The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-15
FROM GERMANY'S CAPITAL.
THE Cz4RRTI1CH LIKELY TO VISIT
THE LE1DING GOVERNMENTS.
Desire or the Car to Counterfeit Auy Erro-
neon. Impressions OF the Touion Celehrn-
tiop-NerotInttons Conserving abe Tariff.
NV, tqM 1898. tp u. Uai,ed Pre-.

umprr salons OF tte Eouton teteurn-
| tion-N Negotiations Concerninx abe Tarih.
Copyright 1928 ~ ne Unted Pres"
BERLIN, Oct 14--The St. Petersburg Messsn-
oer. in referring to-day to the Czarewitch's
last visit to vienna. says that the object OF his
mission was to establish friendlier relations
between Russia and Austria Hungary. The
MESSENGER, adds, and this mission was sue
| cessful"
Other advices received here allude to the
| Cars determination to preserve the pence OF
| Europe. and suggest that the Czarewtch is
| about to visit London and Berlin to convince
! the German and British governments that
| Russia's policy will remain peaceful. Onloisl
| declarations from st. Petersburg have d.
vested In tho view OF the German Government
| the French fdtes OF all political Importance.
1t ia probable that the Car. in order to
| counterfeit Impressions cultivated by the
French. Will send the Czarewltch on amission
embracing Paris. Berlin. and London. II this
report proves true period OF prolonged re-
pose is about to set In. During such q period
the question OF reducing the ornaments OF the
powers Is sure to arise
Tho Agrarian League decided to-day to pe-
tition the ReichstaR and Government against
any reduction OF the duties on Russian grains.
The league has organized the opposition to
every Landtag candidate who fails to answer
Of Treaty Of Commerce with Rnssia"
As nothing short OF unilnching hostili-
ty to Caprlvi's policy will satisfy, the
Who are provincial or Government coun:
cillors. will be obliged to abandon their candi-
dntnss or their places IN the siH seryiSS
obtaining the treaty with Russia. The, nego-
tiations have made steady progress and there
is ittlo doubt that the treaty has been virtually
Msxmilian Harden published In his zukunn
finance Minister. b Dr. Wits At tGis critical
moment In international affairs the interview
eEefes bs,W.en and
Russia cola pse." Vito said. each country
will remain in 2 strong POSITION. despite the
Irritation will 10 caused in both. Tho uneasi-
ness from political point of view. is hurtfuI
n regard to tho Toulon visit DR. WItte said:
Why should We not accept gratefully the
friendship 9f the great French nation without
that friendship having aggressive designs
upon anybody Russia desires the best rela-
tons with Germany. Nobody can connect with
rs Russia possesses q sovereign having hor-
ror OF injustiee. with profound sense Of his
directed toward the maintenance Of peace"
i MES that large naval credit will be asked in
viii srft pSw wtSn the fays 1 rs
CURED BY the development Of the navy al
cal situation, the naval authorities in com
mon with every branch Of the imperial Ad-
ministration. have been ordered to reduce
their demands to the lowest figure Against
this denial the opposition organs bring the re-
ninder that similar contradictions last year
were found to he untrue when the estimates
were produced in the Reichstag.
Herr Schmidt. the new President Of the mu-
present himself at the Foreign Ofiice. He will
60 from London to Washington to see Secre-
tary Of State Gresham before sailing for Apia
The German Government believes that the
new. officials will work harmoniously. avoiding
all the old causes OF friction United States
Ambassador Runyon Is about to m owe into his
new residence In the Thiergarten Strasse.
Prof.. L. ID. Ness OF Pittsburgh. Dr. S. Grinnell
OF Iowa, and Mrs. c. /. Winthrope and son are