The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-23
no HOPE FOR THE ARMY BILL.
THE ONLY QUESTION Is NOW MANY
YOJEs CAPRIrI WILL SECURE

p,rtv Leaders Know Dissolution Il Coming
,nd Are Prepsrfng for Elections Ger
many Greatly Pleased with the Warmth
or tho Eupcror's Reception IN Rome.
prnt,S. April 22.-so little interest has been
.,tsn by the membere 10 the proceedings Of
IN. Reichstsg during the week that three
tines within the past six days the session
could not he constituted owing to the lack OF .
ouorum. The House has interest In nothing
except in calculating what the result will be
IN the division on the Army bill. Nobody
doubts the defeat OF the Government; the
ouestion is how many votes Chancellor Won
Capriyi, after long intriguing with the Centre
and National Liberal parties, will DO able to
secure.
The House comprises at present 394 NOM
hers. three seats being vacant. Out OF these
the Chancellor relies upon getting the support
o, e5 Conservatives. 18 FREQ Conservatives. Al
National Liberals. IL Poles. and 10 Reichs-
nartei. a total minority vote OF ISL against .
compact opposition amounting to 243 votes,
and made up Of Centrists. F~reisinnige. 30
elalista and other factions Even should the
chancellor be able to secure the votes OF the
ANAL number OF Catholic dissidents following
Herr Hueno they would not suflce to avert
defeat.
The party leaders are accepting dissolution
a. Inevitable, and are assiduous in their prep
~srations for the elections. But for Herr
Husne's coauetting with the Chancellor the
Centrist leaders would already have agreed
upon the form Of the electoral manifesto.
which has received the adhesion Of the bulk
OF the party. The Frsisinnige leaders. who
will enter the contest thoroughly united. will
issue their declaration as soon As the Reich
stag rejects the bill. The Socialist Commit
neal to the electors. Their. appeal says
that the party win demand from the new
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committee are hopeful that the country viii
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oorssn!ze rapidly. to subseribe MIerallY % ths
avoiding tho sppointment Of two Socialist can-
a' fss m aa aast5'f Is another instance, o, tn.
readiness and completeness Of the Socialist
organization. The leaders have the party oom;
section Of independent Socialists Ia really Of
no account.
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other leaders having become convinced Of, the
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back upon the Polish group. who do not en-
courage his approaches.
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Home. The 1Xorth German gass,is comments
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ssgec, today publishes an ofiicial note SAYING
the Ta'i Empress sI b. The royal family and people Of
The Ge,nania. the Catholic organ says It
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Church. and The tendency Of whIsn Is to R rS:
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4 rsesption IN Sonor Of emperor William
will be given at Lucerns, on May 2. The
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q. Russian A%bsssador to GSsrmany have
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The Bulgarian government has failed to OBJ
% sSIsu III the FSs9bb. satsc iHsR Bank nj z0' %Siis she % neeo.
5 s.S,, Nm b ~ rr I1fsrI si q hsIx,I hsd ts sSsh l. sG Sad
largely Invested In the last Bulearisn loen:
Prince Bismarck authorizes Q denial OF this
report. ard says he holds no Bulgarian stock.
An II Important conference was held in Vienna
Werkels. the Hun Prime Minister. and
Two other members OF the HpngarianC abtnet.
the Emperor to the Prime Minister'S policy.
DR., Werkele asked the Emperor to assent to
certain Austrian Generals and leading officials
pent on the anniversary Of the storming Of
Buda IN lS4S by the revoluttonfsts: The En-
peror fatly refused to give the desired per-
mission. The difference has also widened on
the Hungarian pslitico-reltgious bills. with
which the fate OF the Hungarian Government
Is bound up.