New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
THE FATE OF THE ARMY BILL
HOPE OF ITS PASSAGE UNIVERSALLY
ABANDONED.
ELIMINATES OF THE vOTE-PREPARATIoNS FUR
THE EXPECTED DISSOLUTION OF THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL

INSTRUMENTATION WILL
IAN IN ROME.
p.,lin Anril $50 little interest has been taken
hv tho members In the proceedings OF the EeichS'ar
during the week that three times within the iiS' S'
DAYS the session could non be constituted o"'ie
the lack of quorum The House mas hi''i -,
nothing except in calculating what Inc r'Su'. win
e on the division the Army b!l. N"ooay oo"o'H
tie defeat Of The Government; the question Is nv"
many VOTES Chancellor Won Capiv after lone III
icuinc with the Centre and National Liberal par'N'
Iii 10 ohlo IN secure The House comprises nj
present 394 members. three seats being Nhodn' '"'
a. these the Chancellor relies upon getting the support
OF sxty-tve Conservatives, eighteen free '"hsviN'
,ivos for,y-one National Liberals. seventeen fo'c'
and ten Reichspsrte total minority vote OF i'i'
against q compact opposition amounting 20 !s' Voc
ard made up OF members Of The tNh're' frei''Ini-'
socialist and other factions. Even shonld the 'hdh-
cellor lie able the votes Of the small mum
Der Of Catholic dssidens following Herr liuene they
would not suffice 10 avert defeat
PREPARING ELECTORAL MANIFIsToEs.
The party leaders are accepting dissolution as IN
eviabc and are assiduous in their pTcpaia IONS i'r
the elections. for Herr Iiucncs coque' tihS WIFI
the Chancellor the Centre leaders wcnld ALREADY nave
agreed upon the form Of electoral manifesto VINO"
Ia, received the adhesion Of most Of the party The
Freisinnigc leaders. VINO will enter the contest
thoroughly united will Issue their declaration as soon
As the Eechs'ag rejects the BILL
TILE sOCI AIISIs APPEAL.
The socialist committee Is first In the field With
an appeal tie electors Their appeal says th;'
tho party will demand for the RcichStaS re-
vision OF the law fixing The term OF the Leglsalur"
a, five wears The committee ar" hopeful that the
country will return largely increased number 81
Socialists and they call upon the adhcrenis Of ur
PARTY 10 put forth their whole resources To organize
rapidly TO subscribe literally TO The parts funds ana
TO appoint candidates in every likely district. They
ci'v of
OF two socialist candidates in district. Ih" mani
reso * another nstancc the readiness and complete"
ness Of the socialist OrCanza'ion TIC leaders nav
the party completely in hand in every district. Inc
small section of independent socialists Is really OIL ~
account.
,nLwARDT LEFT IL THE LUECH'
Ahlwardrs last chance of reelection 'hroue" 80
cialst support is gone. Herr Ecbcl ana inc "'''i
leaders having become convinced Of the bad iai'h Z"
the man and the worthless character Of his documents
So Ahwardt will fall back upon the Polish group WHO
do not encourage hi, approachc-
THE EMrEROE's RECEPTION IN ROME.
Tile newspapers hero abound in glowing accounts
OF Emperor Williams reception in Rome. Inc 'oi'"
German Gazette comments upon TIE "h'h'aiiSn mann
Tested By the Roman popuacc as PROOF hid' i'''
adhesion 4, the Triple Alliance l. st"adias'' Inv
"Reicisanzcgcr" today publishes mn oHc'hl "D'0
stating that the Emperor Is deeply grailh'd WIN u'
warmth Of the welcome extended 10 him ana inc
Empress BY the royal family ard the peopl" o. i'"S'
CRITICISM FROM THE CATHOLIC ORGAN
eThe Gc,-naniao the Catholic organ. says 1t thinks
Emperor william might better have remained >"
home in view OF the political crisis That Is m'lac"s
the Triple Alliance. The "ermahia ucpi"''
the Emperor's unqualified support oil the i'ia'
monarchy the origin Of which, 1t adds must "
troced back TO the spoiiaon Of the head OF the
Catholic Church and the tendency OF which Is 10
perpetuate Injustice toward the Church. The artlce
concludes by reminding Catholics that Germany -
On the eve Of an election. and calling upon th"m 10
think OF the Emperor's hostility 10 Papal rights.
THE TREATY OF COMMERCE WITH RUSSIA.
Despite the Official confidence in the successful
conclusion OF the Russo German commercial treaty
the negotiations lag. Russla's counter proposals.
made through Count schouvalon. the Russian Am
bassador 10 Germany, have proved disappointing TO
th> Foreign Oihce where II is held TO he possible
that the negotiations will collapse II Is certain tha'
n Chancellor Won Capnv should retire, nothing more
would b. heard Of them.
FAILURE or THE BULGARIAN LOAN.
The Bulgarian Government has failed to obtain ITS
REQUIRED loan OF 25OooDoO marks through the
Deutscle Bank. while the negotiations pro
c>>d,ng stories current that Prince Bismarck
AaA such confidence In the future Of Bulgaria that
Prince Bismarck authorizes denial OF this report,
and says ne holds no Bulgarian stock.
AUsTRO HUNGARIAN DISsENsIONs
An iuportant conference held In Vienna to-
day between Emperor Francis Joseph DR.. Wekere,
the Hungarian Prime Minister, and two other MEN,
bsss ,of the Hungarian Cabinet. The conference did
mo- result In rcconcillDg the Emperor 10 the Prime
Innaster,f pojicy Dr. Wekerlc asked the Emperor
to consent that certain Austrian generals and leading
ofeals should attend to the unveiling OF the Honved
Aonumcnt the anniversary OF the stormhs oi
euls In Is4s by the revoutlonsts. The Emperor
DatH refused TO give the desired permission. The