Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-16
ARMY BILL PASSED.
The German Government Secures a
Majority Of Sixteen.
IRISH HOME RULE.
New Policy Of Obstruction to BE Followed
by the Brush Unionists-Gsne-
raj Forsico News.
NV rio.Amsr,can cable 70 ,ho DlspNtoh.l

Anelo.Amsr,can cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
R,mIN. July l5--The army bill was
rsysed by the ReicbstAg this afternoon oy
majority OF 10. the vote standing 2Ol in
f.vorof tho measure 20 lS5agGnst II.
Twelve speeches we're made upon the
hJl before vote was taken. aud the oppo-
alton was stubborn 60 the last.
On the second reading yesterday the
Governments majority was IL. To-day 1t
was 10.
After the bin had finally been adopted
The RoichstAg was declared closed.
rtY!S raL GOVERNMENT OINTMENT
The government bopel that the third |
,rling o. tho army bill would be merely |
,-n.ll. and that the session OF both |
h.a,os II the Re:chstag would close IN
t.ro 70 enable tho Emperor and the
Ministers to 60 10 congratulate each other
80, Tho massage o.! tho bill over a luncheon,
l,t even thus vas ordered otherwise.
chancellor Won Caprlyi had been suffer
,,,sI severely from the lnhamed VEINS in /
h.. legs that has doctors urged HIM not 20
srpear IN the House. Though he was
y,..bI, MI last evening. he was Obliged 10
e.,tluue hls Official work. which he did IN |
: rerIninr position. The excitement of
- sifuafIon revived him. however and !
~ looked happy and animated. He was |
HI
Y.etf,cher, Secretary Of the Imperial
lime Once. and Frciherr Marcshal Bier
Lef,iein. Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
STREAM or TALK.
soon after the bill was put on its pas
cage. and after the speaking had COM |
rrrcei Il became certain that the lead |
,f- oi the opponents OF the government |
.a.ft business. and that they did not in
,It % let the measure be adopted in a |
"a Qfu IN II
H.. House felt too electric for formaiIties.
seeker alter speaker paid less attention to |
8,taesing or supporting the bill than to
rs.lur NJ his political opponents The
CHANCELLOR. secure IN the government
,....rity of eleven votes given yesterday |
0- ,ee scrold reading Of the bin, wasted |
r. words 10 responding 10 the attacks |
mad. Moon IN" measure. He listened 70 |
49, Hseussiou for an hour and half and |
NJ 4,5 o'clock disappeared from the
House knowing that the bill was safe OF
adoption.
THE yAsER IMPATIENT.
I,,a. learned subsequently that he had
i..ttl House to soc the Emperor. The !
Lr-.r had become impatient and had |
,hIy.u up o. the Minister'S private on
trance, through which he entered the par
Iu,D..ry building. The Chancellor WAS
.u.gapei 10 meet him. They were
cu-.ted together IN the ChancelIor's pm
Groom for half an hour.
Itl- understood that his Majesty urged
o.. Chancellor To have the bill carried |
through the House at once, a. he desired
t.'artfo night for klcl, from which place
i.,.,euI, 10 20 20 Bornholm, an island |
belonging 10 Denmark. lie did not desire
g. '.ave Berlin until he knew positively !
'hr result OF IN" vote on ms pet measure.
Ill. Chancellor returned 10 the House and |
su. be privately to Herr Won Leyetzow,
ne President. and several members, with
view 10 expedIung the close
~ the discussion. The storm of
talk was stll steadily flowing on,
With no sign of a check. The Emperor,
lruuouty Tuning outside, called Tor
iIthorr Won Stumm-Hal6erg, VINO went
2. te Majesty and reported progress. Pro-
lai.g timing that he could get nothing |
fu- indefinite statements from this source
tle Emperor left the building before the
DIVISION was taken,
GOVTENMESr EMULATION.
Tie opposition organs contend this eve
LID. tLat the majority Of lG in favor OF the !
l.ls not large enough 10 cause the gov
eminent 70 eNult, especially as 1t was won |
TIE Chaucellor's giving pledges 10 the |
Arralans and auti-Semites that IT Will GER |
tUnv give him trouble to fulfil But the
government. with reason, does eXu,t, while
i'su.pouents fail to conceal their chagrln.
\.s..uu and disappointment were plainly
manifested throughout to-days hostile
tppechcs The Emperor is delighted a. the
tA.,a,D ~ the tin. aud rumor has II that
Will confer upon Chancellor Won Ca
Inu the dignity OF a prince. II the de-
i4te to-day had been short and decorous.
q WA,txpectrd IN official circles. tho Em-
I.i.r might have appeared IN the House
Z. close the session. Instead OF closing
Tie House ln person, however, he gave
,..tta-k 10 tho Chancellor. who READ the
Imperial order Immediately alter the pas
sage ot the hll.
lie also read d speech from his Majesty
saving that the fed raj governments were
highly satisfied with The result OF the de-
lbtruHpis and had firm confidence that
the EcIcustss would grant the sacrifices
recognized as necessary. Even tins. the
goo, ca continued. has not deceived the
TIE firm convictions Of the federal govern
meat, that tie proposed increase IN tho
army does not 90 beyond absolute require
Urut- lheV are al the more grateful IN
That they found that the conviction as TO
Oh. u,crs,l'y Of the increase, which IS
spreading more aud more III the country.
bad nuuly moved the keIchstag 60 adopt
TIE oaL
CuRERs FOB THE EMPEROR.
After reading the speech the Chancellor
added " 10 Is q special pleasure to Inc TO
t' charged 10 give Won the Emperors
thanks President Won Levetzow then
called tor three cheers for the Emperor
al ;hr groups except the Socialists, who
bad lett the House before the Chancellor
lad finished.
Yesterday Herr Bebel, the Social Demo-
cratic leader, posing rs the member for !
S'rAsturE, charged Herr Felchester, Chief |
az Police IN that city, with personally !
ratrrauug the populace. Incredible irrl-
taton sand Herr Be0el. prevailed among /
tie Al.at.ans.
Dr. Won Boetticher announced than an
inquiry Into the matter had been opened !
AlI u u WAS found that Herr Rochester /
Ne, guilty he would be punished The !
government, he added, desired that JUS
ure hc done throughout Assce-Lorraine.
HE initial expenditures arising from |
tic operations OF the new military law /
VII be- covered by a loan OF 4S,O0O,0OO /
Insrks. Tins loan has been approved by
Tie Budget Committee.
PERENNIAL EAsTEgS QUESTIONS.
Eastern affairs are again exciting anxiety
81 the German Foreign Office. Reports
from 81. Petersburg state that Russian
expedition Is going 70 loulon and thence
90 The Leyant. when the French fleet al
ready there viii be reinforced. The khe-
dive u Egypt. on hls visit TO the Sultan OF
Turkey, VIII urge the latter 10 use his .
sgleiain rights TO send contingent OF
Turkish troops to Cairo. Members OF the
diplomatic circle here blame the English .
=
dave o. openly operate against England.
Large English aud French purchases OF
fodder throughout Austria and Hungary
fastened the Austrian governments re-
cent decision 10 forbid the expectation of
BAY. straw. and other cattle foods. Bone
MA aud the Austrian Alpine districts are
suffering from fodder famine. In Hun
gary there are good hgryests. Austria pro-
poses that cattle rom the famine-stricken
districts shall DO wnteTed IN Hungary,
The Hungarian farmers 10 secure return
bY getting proportion Of the cattle led
by hem. lie railways will for tins pur-
pose reduce their TARIFF for cattle trans-
pOftatlOu.
JlwiSR AIM TO wOBLD-CoSTBoi.
Tho AntiSemite publisher. Hoeppner.
Is about 10 issue "a book entitled " Die
J,l s-te Ne.hcITs az md DdS Reaer b.
Tt0g,' tracing the case of the Reuter- Tele-
gram Company and its connection with
TIE WOLF News Bureau. with q view TO
Woving that the two news gathering con-
Germs are linked together VITA the object