New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
REVERENCE FOR BISMARCK.
CONGRATULATIONS ON HIS SEVENTY EIGHTH
BIRTHDAY.


BIRTHDAY.
PRESS AND PEOPLE JOIN IN DOING HONOR TO
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARMY BILLS
CHANCEs-RECTOR LwARDT-THE
EXPULSION OF BEANDEs
FROM FRANCE.
Berlin, April To-day is the seventy eighth an
niversary Of the birth of Prince Bismarck and "A num-
Der OF the Berlin papers publish congratulatOry
articles The National Zeitung" says that the widest
circles OF the German people remember with gratitude
and reverence the founder of the Empire and they all
unite In the wish that he may long be preserved to
the Nation. band of the Princes admirers In North
Germany assembled in KEEL early this morning. and
thence proceeded to FREDERICKSBURG to tender their
congratulations TO the Prince Count Herbert Bis
marck and his wife arrived at Fredrchsruhc on
Wednesday last from Fume TO take part in the cele-
brations Among the many presents received by the
great statesman was Il splendid album sent by Il
Der of Germans in Costa Rica. This album contains
100 photographs of the beautiful scenery OF the little
Central American Republic.
ABISMARCK FOUNTAIN INAUGURATED.
The Bismarck fountain in the market place in Jena,
In Sazc-Weimar- Eisenach, was inauguraed to-day.
The fountain is the spot where Prince Bismarck
delivered his famous Grafton last summer great
commers to have been held to-day but II has been
postponed until Thursday. has also a large torch
light procession that had been fixed for toms ht. The
posiponements made necessary by the fact that
under the Brandenburg sabbath regulations such fes-
uvies are forbidden during Passion Week
THE ARMY ELL AND TIE CHANCES OF DIS
SOLUTION.
Dr. Won Benngsen the National Liberal leader, has
resumed his negotiations, aiming to get the Govern
ment to accept in modified form the proposals be has
already made relative TO the Army BILL Herren Huene
and Lieber are preparing new resolutions To De SUB
mitted upon the second reading of the bill In the
Rsichstag. These simultaneous movements induce the
belief in political circles that the dissolution OF the
Relchsag will vet be avoided. The bill will not again
appear i'm the Reich>ag until the return of Emperor
William from Italy, after the celebration of King
Humbert's silver wedding. He Will probably return
May A. Daring The Easter recess both the Gov
eminent and the party leaders have more keenly
realized the grave consequences arising from the
struggle which may imporll Of the fundamental
Institutions OF the Empire.
SOCIALISTS TO SHOW THEIR STRENGTH.
spirit OF compromise prevails everywhere.
cept among the Socialist cliques. If the party leaders
arc thoroughly convinced that the Rechstag is within
O month OF dissolution. their disregard OF organized
action in the electoral field is unaccouptable While
much Individual activity is apparent in meetings In
the constituencies nothing is being done In regularly
concerted work by the members OF the Centre the
National Liberals or the Conservatives Something
like definite electoral campaign has been arranged
by the socialists, who have decided TO present can
didates in all the 397 electoral districts. intending
thus to obtain socialist vote tlat will impress
public opinion with their numerical Myth.
AHLwARDT TELLING THE SAME OLD STORY.
The Conservatives have definitely thrown over
Hector Ahwardt but, rrepreSsible "a ever he per-
vades the country, venting old scandals with his
accustomed zest. At stcttin, at IL conference on
German thought in conflict with Hebrew thought
Ahlwardt developed to the satisfaction of his audi
ence the thesis that all the moral and social evils
now affecting Germany arose from the Hebrews lie
concluded his address by declaring that soon AS
the Reichstag would produce proofs Of coriup-
ton under the Bismarck regime and since Bismarck
held Office. somewhat similar conference mat
was proposed to hold in Dresden has been forbidden
by the police. The organizers have had the audacty
TO invite DR.. Miguel Irussian Minister of Finance
against whom Ahlwardt has specifically directed his
attack, and Secretary Of The Treasury Maltzahh 10
open the discussion and to reply 10 Ahlwardt En-
peror William has advised the Government 10 CONSIDER
exceptional measures for repressng Ahlwardt who
Is protected by his membership IN the Kelchs'as
The Emperor has suggested that action be taken
against him on the ground that h. Is danger To
public morality. IT Is understood. however, ula'
a majority Of the Ministers unwilling 10 interfere
In the matter. hIs repression might convert him.
In the eyes OF the antsemites into martyr to his
convictions.
CONCERNING THE EXPULSION OF BRiNDEs.
pulsion from France Of Herr Brandes. tie CORE
spondent OF the Berlincr Taecllat' for the alleged
sending to his paper Of Il dispatch connecting fr's
dent Carnot's with the Pa;im; scandal, caused
a mcmeEtary depression the B0ursc here and at
Vienna. Subsequent reflection tended to connect
the article with the Amy lii. any squable with
France strengthening the Governments arguments
IN support OF the bill. The furry Oh the h"urscs
WAS therefore only temporary. The newspapers all
ooncur IN upraidng the authorities OF Paris for per
hitting a mob TO attack Herr Brandes's family. The
. Cologne Gazette SAYS II would ic Impossible Tor
such scenes to occur In any civilized city except
Paris II demands that the French Government
cixe satisfaction so complete 10 stop mob as
saults upon Germans III future. The "Nos'sch'
Zctunr- warns French stat, smel that they are play
ing with fire France. 1t adds must ira sc'peeo"'S
for her internal troubles other than prominent natives
Of the countries forming the Triple Alliance
Mr. puEIrs,s RECEPTIONS RE UMED.
william Walter Phelps, the American Minister has
resumed his Thursday RECEPTIONS mt WHICH MISS rnps
and Mrs J. Phelps perform the duties OF mistress vi
the house.
NOTrS OF MUSICAL AFFMES.
Emperor william has given his consent to the pro
posli that the whole Of the Imperial Opera snail
appear In London In 1894.
Koczalski the pianist has given SERIES OF re-
citals In Berlin. His performances were ''rS'N NJ
tended. Next winter hc Will make 4 tonr i'll 'ne
IIc Beethoven Museum mt Bonn will be inaisu
rated with a festival lasting from the ION 10 Ihe
i5th ~ MAY several OF the greatest German mu
scians VIII take part.
AGITATED By MIR. JUDD's APPOINTMENT.
Vienna. April 1.-THE Anti semites and the cerle','