New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
DEBATING THE ARMY BILL
No REFERENCES TO A COMPROMISE MADE
YET IN THE REICHSTAG.

OF READMIsSION OF THE JESUITS INTO
GERMANY-THE EMPEROR NOT GO
ING TO NORwAY-BARON
Won SAURM ,-JELIsCH.
Berlin. July s-The speeches that were made
for and against the Army bill in the Rcchstas
Yesterday and to-day were of purely partisan
character, Indicating nothing Of the undercur-
rents which may ultimately guide the votes or
the several parties. Each speaker indicated his
known programme and avoided any reference TO
a compromise Herr Boeckel, who leads the Dem
ocratic faction of the Anti-Scmitcs-for that small
party has not escaped dvision-in speech de-
livered to-day suggested the terms which his
half-dozen followers would support Chancellor
Won Caprivi. The suggestion contained the idea
that if its terms We're not granted the faction
would maintain its opposition and set its face
against the bill
The best speech made today was that OF DR..
Won Bonnioscn the National Liberal leader, who
attacked the Centrists and Richtersts, declar
ing that thcv were defeating their own purposes
bv the intensity Of their hostility 10 the Gov
eminent These parties. he said, were rejecting
conciliatory proposals. and fOrsalng their best
traditions by demanding their own terms or
nothing 1t was this attitude that had lei -
the political destruction Of the Frcisinnigc party
for which Eusen Richter responsible. The
voters. Dr. Won BcnnGscn added, had deserted
Herr Richter at the polls
Herr Richter was exceedingly angry at this
reference 10 the defeat Of the movement when
no had led TO almost complete extinction, and
made furious reply 70 Dr. Won BcnnlgSeA III
said. among many other things. that moral prlI-
ciplrs formed the sole standing ground Of the
Radical Peoples party, and that the ultimate
triumph of these principles was assured. Inc
defeat of his party was, he asserted only
momentary
Then Herr PRESS an Alsatian, had an inning
of the old style Of dcnOuncing an increase oil '"'
army. The increase asked for 10y the Govern
mcnt. he said, was needless, and would place an
oppressive burden upon the people HIS sp'e'"
was simply repetition OF the thrcaoo're a'7"
ments against the measure.
The obvious determination of large number
of the members 10 be heard on the bill implies
that the discussion will last until the end OF
next week.
THE READNIssIoN or THE JEsUITS.
Wednesday is the day for private members
motions. The Centrists will then rails" the que7-
ton of the readmssion of the Jesuit' into ter
many The Fre,innge papers persist IN stating
that the Governments support of or refrainlrg IRON
opposition 10 this Ultramonane proposal VIII be
tho nrice maid the Centrists for their support OF
the bill Both the Centrist leaders AMI the "o'-
eminent adhcrents deny that there Is any com
pact. The Chancellor undoubtedly has MAORI
" in favor of the bill without the tentn''S III
the Hobbies to-day II was not the jesuit, pu' the
taxation question. upon which the Centrist' d.
clared an arrangement for their support was pos
sible. While Herr Groeber proclaimed no COM
nrornise. in the House. members of the Liebcr
wing Of the party said in the lobby that II the
Chancellor would distinctly pledge the Govern
nent TO cover the increase IN the expenditures pN
a progressive Imperial tax on incomes OF oN'r
10000 marks, the Ccntilsts would vote Tor inc
bill Privately they angling for DEAL whch
is likely 10 be arranged, swing the Government
large majority DR.. Licher means 10 insist thd'
the bill 90 10 a committee and TIN, will give uuc
for negotiations 10 b. carried Oil
VARIOUS MOTIONS TO FL INTRODUCED
Tho session is certain to last longer than WAS At
first expected The National Liberals hav" gwen
notice of a motion in regard 10 the distress calS''
by the drOuth. and also IN regard 10 ''e I'N
NJ fodder wanted FIR the army manOelNrcS and
70 the limited supply in The Districts outside OF
those in which tie manoeuvr"s are 10 be h"l'.
The Richtori.ts. with the members of the NoiiS-
partei, will propose the entire suspension OF tie
import duties on fodder until May, 1894. The
Socialists will support this measure
A RIICHsTAG COMMITTEES >ocI NIST HEAD
For the first time in the history of the Reiclst'S
,be Socialists have obtained the charnnnship OF
one of the permanent committees, Herr Ancr
being elected t. Nh. place. Herr Singer. another
Socialist has the v.cc-chairmanshlp OF another
committee
LEADERS or TIE VARIOUS Groups.
The Conservatives have reelected Froihcrr Won
ManteuiTcl. the Poles Prince Ferdinand RadziwilL
and nhc Ccn;rists Count IIomPc~ch. presidents
Of their respective groups. Liehcrnann Won
Sonnemann leads the Conservative section of the
Anti-Semltcs.
SOCIALISTS IN TIE BNYAcIAN L\NnTAi
The elections for members OF the Bavarian
Iandtag are proceeding. For the first time the
Socialists have captured seats, two OF their cand-
dates having been elected in Munich. They Lave
also won seats in Nuremberg. Augsburg and H1n'-
berg much 10 tie aihdZeih'ht vi ulc Hposiha
Cericals.
THE Cz,REwITCH TO WIT PoTsoAN.
r,,,oror William will receive the Czarewitch
~ the Potsdpm station the return OF the latter
from England on Tuesday. After taking DINNER
AZ the palace tho Czarewitch VIII continue lhs
Journey 10 Moscow
RIM STAND Of THE NORWEGIAN RADICALS
r,,. lmncror has abandoned his proposed trip
20 vo,way. The conflict OF the Norwegian kadl-
eo,. aa.ins. ,he Government is approaching "A
d.no.r,,. climax After dccrcclng tie exclusion
Of thr swedish colois from Tie nt,ona' ma, i
majority OF the Stor-lng row. reluSr !" .I;r
suppl, for the consular scTyiGe u faT yorway
demands for consular rcpresentatou ioI ia0."aS
be accorded The Stockholm Alcn"ii. MI a.
oicsl paper. SAYS that the refusa VIII ,, pro-
woke conflict between Nor'Say ana SW "t ,bc
and recommends an iIninediaIc ulsC s.on Of the
position by an extraordinary S'
Swedish Diet.
AMERICANS AT THE REICHsTG's oPENiN''
America was well repre- >entcd at the opening o'
the Reichstag Among those seen III the D'p''"
Ina a.
matic-'GalIery were the United states VII ~
dAraircs Consul-Gencral Edwards ana MI ""'"
burn American Consul at Maghepurs'
MRS rI-NYON'S HEALTH IMPHpNIN''