New-York tribune., 1894-03-26
NIO1-ELS REFORM DOOMED.
,,r, OPPOSITION OF THE CONSERv-
,r,vEs TO THE FINANCIAL PROPOSALS.

u,opocrD REFORM OF THE PROTESTANT
-,,,.ncu OF pRUssIA-THE THREE EMPEROR
ALLIANCE - Won CAPRIvrs HEALTH
LICENSES FOR CARRIER-PIGEoNs.
fcpyr,ht: 1921: By The United PressJ
,,.r,,n March 25-Chancelor Won Caprv has
- his innings and has won. The heaviest
h,,rdens of Ministerial work have now devolved
',,,or the shoulders OF DR.. Johannes MIGUEL. In
~ oor,,rg sessions Of both Landtag and Reichs-
- .ho prussian Finance Minister will lead
~. covornu.nt's advance guard against a
ort,, Onposition embttered by its recent
sotoot at the Chancellor's hands and reused
=, tho nev, Tax bills to increasing activity.
rha outlook for Miquers fourfold financial re-
FORM, has grown worse day by day since the
heq,nning of the Easter recess. The nohday iuii
IN nolitics has been hardly observed by the Con-
,,,,.es No opportunity to embarrass the
Government proposals VIII be omitted. III 'he
prrssan Landtag. where Dr. Miquei counts
many Conservatives among his friends. ne VIII
end the party intent upon wreckins MS pans
Tho great Prussian landowners VIII oppose
i"e -. Grant Of 100000 marks to complete
49, r,,he-Trave Canal. DR.. Miguel hopes TO
'no,,,r,o.e this part Of the Conservative plan
-n.u.,c an unexpected surplus in the ac-
oo,nts Of the State railways. This surplus lie
,,s will cover most Of the deficit and cut
o, tho ground from the Conservative pre-
tensions. .,-,. ..o,.no,.aa
Thore &c little sign that anything unexpected
,,u occur TO help the Finance Minister IN HIS
contest with the Reichstag. ana the reJec'o"
~ the Tax bills will surprise hoDooy' !" '"e
,,o,sterial circle however the cohNlcuo" i' '"'
rho Government will not regard 'he ueie" N
the bills as justifying a dissolution Vi '''
Reichstag. Dr. Miguel is ready 10 aoaI. ntm- mn
self to the political sltua.lIa nia,s are the bes.
nosible and ultimately must be aooP'eu'
When the Prussian Deputies reassemoie .mey
iii he called on to consider at once the pro
nosals to reform the Constitution OF tls ~"
estant Church Of the Kingdom; 4, ma tha comine
rnon this reform must be made IN the c~o"IIi,S ~
assion on this point the Conservatives WIN
make an exception to their rule OF opPosi.ion pP,sa
They will support the plan or revision ue0 go.
II places the confession OF falth IN tne -
ground tends to exclude the unorthodoX cleleS.
and gives the Church greater control oI iprais pns
ecclesiastical affairs. The Nauonal oina an The
General ground that 1t is reactionary ana on
the special ground that it increases 'ne ,e 49,.
OF the clergy. The Liberal parties 'd noWeTv, Con,
viii lose the fight, the Catholics ana Son
sarvatives will form the familiar Black PhaiahA
which stood behind the last Schoo Dill a.iu ''''
will assure the revision plan sale H'aJoi"9'
The old diplomatic plan OF Three emperor
Alliance is again the subject OF se,ei nor,-,Sing
I, sl9n =" ,bs renewal Of a friendly understand
ing between Germany. Russia ana AUS ..rn
garv The fact that Count Kalnoky, Austro-
ITnngarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Will ac-
connany Emperor Francis Joseph 10 Appdzid
this week is interpreted to mean that hisn pon, p,
tics are TO be discussed by the Aus''ldI CO ~
cerman sovereigns The arrangement OF 'he
Russo-Austrian commercial treaty owes lt9 80"
loss to the personal Intervention or the Gar A. ~
the negot,ati tons with Germany the CSaroVe''uJ
narernntorilv the prejudices OF his advisers. ne
ordered a cessation Of the squab6hng over the
rvc duty which DR.. Witte demanded and Count
Kalnoky refused to grant, and thus reihoNeu '"e
last obstacle in the way OF an agreement -,
The prospec; Of an understanding between tne
:hree Emperors is cue to Emperor imam IaI.o
initiative, FOR 10 sooner was coinineitco1' tsnd
N sight than the expediency OF political 11ehu-
shin was suggested from Berlin. The Car re-
sponded readily TO the suggestion. Inc Muncn
"Allgemeine Zetung" which gets inspirauUn
from F,iedrichsruh saws that the entente OF the
three empires will be based or Russia's promise
10 maintain friendly neutrality in case OF wa; pe
tween Germany and France. At the same time Rus-
sia would be allowed to have free hand TO deal
as she should see At with Turkey In Europe ana
With England in Asia. In the diplomatic circle
here the Cars present policy Is dictated py ms
ardent desire 10 preserve the peace or Europe
and unite the Governments Of the Continent In
league against Socialism. Anarchism ana
Nihilisn.
Emperor William has decreed that the twenty
fifth anniversary of Sedan Day shall be cele-
brated by the creation Of q new order, to be
called the Veterans OF 1870. The decorations
Will be bronze medals. Struck from NHe
which were captured from the French armies
These medals will be worn only by soldiers VINO
fought at the front
The Opposition dailies have spread the report
that Chancellor Won Caprivi is suffering from
diabetes and will soon go for treatment 70 FRO
fessor Kulz. Of Marburg University. DR.. Won
Stephan, Secretary of State for Postal AHalrS.
was said to have the same disease. and TO pro-
pose ACCOMPANYING the Chancellor to Ma Marourg: ':
is made out Of whole cloth: he himself author.
lies the statement that there is not word OF
truth in it. and that he Is in the best or heath.
The report that he plans to resign MS ONCE
soon Is also denied.
Prussia Is about 10 follow Bavarias example
and pass law forbidding the use OF carrier
pigeons without license from the Government
When the subject up in the Bava1an Cham-
Der. the Premier said that within a brief perod
more than 5000 carrier-pigeons had been let
statement put the Prussan authorities on the
alert aJ all realize that in the next war carrier
pigeons will form an important part or the news
service.
BUDA-PESTH TO HAVE KOSSUTH'S LIBRARY.
Buda-Pesth. March 25.-It has been finally de-
clded that Louis Kossuths library shall be placed
in the National Museum in this city, The permis.
soil has been granted.
London. March 5-"The Tines correspondent
in Rome sends an account OF a visit which ne paid
70 Louis Kossuh last October. At that time. he
says, kosSutn was lrplacably noSt!.e 10 tne
burg dynasty. ard protested that he never would
return to Hungary during their regime The ,,.ol old
man professed 10 have interest in present Hun
garan politics. He complained that his memory
falling yet he able 10 recall many Incl
dents Of his visit TO the United States more than
forty years before
EMPEROR WILLIAMS LIFE AT ABBAZIA.
Abbazia March 25-Emperor William passes most
OF his time in the open air. At first he took several
long walks. lie aboard the yacht Chrlstabel
several hours on Friday and Saturday. practising