The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-12
GERMAN RUSSIAN TREATY.
ceuyr scRoUVALoFF ON the ENTENTE
RrTWEEN IHE 7WO COUNTRIES

nj. speech Rsesrass ss = Blew to France
--urnllsnt Ceisbrnttoa OF the KsIssr's
T,yent,.arh Anniversary OF His Service
q, ,he First Foot eustds-Hish Prsiss
for Ameriesn Educrtionai Methods.
cprSm 1894 BY u, rna,i Pres
nvrtIS. Feb 1l.-Tho banquet nt the Rus-
dan Embassy last evening is hound to pro-
,iIs food for rensction in all the capitals OF
,bs Continent. count SchOuvAloH. Russian
nrbassajor to Germany took advantage OF
,no occnsIon to speak warmly OF the CONNER
,ist entente Just ACCOMPLISHED. and to Md
law words pointing to a further understanding
he,veen Russia and Germany in the interest
Al the peace OF Europe. His speech was
,ior to- France. defeating all the expectations
.,ou,eI in Paris hy the naval demonstration
:, ,ba Russians at Toulon last fall The Rus
.I,n delegates In the Treaty Commission will
o.,or,ain Chancellor Won Caprivi soon at
si,per in the kaiserho'. and several conspir-
oous Acrarian Conservatives have been In
yited to be present.
Tnon tho presentation Of the com m ercial
,onrention in the ReichstaG, Herr Won Kari
dorr. acting for the Agrarians. will propose a
aiding scale OF duties on rye and wheat. the
scnle 10 be regulated according to the fluctua-
lions OF the ruble. In lobbying for this pro-
17n members who are supposed to be Agra
ron4. An analysis OF the treaty shows that
,ba Chancellor got the best terms possible.
II. has conceded only the tariff rates offered
10 Russia In June. 1901. prior to the ariT war.
The Cgar leaves tho ratification OF the treaty
men for one year. Attached to the
t,aaty IL a curious stipulation that Prussia
shall introduce in the Landtaga bill proposing
amonopoly in tho production OF explosives
and OF magnesium and potassium salts The
Federal Council got ths draft OF the treaty only
on last Thursday. and it therefore will be Inn
possible for tho Eeichstng to discuss It imme-
diatey. With the treaty Caprivi presented o
nroros al TO abolish the so-called identity GER
tiacates concerning the origin Of wheat ship
ments The Conservative newspapers say that
Count Botho zu Eulenburg. Prussian Premier.
told the Federal Council that tho Conscrva-
tives. having found opposition useless. had
hg,esq !" HG nJ The cSnncsl!or The 6re1I
ZSIfinJ the organ OF the Ultra. CONSERVATIVES.
continues nevertheless to attack the Russian
I've still hope that the Government will
abandon its attitude OF howing before Russia.
Germany To- suppose that til" on pire must
submit to the Cars behests in order to avoid
,ary the country is justified in asking why we
made the last great Increase o! the army u We
are to surrender at once to tho menac" OF the
prichboring power against whom the increase
was openly directed. 1t only remains to RI.
Turn the anns ; p,Sv,nrSGs to france cno and
policy ta.ej on trade Interests must soon ar
rive at tho uoint reached In England. whore
Friday was the twemty.ili,iI anniversary OF
the Emperor entering az Lieutenant the First
tion OF the first magnitude. The crack regi-
Inent was drawn up on the Schloss esplanade
inrmed hy the rr,ired oiicers and he corps e Il
foreign military attaches; The Emperor with
his two eldest son. and e. AL TIE prnsssn princes
He wore all his Prusslan decorations. iuclud-
Ing the cross for twenty-five years service in
After walking along the sides OF the square.
talking with both officers and men, tho Empe-
God to lead the. reGimont into battle for the
defence OF the fatlirrland, but when such, a
men then before him would give their lives
freely to-. save their country; In answer
i9S 1nS OF tho regimsni tSSnksd he
EmLeror. cordially for his expressions Of
sGn9sHes AMI n5TG.2ss;4 the rss%c" nt
then marched past before the whole
tmpstsl family IN c%m rm IN n I'M Of ~"
mert now aluminlun helmet OF :he shane
used in Frederick the Greats arny After the
unlimited 6eor. The OF! GERS were crtcttaine
pesor. who sat al the head orthe table.
The kI E"5." ne, %rt , pnniSShcsd n state.
Htul on EsludD tlhI lUe EiputH NOU
ers sent TO Berlin m negotiate for the dsliIu-
itntion Of ;pheres 81 iatuTnce In Nnrihwe-t
sa rSa h"? this an SsSn T Ths
French Commissioners started Tor home on
THURSDAY. leaving the n,Atters eXnetly as they
sppointnlcnt OF y new Commission 10. settle
French claims to hnter!and in the regions OF
replied tina. her sphere OF Influence in those
regions was already acknowledged and could
4 Germ en- land company has been formed
here To- develop the resources Of certain ter
~ 4. &, IIltmann aud consul NordenholE.
TIE nominal price per share is 5ON marks.
cd rrG, Mas,an' who Went as German an school
h.s ofic:a. renoTt. In IL lie says: In their
SCHOOL system the Americans nro in every way
superior 10 tho Germans, most notably in
teaching languages. drawing, and modelling.
!. is suri r.slnc what sr2mmapl OF LANGUAGE
tsarhcrs dive too much upon style while
American 'carheTs aim to give the children
Fifteen mass meetings held in Hamburg aat
week adopted ToSolrtions against class rule
tn ~ IfSr %. "f Local lmraxe anu
Loading lowe less and diamond merchants
IN IeTlln nav" or:aiiH"d Y limited IiaDllliy
berry. ~
,our, vou Hai-ach an oflcer of the Guards
has been compelled to leave P.rl!n on account
Of ~ rioton- eecentrtcitY., HIS actions had
ordered twenty five cabs 10 lie at his disposal
At tina llUts! Bristol After they had hecn
drawn up IN row he swung himself TO the
box ~ tho foremost one ami drove of at a
furious pace. leaviag the cabmen to lose their
fares or race with him for them. At tho
hrs:aurEnt Uhl he gave great supper to the
girls ~ the linden Theatre. and. after every
body present had got drunk. he threw bottles
through mirrors that cost thousands Of marks.
Ons evening he apVrRred at the Westminster
Hoel with pack ni hounds. and demanded
he night. The Cunts family appeaisd toths
Emperor for hell In CURLING the young mans
sNrlNaGances and thus II came about That
The Count left lis regiment aud finally Berlin
he is now in Dresden.
The Aorddeut-cher lloyd has sent expert
engineers IN examine the Corinth Canal, re-
Gently CpsEed In Greece. They vii! take
measu-sments 10 show whether the canal, can
le used ~ the company's steamships.
bf. and Mrs. Pitcairn % Harrisburg Pa
nave lett Berlin Tor Dresden, where they will
s4urste their children.
The Corean Wa. FIT to sail.