New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
FOR OPENING THE REICHSTAG
IMPOSING CEREMONIES TO BE HELD IN
THE NEW BUILDING

ENT-BUDGET DEBATE TO COME FIRST
PROPOSED MOURNING FOR THE
CARA PROTEST SENT
TO NJ HANoTACX.
Berlin Dec. 1-Emperor william Is recovering
rapidly from his cold and will go to Kle; on
Monday 10 swear in the naval recruits. On
Tuesday he will review the First Division of the
| Navy under Admiral Roster, whose squadron VIII
include the largest German warships the
Woerth the Weissenburg the Brandenburg ana
the Kurfuerst Friedrich Wilhelm. Later In the
day he Will open the Levinsau bridge over the
, North Sea and Baltic Canal He will return to
: Berlin In time to open the new Reichstag builn-
Ing on December B. in the presence OF the En-
nross several imperia. princes number o. Ger
man sovcreigns or their repres natives, and hum
droGs OF the great officials Of the land
The ceremonies will be Of unwonted pomp. The
Emperor upon leaving the Old castle. Will r.de
in a carriage drawn by four horses and accom-
panied by a large escort He will be received at
the grand entrance of the building by the mem-
hers Of the Federal Council. the Cabinet Mn
listers and the President and Vice-President OF
the Reichstag. He will receive the keys from
Herr Witch. the executive architect. and VIII
hear an address from Herr Wallot, the designing
main halls to the great Hall Of Assembly. where
chancellor Won Hohenlohe will read an account
of the founding of the Empire and the creation
Of the Reichstag Tn document will be de-
posted in the hollow keystone. which VIII then
be laid and tapped with a hammer three times
nv the Emperor The Emperor and Empress,
followed By the royal princes, Prince Hohen-
lohe the members OF the Federal Council, the
chief functionar!es Of the Reichstag and some
$50 Deputies will proceed finally to the dining
hall where the usual toasts will be drunk. Inc
toasts to the new building VIII be given by the
Emperor himself.
Contrary to former expectations the Budget
debate will preceie the discussion Of the Anti
Socialist bill The scmi-oicial newspapers
say that the Government never intended 10 de-
mand urgency for the b!ll-n fact, desired 70
give ample time for the Deputies TO consider J.
before the beginning Of the debate. The bill Will
be laid on the table Of the house without delay.
The Opposition. however. feel confident that the
programme has been changed since CapTv:s
fall They believe that the Ministers, foreseeinB
defeat I'm case the debate should be precipltated'
seek To prclong the uncertainty ana meantime
negotiate with the Clericals FOR help Whatever
the reasons may be. the bin will not be rushed
before the Christmas recess.
At the suggestion u Prince Hohenlohe. Herr
Won Leveizow president II the Reichstag. has
consulted with the Conservative. National Liber-
al and Clerical leaders as 10 The proposed reso-
luton II mourning for the late Car. The drat
Of the resolution was approved unanimously, put
is fate il uncertain a. the Social Democratic
organs hint that the socialist Deputies VIII
seize the opportunity offered by thr debate 10
denouncc absolu,ism. The Poles also threaten
to make unpleasant remarks about the late Car
in he T. #
them.
The Budget estimate Of the expenditures for
the navy l. 100000 marks In excess II ihe last
estimate. This item Will be the excuse Tor the
frs; onslaught on the Government. The Colonial
party thought that The new Ministry would adopt
AZ once a lingo policy in colonial affairs and has
been aeriously argr-eyed to ma that no PROV
sion Il made In the Budget Tor an INDEPENDENT
Department ~ Colonies
Emperor william formally opened to-day the
lln-Nenna telephone. by talking from IN"
new Palace with Emperor Francis Joseph III tn"
Iofburg. The result was IN every way sauS-
factory.
FIR. started At 3 o'cl3ck this morning tn the
rooms occupied by the Duke " SaNe-cooutg-
Gotha ia the Empress Fredericks palace II
was quenched quickly without help from the
nre department. The Empress FREDERICK worked
theoretically. arousing he servants and helping
clear out the rooms.
The repeated assertions 81 the French newspa
pers that Germany has IN France hundred
spies directed from the Germany Embassy In
Paris made much bad feeling here. and eVentu-
ally caused the German Ambassador 10 send Il
protest 10 NJ IIanOtauX. French Minister OF For
clgn Affairs The scmi-uticial note 10 the effect
that the French Government does not believe
thcrr assertions does not satisfy the Berlin Gov
eminent. since General MERCER. French Minister
~ War has given ont an interview with thinl}
yelled illusions t. German espionage In France.
T. nnd n Cabinet Minister aggraVdtng the spy
mania which even conspicuous Ere nchmcn ar"
rdicullng has made bad impression through
out the Empire. Trustworthy advices from Paris
point TO dlscOrd among the Cabinet Ministers NJ
iIanotauX In view ~ Frances uncertain rela-
lions 10 Russia wishes 10 observe Increased cau-
ton I'm his foreign policy. and 10 be- amicable all
round, while General MERCER has some Minister
ial.si support for his proposed Chauvnst pro-
gTammc
The Vlrchow- Behring feud over the dlphtherIa
serum continues Or IIansemann. Nlrchow
assistant told the Berlin Medical Society this
week that b" must contest Professor Behring's
assertion Of che curative or preventative prop
critics Of the preparation lie mentioned several
cases IN which patients died. although they had
received injections at the proper times IL was
certain that no cures had been proved as yet |
on the other hand. there seemed reason to be-
lievc that the serum caused kidney diseasf
pains in the joints fcvers and other ailments.
The United states Consus In Magdenburg
Rrcslau bremen Kel. Weimar. Coburg and
Steitin attended the Thanksgiving celebration at
the Kaiscrh)f on Thursday. Or Pommeroy or
Michigan: the Rev. Mr. Crawford ana the Rev |
Mr. Nicholas. IL Connecticut. also were present |
The whole company badc goodby with rounds |
OF cheers TO the retiring Secretary OF the En- |
bassy. Chapman Coleman.
Frelherr Won Uammerstein- Loxtcn and Dr. |
Sch0nsteat two new members OF the fruss'an |
Cabinet. have been appointed Prussian delegates |
to the Federal Council