New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-20
GERMAN EXPORTERS ELATED
THEY WELCOME THE PASSAGE OF THE
GORMAN BILL
INCREASED BUSINESS WITH THE UNITED STATES
NOW EXPECTED-AN AMERICAN GIRLS
LAVISH HOSPITALITY AT BAYREUTH
TOPICS IN BERLIN.
TOPICS IN BERLIN.

TOPICS IN BERLIN.
Rer,in Aug 1e-Manufacturers and exporters
Interested IN the American trade somewhat
eIated over the passage OF the German bill. In
tho textile industry the relief from the last
months Of suspension Is especially apparent. EN-
porters expect an increase of business with the
United States in about everything except ra"
sugar The news that the tariff question had
been virtually settled in Washington hiiiped
American stocks on the Bourse; also the mining
and banking shares.
The optimistic views of those nearest the Ger
man export trade have not been shared by the
press which affects 70 have a rather small opin-
ion Of the new measure The koelnisch" Hel-
t,:ng' regards the acceptance Of the German Di"
as merely provisional act. The new tarlf IL
SAYS. Is merely a resting place beyond which lies
the plan OF more radical revision. The 'Kreuz
Zeitung' says:
The new tariff breaks definitely with the NC
Kinley system and that is something. but IT bene-
fits Germany only as far as the woolien trace ~
concerned
The "Vosssche Zeitung." n rabd free-trader.
thinks little Of the German b and expects from
It only slight benefit foi G rman manufacturers.
The "Tageblatt" says:
The revision OF the Mckinley act has come too
late to help materially that branch Of our indus
try which is connected most closely with me
pended largely on American custom have had
time TO get on their own legs. There is not likely
10 be any revival due To the new tariff. excepting
perhaps the woolen trade.
The Emperor's orders against the continuation
of the Caprivi-Mique newspaper conflict nave
suppressed much Of the agitation over the pro-
nosed measures against Anarchists and Social
lists Only the Radical. Clerical and Social Demo
cratic organs continue to inveigh against any at
o.f.. Ia or RI
,he rights Of free speech and assembly. The
Radicals and Clericals maintain that the Caprivi-
MIGUEL feud is as fierce as ever and must lead 20
a Cabinet crisis during the next session Of the
Reichstag The Chancellor they say has ,nf-
fered a mortifyng defeat at Miquels hands and
has been forced temporarily TO cOuntenance anti
Anarchist measures which but a few weeks ago
he dsclamed publicly. The inference Is mat,
once defeated the Chancellor is tottering and
may be pushed any time 10 fall by Inc
powerful hand Of the Finance Minister
Empress Augusta Victoria visited her mother
in-aw. the Empress Frederick. In Fi.cjrichs-
kron. for several days last week She Is sup
posed to have been arranging for a family coun-
c:l to be held soon after the Emperors return
from England The subject concerns the accu-
sations which Leberecht Won KotZe was charged
with bringing against numerous persons AT
Court Society is much interested in This coun-
ell decision iS likely 10 alleCt IN" COull
circle materially during the coming season
The lavish hospitality Of Miss Helen Carroll,
an American girl who has taken Chateau Fan
taisie near Bayreuth, for the summer Is attract
ing the attention Of the whole country NutHe,-
Gus American women are her guests FOR TN Whois
festival season. and she -nterains them with
ROYAL generosity. The chateau mas slHty rooms
II belonged formerly TO Duke Alexander OF WIZ
ternberg but changed hands soon after his death.
Miss CAROLS expenditures in keeping It as an
open house for her friends are reported mere win
exactness by all tn, dailies. She is SAID 10 nave
laid out some $1,000 in getting her equippages to
Rayreuth $500 in rent for the chateau ana
$50 900 in general expenses
The persistent spread Of cholera In several
districts Of East Prussia causes considerable
alarm here, although there Is no reason Tor ex-
Meeting an epidemic In Western or southern
cermanv An imported case in Cologne last
week startled the Rhine cities but an examina-
ton Of the Rhine water by the Medicai Hoaiu
showed that 1t had not been contaminated. Inc
usstc-n seaports also az clean and healthy
a. The Social Democrats have turned the cholera
| scare IN their account In the beer boycott. They
a circulating placards which assert that the
hovcotted beer has been poisoned and would
! surely infect with cholera all persons Drinking
q The brewers and their supporters nave pro
.as,od aeans. this sort Of warfare. but the police
| bave declined to stop the distribution OF the
| pacards
rh. ninth congress Of German chess players
u, no onenpd in Leips'c on September J. Among
~ SIXTEEN entries are T. w. Bairn' or New
| york Tarrasch and Waiorou''
,-hese Americans have come to Berlin me las,
week Mrs Lyons and family OF CncagoMr M Nswl apa
MIS-; h nt,ss Fair OF Boston: Mrs. Macknight.
un orS; Misses MacKnight end Miss Lyman OF Min
neapolis.
The orders to ss WITH With cSGera for
10 seek d Drmsstan manoeuvres has disturbed
the Eass nsns Nevertheless IT was peremptory and
the war ,ns fa De
tered accol u,ni md learned that the Vstula was
nfscad he that the plan h tor
ossradH. ssS.F Of anf and
The compiHeu piMHeufsbrwassers in the neshborhood OF
ssssansd ss 2" sRsf%s sRs e
/ but they nave Iii III ha held at ths mouth of the