Arizona republican., 1893-12-03
GERMAN BUDGET Jesuits Again Admitted
 to the Fatherland. 1t Is Believed That Ger
 man Catholics
Will Brown Upon Church In
 reference With Politics.
The Iron ChancelIor's Old Enemies Have Found Favor In the Eyes
 of the Reichstag.

Copyrighted 1893, by the Associated Press.
 BERLIN, Dec. 2.-The vote in the reichstag in favor of re-admitting the Jesuits is the sensation of the week, not only in Germany. but throughout the Catholic world. In the Kultur- kampf struggle, Bismarck always poured the full yials of his wrath upon the Jesuits and so earned for himself the opposition of German Catholics. Since that time the pope and emperor have become reconciled. The position is much changed though according to tho calculations of the newspapers the bill ought to have been rejected. These anticipations were falsifed by the votes of indifferent members who be- lieve there is nothing more to be feared from the interference of the vatican in political affairs. It would seem the majority of representative Germans have come to the conclusion that the policy of the vatican is no longer that of interference in the political struggles of the different parties at home and abroad and should the vatican at any future time use it's influence in the political affairs of Germany by leaning towards the Franco Russian entente, for ln- stance, it is believed the representa- tives of Germans in the reichstag would remain loyal to the fatherland and such action upon the part of the vatican would have no effect upon the Catholic Germany other than to cause them to discountenance the interference of the church with the political situation.
 The government has not yet given any indication of it's intentions in re- gard to the Jesuit motion and though it is almost certain that no immediate ef- feet will be given to the vote the power to do so will remain In the hands of Chancellor Won Caprivi as 8 useful resolution should he desire to attempt to bring about more cordial relations with the vatican, with the view possibly of alienating the pope's partiality for France. Another induce ment which might cause the govern me nt to accept the bill would be that it would do much to reduce the cleavage which manifested itself during the army bill debates, between north and south Germany in the reichstag,
 The committee to which the com merciaI treaties were referred last Sat- urday, today approved the Spanish treaty vote by 15 to 6. The majority was unexpectedly large and iDsures the adoption of the Servian treaty.
 The fate of the Roumanian conner cial treaty is still dou ubtfui. A motion by the Agrarian party that the treaty be concluded for three years only was negatived by. the committee having the treaties under consideration. The commercial treaty committee strongly advised the government to make spe- cial concession to Cuba and Porto Rico on account of the American treaty giving them advantages on iron and manufactured goods, and making Ger man competition almost impossible.
 It is stated the Polish party depart ing from It's previous declarations, has decided to vote in favor of the treaties and as over one-half the contests are also to support the treaties. it is be- lieyed the Roumania commercial treaty will also be adopted.