Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
FIXED UP A SPEECH
csprn Gave William Tips on
What to Say in His
ADDRESS FROM THE THRONE
The Willy Chancellor Advises Caution
Aboas Reference 20 the Relations
Bes~een Other Powers
ADDRESS FROM THE THRONE


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BEkLGs. Nov. 5.--Emperor Will an
vii start on Tuesday for Wurtemburg.
where be viii JOIN King William The
party sil 90 on = hunting expedition 10
Castle Babenhausen Ii Is stu aa IN
eertainfy whether his majesty vii open
the reiehstag IN person. Chancellor
Csprivi hal an audience with the sm-
psror today aud presented 10 him re-
port OF the progress made IN the nego-
nations Tor commercial treaty with
Russia It Is probable that they ar
ranged the form of the speech from the
throne. the tenor Of which. according 10
Official opinion. can be accurately fore
casted The speech will announce that
the governments Of the federal states
have agreed upon the budget proposals
and dnance reforms IL will ask the
reichstag % assent 10 she commercial
treaties that have been concluded with
koumania. Servia and Spain. 4 hope
ful view will be taken 81 the. financial
condition OF Germany and the condition
OF the army. Cautious reference viii be
made 10 the peaceful relations OF the
powers
Caprisi sailed With William
/. IL Is now certain that the agrarian
agitation against the chancellor and
I the commercial treaties has bad no
effect upon bis standing with the en-
perOr. His relations with Count Euien-
burg. president Of the Prussian council
I q ministers, have become more friendly
] Of late. DR. MIGUEL. PrussIan finance
minister, obviously gives him loyal as
sistance IN preparing his finance pro-
I lects. The new war minister. General
Won SchilleaaoFf has relieved the chan
cellor OF the weight OF the war depart
| ment. which, under General kalterburn-
/ Stachans' regime, Count CapTiv was
unable to shake of altogether. The
chancellor awaits the onslaught OF the
opposition with strengthened resources
since the reichstag adjourned. The
agrarian party cannot bee induced 10
I abandon its hostility 20 the chancellor.
or by any concessions that he Is likely
| 10 oder. No attempt will lie made 10
Glolllfy the agrarians.
Ievctxow Will he Re-eIected
II can be said that the reichstag will
reflect boy proclamation Herr Levetzow.
/ president and Herr Bouienburg and
/ BerSiin vice president. DIR. Schelling.
Prussian minister Of justice. will pre-
| pare for the landtag a bull 10 counteract
/ the increasing dismemoerment OF large
estates. aud al anti-usury measure reg
! ulating the interest on loans and mort
cages. Both these proposed measures
have an anti-semite flavor, as Hebrew
money lenders are accused Of being the
chief agents in parceliing out great fam
! lly estates. the ow ners OF which are sup
posed 10 be the backbone OF stable
government As preparation for the
governments vindication OF the iuan-
la soundness Of Germany. the North
tsazette mas published several reassur-
ing articles regarding international
financial relations.
Italian Financial Crisis
Everybody interested knows how
heavy hearted the Berlin and Frank.
fort houses feel over the fall in Italian
securities. The decline struck both
Germany capitalists and investors
severely The imitation OF Vienna spec.
ulations on the untimely resumption OF
specie payments has now given way 10 a
severe reaction that appears 10 justify
fofebodings OF disaster. The North
German Gazette asserts that everything
will come out all right Itadds that the
financial policy OF Signor Giolitti, the
Italian prime minister. that has re.
Gently been subjected 10 severe attack,
il really sound. IL further says that
Italy has been steadily prospering. Her
Industries must steadily develop under
the protection Of the triple alliance
Politically. Italy Is strong and her al.
liances must soon overcome her tinan-