New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
THE ARMY BILL IN PERIL.
pr1cHSTAC LIKELY TO STAND BY lis
COMMITTEE.
ayrIEr THAT THE EMPEROR WILL DISSOLVE
PARLIAMENT BEFORE The End VI
ArR11~TnE CHANCELLoRs RE
PLY TO HERR BTNNIGsEN.

,,,, March 1s-Detore tho final vote OF the Army
pm Committee left the Government fare 10 lace WIFI
q definitely hostile majority. Chancellor Won Oap'N'
"a conferences with Herren Iiuehne. Rcker Ben
u,,.., and Icber. the chiefs Of the parties repre-
..n,ed on the Committee. The negotiations iel' inc
c,.,ru.rt and the committee more hostile than ever
toward each Other Only the Conservativ" ana Free
Con~ryative members Of the committee supported 'e
Ml The Chancellor gave as res"iute r'J'cuo" "
Herr Bennigscn's compromise proposals 'h'ue" '''S
largely conceded the Governments d"maAus' is il"
rave 10 the proposal Of Herr Meher. which cohcou'u
nothing. Herr Licbei's proposal aoont wmch "uo"
mystery has been maintained showed that the centre
800 h.d M desire 10 trca, further with the Govern
men, His proposal was practically the SUBMISSION
n. now hill providing for the maintenance OF TIE
present peace effective with reduced term OF Sr'e
the Government having the option In the event Oh
emersences 70 retain In active service 'he me-" WI"
had served their term tn, report Of 'he commute
viii be submitted to the Rcicistag ai'er r"'"I'
Every indication now ponts 10 the ho''"'"e "f
porting the committee.
The determined attitude OF the Chancellor proves
that Emperor William has resolved to take an eAlI'm
rep II Is now expected that the R''ch''ae VIII W.
Dissolved at the end OF April. The Closing NP'c''
In the committee had pronounced election chadc'ei'
benc less directed 10 criticism OF the Dill IMAM '"
attacks upon the Government. Herr Kichter uec''e"
that the rejection Of Herr Bennigsens compromise was
nroo, that there was no possibility OF dealing with
government behind which was an impenons Will
An The parties he said might now combine IN deienee
Of esusututionalism against absolutism
Mr. Bennigsen denounced the stand made by Chan-
esuor Won Caprivi as precudlne all hope OF an ar
r,pssment and assuming the certainty Of shipwreck
"A M. mi He declared that the obstinacy OF the
Government would precipita,e general election
Mere the Ministers aware, he asked, OF what disson
ton implied II would brirg about the widest scenes
Of political confusion. and would cause oisoru''S
hitherto unknown to the German electors. Herr Ben
nigsen warned the Government that they Aau "o
chance to rally the country TO their SIDE
Chancellor Won Caprvi rightly characterized The
c.ntrs rs the neca,on OF he Object OF the
hill Herr Bcnnissens proposal he rejected on the
riOund that the Federal Governments must adhcfe
10 the complete scheme OF organization supn'''cu "
the RechstaC. The Chancellor he'd tha' me r'l'''
ated appeal 10 the Government TO consiuef inc Dur
dens upon .ts empire insulting ana he uec''''u
TO reply 10 Herr Bennigsen's predictions ABOUT ti'
results OF the committees refusal to pass 'Ne Dill.
Finally the Chancely tried 10 defend the action OF
the Government entirely co"st'uuohai "' ~
sented Herr Rchters remarks about absoIu'sih' anu
surceted that he might yet obtain the support Oh 'he
National Liberals.
Nothing however, seems TO justify this sneeeS-
non unless the Governments policy Is nodineu'
In. NatioIa Liberals would be In opposition at a
General election. and Herr Bennigscn. who Is now
Provisional President OF Hanover would have 10 resign
his post But the question is, Is dissolution neNi.
table, Tie Emperor must first obtain the assent VI
the Bundesrath. Federal Council, the BavaTiah ana
saxon members OF which are known TO be absoiu'elS
hostile to an appeal TO the country, pre'errme 'he
withdrawal OF the Army bill. II the Bundc'rath re
fuses the FmperorS demand for the dissolution OF IN"
kechstar Chancellor Won Caprivi must resign. Il
dissolution occurs the outlook for all the parties l.
perpleAing Herr Won Kleist Rctzow at yesterday
meeting Of the committee promised the Oovernin"m
The united support Of The Con,crvaV w,rh,rH Tom
teune and other prominent Conservatives are a,au!
threatening 10 desert The GovcT ry ohandourd
THE FMprRoR's COMING VISIT 10 ITALY.
Owing TO the political crisis, Chancellor von Capnvi
VIII not acccmpaNy Emperor William on his visit 10
Rome where the Emperor will take part III ''e
celebration Of King Humbers silver wedding. the
Imperial party will leave Berlin on April -. in, n.y.,
Quirinai fr week. and from Rome will 20 to Maple.
ne Pope will give Emperor william Oh hnnn ,b
Sr Slp lsms q" will d', St Queen Victoria who viii
uen be at Florence.
URGING An ITALoGErMAN ALLIANCE.
The National zeung" reproduces singular
Uticle from the Dirltto.' q newspaper OF KoH'''
uype Germany 10 rupture her alliance VIII AusI'"
- i'm Italy. thus leaving her free 10 deVsiop I,'s
Nance Tho National zcitung" and other papers
eesre thst the proposal to form an i,a n
srely . chlmera.
HAIsER TO ATTEND AUSTRIAN MANoECVRhs.
Emperor william will attend the manoeavres OF
IL Austrian army at Sz1mbahcly. The oihcai
hele here credits a report that the CzareVitch VIII
: the same time be a guest OF Emperor ff"hcia
Aseph
REPORT OF A FATAL sNOwsLlDE DENIED
Winnipeg Man, March 1s.-The superintendent o'
Ne Canadian Pacific Railroad here deh'es VIC s'o'S
eat put Yesterday that snOwsllde had occurred vi
M lise. burying twelve men, TWO OF "ho"' nav
- taken out dead lie says there Is no iouhdauoh
~ IL report.
0rrLING NoRTHwEsTERN INDIAN TROUBLES
Victoria, r. c., March ls.-Charles Todd iha'a"
seent for the North came here on the steamer n",
ean Bosc0witz lie has been attempting 10 s''"'
0e tribal dispute between the Kitkatlas ana o'"e'
HeetAem Indians which grew out OF 'he oo'io
mAnl massacre. lie considers that his miss'oh "A.
zen successful. although all the tribes are NOV
ausAsd. Ths Oweeknnos are thoroughly sa"s"eu
ane II b not likely that they will 60 TO war win
ne ntatlas. The Kamsquits. however. nave pee"
ssxins around the Kitkatlas village for some '',e
Ssssl shots have been exchanged. but al ~.
slues went astray. Tbs KamsQnits expected ma
- Ovsshanos would assist them in the nsn. w.
Nt1atlas. but a. the Oweeksnos are sa SUI the
Ne possibility Of their joining TODD says