New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
GERMANY'S CRISIS PASSED.
EXCITEMENT DYING OUT SINCE THE COM
FICTION OF THE CABINET.

PLETION OF THE CABINET.
PROGRAMME FOR THE OPENING or THE NEW
REIcusTAG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE
ANTIANARCHIsT BI..-THE NEW pRrs
SIAN MINISTER or JUsTIcE-soCIAL
DEMOCRATIC DISCoRD--A TRIB-
Ute To BISMARCK FROM
BREsLAU WOMEN.
Berlin. Nov. 1.-THE programme for the open
ing Of the Reichstag on December has been
completed After religious services the Imperial
Deputies will assemble in the Rittersaai of the
Ola Casre to hear the Emperor read the speech
from the throne From the caste the Deputies
Will 60 with the procession 10 the new Rc.chstaE
Building. The Emperor. members of the Federal
Council. Rechstag officials and provincial
grandecs will swell tie numbers Of the great
parade. After the solemn dedication ceremony
the Deputies Will go to the Old house. ana In
tie afternoon VIII hold their farewell sitting
there The address will BE- given by Herr Won
Levetz Nv. president Of tn Reichstag.
The measure t. check Socialist and Anarchist
agitation will be the nrst ard only one Of inn
portancc t. BE- submitted t. the Reichsta2 be
fore the Christmas recess. The "Frinkfurter
Ze.tung" says that the draft prepared By
Count Won Cdprivi has been altered with such IA
rcactionary tendency by Baron Koeler. Prus-
san Minister Of the Interior. that Bavaria de-
cl.nes to assent to it Tho "Augsburger POST
zoitung" says to-day. however. that II the
measure is kept within the scope ~ the common
law Bavaria Will not object t. IT, This state
men,. II says. is made with authority Without
do;Ih; there ia a divergence Of views in the Fed
cra states a. to the degree Of severity eXpedrni.
but nothing 50 serious 10 prevent an ultimate
agreement.
since Dr. Schonstelt's appointment to the
Ministry Of Justice completed the Cabinet pubic
rrcas.ness has decreased nouceably. The
Cioricals ana Agrlrians have god reason T. be
satisfied with the new Minister u Justice. as Ike
Prince Hohcn.ohe and Baron Koe,ler. h. Is
Cathoii, ard a protection!st. Although never
active IN politics. he t. kn as fairly mod
crate Conservative man. lie certainly Is not 4
fcudaI reactionist and he enjoys a good repuia-
ton among jur.s,s. Those who have worked
with him or under him have been Impressed
with his ability 10 master details, and thy
prorhesy ;hat DO viii make a capable Minister
The Pruss.an Cabinet a. now formed contains
four Ola Prueslans. three iIanovcrlans. ono Ip-
variau. one from Baden ana oa" Hess.'n. put
- eleven Ministers. aevcu hrlnn- f. the nobility
Although composed OF men not In symph'ny WIN
Liberal ideas. the Cabinet draws an increasing
amount ~ public confidence NJ pronounced 70
actions, policy is 10 be adopted by tn Ministers
and none is intended BY tho Emperor.
Unless tho severity Of tn Government; meas
urcs forces the Social Democrats to reuniie
against the common f1c a permanent rupture be-
tween the Berlin Central Committee and The
South Germans VII b. Inevitable. Noili.tI ana
Gr'ileni.rg.r South German l'a Irrs. ard singer
and Aucr North German members % 10" central
Committee are working 20 effect compromise.
bat Angus, Bobel and William L.ohkne'At. The
tme-honurcI dDspDts u tho party. ar calling FOR
the expulsion II Vollmar and Ms SCUM Conan
following AT any cost. The majority - Berlin
Social Democrats with the old leaders
Il is reported that Count Schouvaion Russian
Ambassador in Berlin. VIII succeed General
Gourko In Warsaw As Governor u Kuss!,n Po-
land.
The "Norlicutschc Allrcnlcine Zei,ung" IS au-
thorzed 20 deny that Emperor william Is com
posing an opera.
Princc-Regcni Luitpold Of BAVARIA laid today
the cornerstone Of the new National MUSEUM III
Munich. He made a short sp'"cn when was re-
coivci enthusiastically HIS only noteworthy
WORDS. however. wcr" that BaNaTa led ''hua'
Europe in art ana music.
The girls ami women # Rreslsu decided at a
meeting on Thursday. 10 give t. Prime" Bismarck
an Illuminated address ana a specimen o. Silrslth
ant as well As "A fund VII &C. use shall nc deter
mined by him. In several East Prussian districts
ARRANGEMENTS are making to collect similar funds
and t. send dcputatons TO Friedrichsruh on mo
Princes mex, birth lay.
I'll American residents met at the Embassy
Oh "Wednesday ami rec lived % ccltb'ai" Thank 70
giving Day Win dinner at ;hc - ltol Contra.
Al tn. United States Consuls Ia Germany VIII
De invi,cl
The Rev. Or Di,klc, tho new pastor Of the
American co,ony. drew laIg" auiienc" to the
American chapel last sunday t. hear his hrst
sermon in Brrn.
Ambassador Runyon gave a dinner last evening
I'm honor y r. T. Ferguson. United states Min
is.cr t. SWEDEN ard Norway Tho Whole star
Of the Embassy and Consu,-Generni De Kaye
were present
John T. Jackson. Secretary Of the Embassy
has gone to OlGcnburg under orders from WASH
ington to collect 1000 marks du" from the au-
! thori;ics t. a child named Fun.k' u. now under
the care of the Now-York Society for the PrrVen-
Ton If Cruelty T. children. IN CIDER child II me
same family received 5000 mark some time ago
Under similar circumstances, and a ihIrd now
under the sOcicty's VIII get IN" same amount
upon coming Of age.