New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04


IyTo Sections EACH or WHICH SHALL
DEAL WITH ONE or THE MEASURES
THE RUSSIAN TREATY AND FRINGE
uIsMNR,K- PLANS FOR FOUND
ING Az TALIAH-GERMAN
RANK personal.
tcoDsrgt,. 1891: m ne fn0ca PRESS
Berlin Feb Financial and Industrial circles
! Whose. inter, sis are menaced by the new schemes
| Of taxation have just begun To discover that a
reference 81 all Of Finance Minister Mquel's
financial projects t. a single commission means
| a long period II uncertainty. II must be sum-
mer before there can be a definite settlement Of
the questions which affect important spheres
of business Consequently the Government has
/ been approached with view To getting 1t 50 to
reinforce he commission that It can be divided
/ into sections TO deal simultaneously with the
Financial Reform bill. and the hoerse wine AMI
tobacco taxes. Or Miguel maintains that the
schomcsa soiniorlcI.cuden that it would boun-
advisable IN divide the commission however long
is deliberations may be-. Behind his avowod
reason is the design - obtain Zine in which
/ 10 manipulate the members of the commission
The p~oc.edincs ~ the commission. 50 far nc
they have gour. disclose tn >act that majority
# tho members an. In favor Of the hocrsc taxes
~ proposed los the Government. Or MIGUEL "N-
7 presses himself as sausuiuc that the wine tax
~ proposed viii be- approved. as will also be- IN"
tobacco tax with notifications. Concerning the
prospects u N" Financial Reform bill the news
paper organs - Ibr Miguel are discIe"tly silent.
Tn, K.lchstag- reception 81 the Russian tariff
convention is no longer doubtful. The Agrarians
+ VIII busi~r over the measure. but the Govern
n,.nt VIII ultimately triumph The president ~
/ tn Nvrarau LcaEu" recently went t. Fried
rlchsrih t. lmpl Irc Prince Eismacl to deliver
It public uticrancr against the proposed treaty.
I Tn, Prince declined 10 grant The request. He
P even refuse o. iufiuonc" IN" newspaper organs
under hts inspiration % attack n" treaty state
m.uts made hy the Agrarian press 20 tn effect
] that primo. Bismarck has promised his active
opposition - tho Russian treaty are sheer false
hoods Tn. passage II tn" treaty hy the Reichs-
tax appears $50 assured thai representatives, #
larr. Euss!su firms arr already here. waiting 80
conclul. contracts ON the basis - The new
tariff Thcsc contracts Will come into force when
the treaty shah b. ratified
The atti,ud. ~ Prince Bismarck toward the
treaty Is attributed 10 his reconciliation with The
Emperor Another Indication of his altered Pc
lations with His Majesty is seen in an article
which APPEARS i'm tnr Hamburger IA, nrich'en'
. today SHARPLY DENYING tho reports That DIR.
S.hw. ininrer the Princes physician. or pr.
! Chrysaud,r. his pri,ai" SECRETARY. had been
badly received AT ~" Castle on the occasion of
| the Princes visit g. the Emperor The paper
saws that the reports are ridiculous. ana That
nothing occurred rp disturb the harmony Of the
/ occasion.
Th. ,grariaus are 81, dish"art"p"d 10y the atti-
tudc II Prince Bismarck thai they have aban-
doncd several ~ their proposed -RusSian
treaty demonstrations. The East Prlsslan
Agralian League which had called meeting II
be held at K1ngsbcrg the call having been ISSUED
! before the visit Of Prince bismarck To herlln'
/ has countermaud'd the can.
/ Tho Emperor will return the Princes VISIT
when he goes t. Niel In when Guy ne VIII De
Ga February H. for IN" Putpos' ~ h, ,ns -,
the new marines. Preparations Tor ms reception
mr.. already making at the Fricdrichsruh railway
| station.
Tb. Emucr,r has conferred the decoration Of
! the PrIssian order 81 the crown ol inc Sr,o,'d
| class ON General Won Kirchof, whp IL VIII be
r.,u.I several months ago shot. but not
dangerously. Herr Iiarlch. Editor OF tne i'tr
liner Tagcblatt." fog publishing S'ots "mlrn
| nn.t.d ON the character Of the fcnrraI
! daughter The honor conferred on the General
| has caused sensation In Berlin society; Inc
semi-ofilcal orgaEs in Berlin nave ,tir'.nrn ,l".
| commenting on the matter p" We oinSp"' *
| "p,st" nublishns an energetic leader when ~
| likely To- be- reproduced 10y many Newspapers.
| II saws that the step taken by me emperor
| n,s, 'nooIs confuse ordinary citizens long be-
| fore the popular irritation over 'he ocourrrn'e
| subsidos The POST" carefully DANES III" fhi-
! prrnr's advisers. declaring THAT II was an I'M
| f,,,,,a,, hnur when his responsible councillors
| nr,noscd that he decorate "A man whose sentence
| - , long term Of imprisonment mas JUST been
RENTED.
TIL. NEGOTIATIONS for the rendering OF hnanclai
| o,sis,oncs tn Italy ny German bankers are ON
| ,h o,|, AZ conclusion. These negotiations nave
| haon carried on under the auspices or the Gov
| nrn,nent Count Won Soms-Sonnenwalde the
|
| f,r.ncr with Signor Crisp. me Italian friihe
| Minister ON Wednesday. for the purpose OF ar
| ranging the matter. The CONCESSIONS ''aue ny
the Italian Government are no. !ru NnpM.'
| Tn. leading banking firms ~ GERMANY, rN0rP'
| to-, mo FRANKFORT Kothschilds, nave subscribed
10 IN. capital necessary for the iouhdlhs ~ al
I,,Ii,n-Crrman bank. This institution VIII nave
Offices in Berlin Rome. TURN "'lo' =, ..'h,i' , ~
II,r.nc. and Naples and Will engage III eNteh-
eivc opcratlons In addition 10 del"hdihe 'he
financial interests If ltaly against mn u,r INV
ing assaults ~ the Paris Bours'' 'I''H - r'
zeal fnancicring but the German ,'pan's, ~,
iievc that Italian resources can be revived 10
their profit
Theodore Runyon the American Ambassador
To- Germany, gave his first "'arl"' u1n,e q. '''e
EMBASSY Tonight All the diplomats ana Il
49, ..,',,,h,r -, m. American residents were
present.
Lieutenant Harris. Military Attache AT me
American Legation at BRUSSELS. VINO nI' '"he
t. this city visit. has Irturh'u /" - u.s. -,
Captain bingham. Military N'l"'n ~ Wv
American Legation in Rome, mas Ie''Neu 'C ,,
months leave Of absence lie Na'l'u h',i"
for short time. and then wen, - 'D ,,',,'
where his wife is spending the winter vi ''''""'
CAPTAIN and Mrs symmes tonight gave
theatrical and dancing entertainment. .,''"'
Americans and English people were PeS'"'
NJ CARNOT ATTACKED WITH Rhh' MAILS
Paris Feb 3.-President Carnot is suffering from
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