The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03

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ue--The Gover--ent May FInd IL No
Lo-Eer Polite TO Oppose the Repeat OF
the Expui-ion Lava Quarrel Over Art
e.. Observation-Disclosures In Bertha.
cppy-tsm 1888 By n, Uahcd Pys..
BERLIN. Dec. Pin contrast with yesterdays
exciting debate on the motion for the return
OF the Jesuits the proceedings In the Relchs-
tag to-day were rather quiet Only minor
measures we're discussed. The treaty with
Colomb ia relating 20 navigation was approved.
Among tho bills discussed was that for tho
beneflt OF veterans and their widows and chill
dren. The House was almost empty up to the
time OF adjournment.
Interest In the mixed voting on the motion
for the return OF tho Jesuits is still alive. An
analysis shows that the majority vote con
sisted OF ninety i've Centrists almost the en-.
tire partyL seventeen Poles. Elk Alsatians.
twenty-nine Socialists eight South German
Democrats. and eighteen others The mi
nority cannot be grouped 40 statistically.
being drawn from the Free Conservatives. tho
National Liberals. the Conservatives. OF whom
thirty left tho House when the voting COM
menced. and the Anti. Semites. Werner and
Bindewalt. Anti-Semites. declined to vote
when their names we're called. Among prom
inent mem ers voting with the minority were
Eugen Richter. Heinrich Rickert, Count Her
bert Bismarck. Prince Won Fuerstenberg. and
Herren TraeRer. Meyer. Schroeder. Pachnlcke.
Roesicke. and Dallwitz-
The division on the motion for tho return Of
tho Jesuits cannot be described as one on
strictly party lines. During the regime OF
Prince Bismarck. the tenacity with which he
opposed the revocation of the law of expul-
sion. even after tho abatement OF the Kultur-
kampt prevented the splitting OF the party
n thIa uuaation Whan ha Al
was last before the Reichstag. two years ago.
Chancellor Won Caprivi Enthusiastically de-
clared against the Centres m otion. Yesterday
the Government held entirely nloof from the
debate, and no speaker pretended to know
what course the Ministers would take in the
event OF the Centres obtaining a majority.
Among the Governments old supporters the
National Liberals aim os; to nan voted against
the motion. following tn cir traditions The sum
Of the position Is this: That the Relchstag.
HAVING Tree play. shows changed convictions.
and that the Government. having still to nego-
thte for maJorities on the com ercial treaties
no longer to oppose the repeal OF the law OF
expulsion: IN negotiating Tor majortties. and
eminent whether the vote shall DO made efTec-
therefore operate upon the Centre for support
in the Reichstag aud work upon the Vatican
public. The cautious tnctics OF the Govern
ment suggest that it will eventually use it's
advantages successfully and will advise the
Bundesrath to assent to the abolition OF the
DR.. Theodor Barth. writing In the Wochen-
at the Worlds Fair He thinks that German5's
exhibit made Emperor Williams name popu-
lar throughout the United States
The negotiations with Franco az to tho
boundaries OF the Cameroons Hinterland and
the AnElO-tiprmnn aRreamant will hapIn a
Monday. The Foreign ONCE desires TO mar.
row the question to an examination to deter
mine whether the Anglo German Convention
agrees In geographical details with the inter-
national treaty OF December: 1885. The Ger
man representatives; therefore. will be pr.
keyser OF the Colonial Office. Prof. Dauch-
mann, q student OF the country round Lake
Tchad. and kiepert. the photographer. France
wishes to give matters diplomatic twist and
desires foreign arbitration Of the dispute.
France processes TO have regarded her own
aims "a Deypnd dispute.
Thanksgiving Day brought to Berlin every
American Consul in the North German district,
except those who Were detained Mt home Ivy
illness. The Consular group at the banquet In
the kaiseIhof consisted Of Consult General
deputy. Mr. De Soto Frederick Opp from Bres-
lRu. james Monaghan from ChemIitz Julius
Mute from 81 adgeburg. William Robertson. and
Charles Burke from Hamhurg Edward Crane
and otto Doederlein from I.eIpsic The Con-
suar Coeferences were held yesterday and to-
day at the Consulate General.
These Americans have registered at the
Consulate this week: Prof. II. ID. Forster OF
Dartmouth College. W. A. Hadley and A. W.
non. ILL.,. and Mrs, C. ". Muller Of Aberdeen.
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