New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
GERMANY AND SILVER.
INDECIsIvE OUTCOME OF THE IMPERIAL
CURRENCY CONFERENCE.

STEAMSHIP COMPANIES WILL ESTABLISH a DIS
INJECTING STATION FOR EMIGRANTs-THE
TOPEs ATTITUDE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Berlin, June 1O-The Imperial Currency Com
mission has adjourned and It's minutes and
speeches IN the hands OF the printer. The
Commissioners who are friendly to silver have
arranged for a cheap pamphlet in which the
whole record OF their slttngs will be set forth at
great length. The Commission held twenty sit
tings of six hours EACH yet it left the entire sill
problem in Germany exactly as it found It,
Only the most sanguine OF the Commissioners ex-
pect any practical result in the future from their
labors. DR.. Arendt. the most ardent of the silver
men, and a few of his closer followers contend
that the German Government has become con-
vinced Of the theoretical correctness OF bimetal-
ism. although 1t recognizes the impossblty Of
Germany's undertaking, single-handed, the re-
habilitation Of silver.
Professor Suess. in an interview regarding the
work OF the Commission. said he believed that
Count Won Posadowsky, Secretary of the I'm
perial Treasury. had been deeply impressed with
the difficulties Of the existing situation and had
been convinced that some reform was unaVod-
able. Director Russell. Of the Discount Company
who as a monometalst is second In authority
only TO Dr. Bamberger. praises highly the I'M
vestication He thinks that much good. Will re-
sult from the Commissions labOrS, Tor, leaNlnS
all else out of consideration. he saws, the sialis
tical information gathered by the Commissioners >
Will be most useful whenever enactmeh'S as 10
the currency OF the Empire shall be considered
DR. Arendrs elaborate plan for the issue OF siVer
certificates by international agreement, D!trO,y
Russell said was dangerous ana lilpIsH. 'Vdo.N
that Arendt's own friends could not ma IN" Cour-
age to support it. and absented themselves H'"i
the sittings at which II was dsGussed. ,or,
a. How'd a
can steamship companies have taken steps 10 '9-
tabljsh Jointly an emigrant station AT liU""
East Prussia. where s'eerage p1SsInsriS WI h
received examined, washed ana dislhIrc'eu " "
fore going aboard ship. An Official houce SaS >
that the cholera was brought to MyNoWlH -" 1,o
East Prussan frontier by RUSSIAN tramp
,rer,hers of the Health Board are convinced lld'
II ,s not likely to spread far from the 1Toltei
All the patients have been isolated, anu no "e'"
case has been reported for severai 1y 1ayS. ~
A. the coming manOeuVrcS near Eddie T'"
no~or William will command. In the preSeh,e "i
the Czarewitch. grand cavalry at,aIk "H M ,n
An the latest military inventions will be use III
+bis ottack Balloons with electric searchnRAtS
viii Illuminate the field and small electro H8h''
will be attached to the lances OF the ilusrs ,,,u
a court concert was given in the Maroie hAll M
of the new Palace in Potsdam last evening
IInree hundred invitations to attend the enter
tainment had been sent, and an enthusiasm
audience was present The singing was pS q
chorus OF 125 voices. led by professor ~ s
who at the close of the programme. received I'm
the Emperor the HohenZollern CroSS ne
cbor1,s won a double encore by singing the En-
perOrs cantata In fine style -
Tho Popes attitude toward cremation was an
nounced on Wednesday IN the Catholic Diocesan
Council OF Breisgau His opinion * tnat cieiha,
ton while heretcal in principle may be allowed
under special conditions which amount 20
guarantee against a public scandal The Catho-
lie clergy may officiate at services over bodies
which are 10 be cremated. but not a. a creina-
tOrium.
Frau Cosina Wagner. OF Bayreuth, widow OF
the composer is causing much comment by hcr
growing eccentricites She recently composer
five poems in honor Of her son Siegfrieis five
dogs on Segfried's birthday she gave recep-
ton in the new music pavilion built for him IN
the garden Of Villa Wahnfriel. After the guests
had assembled. she called In the dogs ana hai her
five poems reciied and sung for their bcncfit.
Ernin Pacha's affairs are fast becoming en-
tangled beyond hope Of extrcation. The guar
dans Of his little daughter Ferida, ana Emin
first wife, Emile Leidschaft. have not reached
an understanding, and the widow is about -
move In a Prussian court 20 set aside Emin
formal adoption Of Ferida, for the reason that II
is void before the Prussian law.