New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21
DON'T WANT THE JESOIIS.
,,ooru ,ry OF THE GERMAN FEDERAL
STATES TO THE BILL READMli-
TING THEM.
,,,,~crrJop Won cAPRIvrs POsITloN-ANrAGo-
MYSTIC VIEWS IN THE MINERS c'N
GREss- FUNERAL OF CoNsur~GEN-
ERAI. EDWARDS DEPREssIoN

ERAL EDWARDS DEPRESSION
ON THE BoURsE;.
poritr Nav 90-The Federal Council has not
80, q .ted upon the bill to repeal the Ant-Jesuit
low although the Reichstag sent up the meas
IRE weeks ago This delay has caused increas-
ing anxiety recently among the Professionals ana
they have been stormng the Federal "oVerh-
ments with inquiries as TO the significance VI
the Councils hesitation
Several weeks ago the King OF "ur'e"'oe's
told n deputation that he thought the reuo'''
Camel would not consent to the propoSeu re-
ol T, tho last week the Regent Of Bavaria
and the Duke Of Saxe-COburg and Gotha nave
allowed similar opinions, which they eNpresS'u
IN representatives Of Protestant synod7' u pe-
come public On Thursday two delegates from
the Prusslan Church had an interview, on the
subject with Chancellor Won Caprivi Ihey Cd
talnel from him the assurance that ne Wo"'
rover assent to the return Of the Jesuit Order
As the principa! Federal States are deter
mined f. veto the Reichsias's proposal and the
c,vornmcnts Of several smaller states are pre-
narin0 bills forbidding the Jesuits to reappear
y,i,hin their borders the exclusion Of tho order
h,ds fair to remain the settled policy OF the En-
n,re for wears 10 come. Numerous petitions
witch are gathering signatures all over inc
countrv show how great is the popular PREF
/ udice against the Society or jesus nv
| udice is one legacy Of the kulturkampl' WHO"
gives no sign OF disappearing with tune; =,
The movement Of the Bavarian CiercAS 7"
form Bavaran party indgpenGr,nyI ,o Va na -
| Old Centre promises 10 assist III Ni'i"'' 80 F
| ing his finance reforms.
| ,c,or Tho International Miners Congress closed
Yesterday the German. French and Belgian dei'
| s-ates went To- the Friedrichshaln Cemetery III
| nlaccd laurel wreaths on the graves OF inc NJ"
Who fell in the March revolution. The inc mel
| Gent shovel clearly the political and Focai.
| ietic nature of the miners movement
| among the English trade unionists' ~.
am9Iysis 81 the proceedings shows that
| ,he divcrsitv Of language was not a
notabIe factor in the disputes There was ~
fart n wide breach on vital questions anu ltvlil
-, e',ited the dnal disagreement. Thus tho
| detrimental delegates voted 10 make einpoS'IS
liable for every accident In the minrf' I's3' ~
| of tho cause. while the Engnsh p'"p''''
| tho liability be- limited to accidents que 10 'n-
VIC n ia ,-,,cercn The Continental delegates
voted that the minimum wages ought 10 - t H.
| lac law for all countries while w" EibuS,'
ay,,,c1 tina, the so-called living wages c'uIn 10.
he nxcd Without due consideration OF 'mP''Y ~,
| nr,dfs and losses and the selling prices. ~
! i,elgiana wanted Il form an lntcTh"t't.h ~,
! IT.. ia tx the amount Of work Which shoulu
! he done IN each country. Their ohJeSI va
limit production according 10 'ne ,ha ultimate
! means 70 this end Tho tnglsh n''sa'' >
laughed heartily over this proposal ana s'''"'"
10 discuss q.
c,,,s,,,. General Edwards was buried yes'erlay
IN the old churchyard IN f'lSi'u'' t'
! Ua-on Ranke spoie In German ana me re-. =, 4,
! Stuekcuberr pastor 81 the American tnuI !,
here and tho Rev. T. L. Crane. American ''r 1,'
! en- U,nover conducted the English service. ne
| r,4ir Was covered with "reatLs ann "ui =,
! crowns The whole Ftam NJ IN" tnoiHsF an, an
the Perrin Consulate an the American conSnIs
! I'm North Germany. and C'nsu-'ch'''' '''S''' ''
| Frankfort. were pr scri
The Emperor's han, % The estate y e 'un' ~
Dlhna-srhlobltien. near PRO- k"lwiiz. mas o.'H
| cYccp,ioooilv successful In seven hours 80 sn..
! tv,enty-,hrec r1eblcks tn" "kr'nz HrIuns
! saya that the Emperor enjoys h!gn reputation
! for Workmanship among German rh -. lie rN-
| csls IN bringing down big game. At "is. 'h.f
OF 100 yards he can send bullet between deer
eyes every time
The "Kolnlsche Zctung" nays that never b.
| fore have tho Berlin and Frankfort bours's eK-
| perionrca such q stngnaton ~ trade. In FRANK
| f,-t the total transactions iu ono DAY ~ las'
| w.ek covered only 200 shares Tho no" p'"Tf"
| taxes have increased The depression
The American Womnu's League whose object
| is 10 help American women IN truuhl" 10 Ger
| many has perfected is ORGANIZATION ana VIII ne
l'known hereafter as ihe Womens Ma Assoc !. '''N
| ~ mo American Colony - Berlin. Mrs. Theo-
dorc Runyon is the president