New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
,coprriq,t 1894. ny The ratt'd Pre'sl

,, March 1.-THE debate on the Russian
,roafv Yesterday disappointed the crowded mousse
:, Vas begun with Vigor, but lost interest rapidly
CbsncelloI Won Caprivi and Freherr Mar
Natal von Bieberstein made their short business
,',o repljes to the attacks of the Opposition
IT. ,qrarians. in final desperation. threw off
al nretence of argument and invoked support
- their cause in the name of loyalty to emperor
I'D rmpire but their appeals were treated WIN
ouiet contempt by the House. during the ""oie
49, the titled Prussian landowners had
hordlv q word TO say concerning the harmlui
,nnucncc of the treaty on the grain-srowng dis
,ricts They dwet with monotonous repeuuons'
However. on their opinion that the treaty was
-, r,,ehed through in obedience TO the Cars
,,,a,ion Several Agraran speakers declared
-. ,he treaty would afford the Hebrew Insurers
s,hor mower 10 prey upon the peasant pro-
.ators Freiherr Won Heereman, a Cathohc
Denuty from Westphala, made the mover pro-
,ast that the treaty was un-Chrlstlah ana WouIu
,,ork sDecial injury in the renSlouS CONTINUITY ~
Trba vote disclosed the decentralization OIL the
- Al was expected the Conservative Ma
tIonal Liberal and Clerical leaders uu not hoiu
,heir men together. and many voted nuepehu-
only while others declined TO vote al an Count
g. -. pie,norck answered mo- When MS
narre was called. The majority FER the treaty
is exnected to be still larger at the thru reauhs'
The United States Embassy here mas inter
- e,ccessfullv 10 rescue Siegfrled Apt. al
.noricoD citizen. from the clutches OF GERMAN
ui,orisn, Ant emigrated from Germany 10 the
ITnitad states when he was fourteen years olu'
H. ,ros naturalized. and eight years lllcr re-
-, "a 70 Perrin He had hardly set loot IN the
oitv before he was summoned to recruiting
80 go. fror, which he was taken To the barracks
and drilled. Eventually ne was aIIQwtu ~ "a w,
~ a statement and send II to the Cn'eu 'ta.'9
Embassy Mr. Runyon at once lodged a deiiiahu
=. ,be Foreign Oilice for his immediate release.
"a ~ next morning Apt free man IN cl'l-
zens clothes
Tho true reason for the Empresss trip 10
Abazzia has been obscured by the usual coulS
rhrases but in the last two days IL mas peVVl"c
~, onen secret Her Majesty has enieeOled neI
az b,, unvyiee efforts to reduce her weight
Tas, YEAR she gained flesh rapidly. although i!e'
n~s,cal strength showed no correspondents III
reass She became annoyed as well as aIaIIlei'
and began taking a course OF heroiG ii,
at the beginning Of the winter. iiel Meis .,
Uas brought down. but her consu'uuon va ~
,rong enough to withstand the seVerltY ol wy
matbods employed. The imperial phEslciaIiis
tb,nk that six weeks or two inonlhS III |>N'~N
Mill suffice TO restore her health
nasn Significance Is ascribed to new political
n,.errenf I'm Wurtemberg The old coahuoh OF
the Catholics and Lutheran Democrats mas Den
rnn+ured and the Catholics Will form an IN, mn
nepdent Clerical party in the stuttgart an, -.
pnant The coalition formed orlslhalH ~
break the power OF the Nauonai Lipei1I9 e.
otber Government groups. The true leaSo.i - ~,
the r,,pture IL that the heir 70 the ul y, 80
tbrone ia a Catholic and the CleiIcalS -
80 close m their ranks in preparauUh lo' VIC
tosS ~ dominating the Kingdoms poltlcS