New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
A TRIUMPH FOR THE IA ISER.
HOW THE DISPUTE OVER THE ANGLO
BEIGIAN TREATY WAS SETTLED.
REVISED CONVENTION SOON TO BE SIGNED
ny THE FOUR POWERS CoNCERNED-YACHr-
mo REGATTA AT KIEI~AMERIcAN
VISITORS IN BERLIN-HERR
Won KOTZE.

wit. rrro o.-Refore starting for Kiel. En-
o yy,uian celebrated a little diplomatic TIL
unph in the settlement Of the dispute oNe, w
Anglo Belgian agreement. He lnnuehceu pe'e
and England come to terms WIN '" 49,,
,hus nrenared the way for the pacihc conclusion
~ the whole incident 1t has been ARRANGED '"a'
o,,lsad convention shall soon be signed IN brus-
cole nv tho four Powers concerned. The Emperor
has been reproached on the one SIDE with ~" sumo
n narrow German policy ana on the o''.'' w.
shov.inF q strong English bias; nut "he" '"e
ro,ocols shall have been made public, everybody
will see that the reproaches OF Dotn clf79o7 "'
entirely unjust. The dispute was settled Il. @ nal
r,on,, with the recognized principles OF lhte'n"-
tional law and in the spirit or previous +Ni''''
treaties English diplomacy EXPERIENCED reN''' DC
The English Government, however Dy re'an'"e
tho Goodwill of Germany and alaying the nos
,uitv OF France has relieved itself OF nuch pam
,,l embarrassment in European politics COM
n,ander Monteil's African expedition was oiH'ie'
70 start from Barzzarville on June q III nv
Timer Tbanghi. II Will proceed but WI" oe NV
Of its warlike features through reduction Vi "'
epb,ng force and is likely 10 become mere eN-
porng party a.. .o,o
Tho readiness OF England TO abandon the Anglo
Relgian agreement has Deen varously eNpa'heu'
The mos, likely Of the theories broachel mere 10
that she feared the calling OF an African co"i''
ence In which France would make every eiio'' ~
introduce the Egyptian question
The yachting regatta. which opened to-day IN
Eiel will end on Friday. Young Prince Adaoert'
ubo accompanied his father to Kie. will be pre-
sented 10 the naval battalion as the Youngest ~
tenant i'm the German marine service. - ~
lions from all German ports have gone 70 h!t
but they cannot restore the interest ,H Tt'I anish
races lost through the withdrawal OF all 'he D'i'
and several OF the Swedish yach's
rb. American Club in Stuttgart has an elaborate
nrogramme for the Fourth Of July; Americans VINO %
have been invited TO attend the celebration WIZ "a
Tive TTiIvSdihnTr .nsr on July g. They Will be met by the
club at the station and VII De oDer Will be
lien on the evening Of the Fourth there VIII pe
| n hig dinner and ball, and On July an e~0ui''''
| into the country
Hans Won Bdows widow announces tns' ma her se bs
| prosecute all unauthorized puOisheIS VI "'' '
| bands works and letters.
| These Americans have come TO Berlin IN the
last week: Messrs. Brougham HiSoqptn. porn x Ker1
New York. Mrs simonsen. Mr. Kiesenwetter Mrs. Mrs.
IIucksaie Of Boston NJ r. Kows OF CinclnnailH I1ily
| Mr. Savage. OF Wisconsin MI DORIS anu i"''"''
OF Chicago. and IL Lange' OF brooN's"'
| oo,,to,s d,rer greatly I'm the case OF Herr von
| Koize who is I'm prison charged with sendlhg
scanlalous letters to members Of ne Emperor ;
~ tbe slandered persons maintains that h. Is n
noS.h' r an rr,r.rnr evidently Sides with the lat
su" FOR he has refused all appeals in Kotze - be-
s n" ~ has declared that the legal inquiry must
| ,rocaad Without check an hindrance from anybody
The Dresden police expellng al aliens VINO VINO
are known to be Socialists. Last week esnS Ss Su,n
aliens taken TO the frontier S,T1p' Si, 80 drinS
who betrayed their Socialism ny deCInlnt - "''''>
| bovcotted beer at the canteen We're arres'ru'
While listening TO n concert given by the Chas-
seurs battalion OF the Prussian Guards lhSt "e9n,
a. once directed that Corporal Kraatz. me posses
sor OF f. be TO the best teacherS at the ies
| raining be brought out as Max In Der frei-
| schdtZ.