ahwardt 20 as to establish precedent which
might operate az inst worlier caUsc. II a way
can be found to silence him without aching upon
full freedom of debate, all sides will feel relieved
DOUBTFUL FATE OF THE ARMY ELL.
The date Of the second reading of the Army bill
depends upon the appearance OF the report OF the
committee. which IS being prepared 10y Herr
Groeber the secretary. II is expected that the re
bort will presented the end Of this month. and
that the vote Of the Rechstag the measure VIII be
taken about the middle Of May The attempts nj
compromise In the time give promise of no re-
suit The party leaders cautiously watch each other
while sounding the public mind Members who hav"
been in contact with their constituents during the
recess have learned anything inspiring them to
new action. The "Frcisnnise Zdtuug' is surc that
the Government viii Dee defeated 10y large majority.
as it believes compromise TO DE Impossible.
NO QUARREL BETWEEN CArEIVl AND MIGUEL
The Government organs declare that the relor'.
a "A conflict between 'IINfcIOl WI 'hllIFI al" ~
Mioucl P.qi,sian Miii-tcr Of Finance. are entirely
laseless. They argue that the Chancellor ana DE-
Mioue need each others services against the cLmon
enemy. There is certainly no cXicI nal symptom 4"
a quarrel. vet 1t is known that Dr. Miguel IL "m
barrasscd in arranging Ia meet Tie Ne" military
demands which amount to oO.tOo,Ooo marks, ana
10 nee, the demand for o0OOo.poD mark, add ionai
Or the extension Of the railways in iru, -ia
lie advocates the granting Of Government comes
sions TO The Opposition In both tn Eeichs'aS ara
Iandrag and aims at getting further control Of the
Ministry if Chancellor Caprivi goes out Of Office
"REMINISCENCES OF BISMARCK's sTrDEAT DAYS.
Iincc Bismarck has been Keeping up LIS birth
DAY celebration all the week, holding daily lcVco-
The number OF visitors al Ffi"dic-ruc i now iahhs
of. The Prince insist, upon spending his evenings
with hi, family in quictncs., receiving his N'lpr'
only i'm the daytime The tOrchllGht professor In MS
honor has been again postponed to April II, whoh
Is ic anniversary Of the birth oil princess Hi'h''"'
ill., Prince, speech, delivered IN reply 10 the con
ga;ulAtions OF the Bonn students has strong us
MARKHAM touches. lie ,ad that when j" wa 81"
den, Ia. did not study For til, he wa, sorry because
be found later that he could not repair MS heS''ei
tine. ">lill.7 he added. Il would not nav w."
hcrrfed II my had committed, e'"u'h'''hc' "I'
excess Of students. University HE h'7 rs d"
yaniagos ia somewhat stceling the Character O' 80"
jccing II 10 contact with the criticism oil co''"A
Til, word knot with the university lad bccoNn" ui'
backbone Of the best German ohcal me- i'"'o
H.ma,ck next told the students how, when I'rD'I'
Bismarck was a student 1t Bonn he had been a"'
cenly called TO take him home a he was ILL., -.
Prince found that Herbert, Illness was que I" Il
wound he had received in II du"l. In ORDER - cNdN'
the law Herbert had huricdly left the spot ""' '
duel had been fought with his w0uhu un'dnu"e ,,
had washed the wound with foul wafer '''''
M ck did not moralzc ducing, but otly "u'
the student, that IT would be better 10 Do o""e"' "
10 e.danrcr their health.
MORE STEAMERS FOR TIE HAMBCRO- ANr-iAO"'
COMPANY.
The Hamburg American steam Packet COMPANY
incids 10 issue preference shares 10 VI" ai'o'"' "
100000 marks. with the object OF purcha''n1 90
citonal cargo boats will, accommodations i'r S''c'"
Pa enseis.
WOMEN FENCE FOR PRIZES.
women's fencing contest ha, been given her" at
the residence OF Mrs. Willard. VINO (, ii iHcnd OF VT,
Grover Cleveland Ten women showed their sam
With the raper. j. u. Jackson second secretary o' 'o
American Legation and Colonel sicbcIt, VINO 10, a.
umpircs awarded the hrst prize TO Miss Hughes Vi
81. Louis.
FRAU wAGNER'S ILLNESS.
Frau Cosima Wagner was taken suddenly Ill on
Sunday while excursion outside Of Bayrenth.
was Impossible to convey her to her nome uh'"
The next day. After her arrival In Bayreuth She
npdly recovered. No alarm felt.
THE EMPERoRs CRUISE IN HIS NEW YACHT
Emperor William starts on a months cruise in
Norwegian waters at the end OF June in his new
yacht which Is 400 feet in length and fifty feet
beam Her engines are OF 10000 horse power. ana
sne carries h!tecn quick firing GINS. Upon the con
eius0n OF this voyage the Emperor Will proceed to
to"es. where his new Clydebn racing yacht viii
compete In the races to be sailcd there.
FELL DEAD on TIE STEAMER NETWORK.
southampton. April s-WIcD The American Lin,
steamship New York was about to sal to-day, one OF
ne Passengers. Charles Herring. Bedford. England.
vas receiving the final fTewei from lis father.
frank Herring. Of bedford. fhe father grasped the
WIS hand with the exclamation Good by, my boy