New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
ARMY BILLS PROSPECTS.
LESS OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSALS.
DR. MEBER's FACTION THE CHEF DIRECTORS
THE CIANCEILOR'S PLEA-THE
CzAREwITCH'S WITT.


Cz,REwITCn's WITT.
Bcrlin Jan os-The Ro.chstag Committee on th'
Army bill has concluded the general debate on tha
measure and 10 day PROCEEDED with the discussion OF
the several clauses. The closing debates showed al
increased disposition 10 accept the Governments pro
posals. the only material opposition being offered b'
faction of the Centre party Jed by Dr. Lcbor baron
stImm congratulated the committee upon tho fact that
II was becoming responsive TO tho public feeling III
favor Of tue bill. lie said he believed that the GOV
eminent would offer compromise that would be ac
ccptabe TO the Frclslnncc party. though II could not
try to make terms with The Socialists. Baron Stumn
severely blamed Or. L;cbcr for advocating The dsunlo
OF Germany, by saying that 1t was better for the people
OF Bavaria to die Eavarians than 10 be done to
death under the Empire.
Dr. Buhl a Pavarian National Liberal declared that
DR.. Iicbcr', words maliGnel the Bavarians.
Count Preysing, Bavarian member Of the Centre.
echoed the words OF DIR. Bull.
Dr. Lieber resented DR.. Buhl's impuatlons and de-
clared that his words had been msquored. lie was
Himself he said loyal TO the Empire, and only desired
10 inform the Government how the Bavaran people
felt toward the proposed increase of the army burdens
Herr schaedler member Of the Centre party. con
tended that the bill and the alternative proposal OF
Dr. Won Benissen both unacceptable.
Chancellor Won Caprivi once more appeared before
the committee and spoke in favor Of the bill, urging
that II be approved In its entirety Inc measure ne
said was not intended TO avert nomcntary DANGER Vi
for state OF things which he must describe as pre-
senting a permanent danger. The Federal "oNerh-
ments he added were strongly OF the opinion that
the country was in position TO bear the burdens ,a'
the Ministers sought 10 lay upon II. Inc OiaiceAo
declared that when the situation became Clearly
apparent the Government would not fall TO receive
the support OF the people
Herr Maltzahn also addressed the committee ana
tusti6ed the way I'm which the Government Intended
20 meet the additional expenditures
Dr. Lleber again asserted that IL was impossible for
his party concede more than II has already CON
coded thcreupOn the Chancellor CURLY closed the ais
cussion by expressing the hope that consideration Of
the clauses Of the bill would convince the Centriss OF
the necessity of supporting the measure.
VOTING NEW CREDITS FOR THE NAVY.
The Budget Commission of the Reiclstag is rapidly
voting the credits for the Navy, under the I'm
pulse of Chancellor Caprivis declarations that
there is danger of coalition OF the fleets OF France
Russia and Denmark. Herr Hahn a member OF the
Reichstag made a powerful impression upon the COM
mission by the statement that despite the declara-
tons Of the Danish Foreign Minister In the Fokehing
the German Government had reason to believe that
Denmark In the event Of war would make common
cause with Russia
KAISER'S CORDIALITY TO THE CZAREWITCH.
Though the reception of the Czarewitch here IS
not likely TO modify the grouping Ct the Powers or
policy II is decidedly temporary
check to the French party at the Cars Court Dis
patches received tonight from st. Petersburg testify
TO a marked change In the tone OF the semi-Hiical
press toward Germany The Government messenger
announces that the occasion Of the anniversary Of
the birth Of Emperor William the Car invited Gen
eral Won Werder, the German Ambassador, and Major
Dejenne, Military Attache Of the German Embassy, 10
the Anitchkof Palace. In the course of the inter
view the Gar made cordial reference to the good
will existing between the Courts Of ST. Petersburg and
Berlin. Furthermore the seri-ohical journal de
St Petersburg publishes communication expressing
the satisfaction of the highest court circle at the
manner in which the Czarewch welcomed 10
Berlin.
The impression that the Czarewitch created on dip
lomats and members OF the Imperial household who
came In contact with him during his visit is the
Of what is recorded by the semoficia press.
The say that the cordality all
on the side Of Emperor William. whose expansion
toward his guest met by formal politeness. The
Czarewitch is TO detest Republican France, but
his attitude here evnced warmth of friendship for
the high German pcrsonages around him.
A BRILLIANT COURT RECEPTION.
The Grandc Cour held after the marriage Of Prin-
cess Margaret the brilliant Of the last weeks
festivities. 1t held in the Weissen saal of the
Royal Castle. Among the invited guests were Chap
Coleman Secretary of the United states Lcga-
ton and ueutenants Evans and Sargent, the military
and naval attaches, respectively. During the cere
mony of filing past the throne an awkward mishap oc-
CURED. lady in waiting Princess Henry, in bow
Ing leaned that she lost her balance and
Tell into basin Of adjacent fountain. She was
speedily helped 10 rise and found TO be uninured
THE AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE INVITED.
The United States ConsulGencral aud the whole
of the diplomatic staff Of the United states Legation
invited to the gala opera performance gwen
yesterday in honor OF Emperor Williams birthday.
Much comment has been caused by the fact that no
representative Of the royal house of bavaria attended
the festivities.
EX-EMPRESs FREDERCKS EXHIBIT AT CHICAGO
ExEmpreSs Frederick will send TO tho Chicago
Worlds Fair costly lace points made in silesa
and presented her the occasion OF her silver
wedding by women belonging TO tie siesian nobility.
COUNT Won MUENSTERS LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Count Won Muenster, German Ambassador to FIahce,
will leave Paris on a prolonged leave OF absence in
February. Diplomats associate his departure with the
campaign of calumny connected with the Panama
Canal scandal.
MU-ICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Nine. Melba and the brothers De Rcszke will open
their season opera krol's Theatre in February
A French company will soon appear in opera COM
tque at the Apollo Theatre
Barronin Ruth" a new play, by Robert Mlsch, has
been produced at the Neuen Theatre with fair sue
royal actors at tho Ncuen Theatre while the Royal
HAY House Is closed.
FIFTY.SEVEN MINERS RESCUED.
THE LOSS OF LIFE IN THE ToKoDGRAU MINE
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED.
Buda Pesth, Jan. GA partially successful effort