New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
ANARCHISN THE COMMON FOE
rR1ENpLIER RELATIONS BETWEEN GER
MANY AND FRANCE.
THE REICTIsI.AND A STUMBLING BLoCh-bi'
MARCK's PLAN FOR ITS GOVERNMENT
DIsCoRD AMONG GERMAN SOCIALISTS
MISS HELEN CARROLL PUT
To ANNOYANCE.

MISS HELEN CARROLL PUT
TO ANNOYANCE.
Rer,,n Aug 25.-The most notable feature OF
this holiday season has been the complete lack
Of articles and speeches hostile to France In
former dull seasons some frontier Incidents nave
been produced regularly. and nave becn mash'-
fed by party editors and orators until all the ira
di,ions OF international hatred have been thor-
ouvbIv revived No trace Of such summer diver
slons has been apparent this year Moreo'el'
since the Emperor pardoned the two frehcn
spies. and thus manifested his sympathy WIN
France at the time Of CARROTS assasslnauoh'
several writer's and politicians OF high inhuence
have taken to expressing their goodwill 70 the
p,r,s Coverrment The fact that France seems
udI,,ng 10 believe these expressions has encour-
ooed the Germans who do not wish 10 pass ai'
their lives at enmty with their western neigh
bors The movement in favor OF friendiier rem
lions with the historic enemy Is gaming auhe'
ents rapidly The common antagonist Oh oo''
reoples is Anarchism. and the nght against 'i'
Anarchists is supposed by many 10 open the way
10 mutual regard and respect. II not Commence
The prospect presented by the leaders OF the rec
onciatlon movement Is IN many par''cu'ai'
ch,merical vet It gets the sem0lance Of reality
from, the Emperors Endorsement. lie ana MS
Government are working as earnestly as u'u
tween Paris and Berlin.
or course the great obstacle In his way 10 the
| Re,cbsand BY rather curious coincidence.
, some new light has been thrown on the suoJec.
of the annexed province by an article IN 'he cur
rem. number Of the "Deu;sche Revue. herr
schueegans formerly member Of the Reichs'a5
for nm Alsatian district and now German No's"i
IN Genoa Is the author. lie disc!oses pan
| which Bismarck cherished for making the
| Reichsland a federal German state. with each
! successive Crown Prince hereditary sovereign
Bismarck discussed this plan In 1873 with several
Alsatan Deputies. II was originally suggested
that the Crown Prince Frederick. later Emperor
Frederick be- appointed Imperial Lieutenant IN
Strasburg; but Bismarck demurred. saying that
a mere personal appointment would not ounce.
The Office should be hereditary. he urged; other-
wise the Reichsland would continue 70 be gov
erned from Berlin. while 1t Is desirable that the
provinces should be self-governing.
Bismarck thought that the people OF Alsace and
Lorraine would be much more likely to become
good Germans than good Prussians Schneegans
relates that Bsmarcks plan was dropped owing
TO the attempts made In May and June. 1873. on
the Emperors life. In 1879 Bismarck told Schnee-
gans that Il was all up with the matter as the
Emperor In his advancing years. and especially
after the attempts 10 kill him. would be deter
mined To- keep his son and heir near him
The Ultramontane Catholic Congress In Cologne
next week IS likely to be torn by domestic con-
ncts although A strong effort is making 10 es-
tabsh n modus vivendI between the Democratic
ma joriiy and the Agrarian conservative minority.
The Social Democratic leaders north and south
are making ready Tor trouble at the National
Congress In Frankfort In October. The northern
group led by Behel Lebknecht and Singer. IN
tend To attack Herr Vollmar and his Bavarian
colleagues for voting for the estimates IN me
, Kcichsiag The "Vorwarts. replying 20 crlt-
cisms against the triumvrate Lebknecht. Bebcl
repetition II the reproeche expressed at the
previous congress. tn" leaders Will take no active
part In the debates at Frankfort.
A syndicate OF Berlin bankers has taken over
| a. 900 600 of the new pes cent Russian railway
loan on the Rjasan-Uralsk line. SUBSCRIPTIONS iof
which will open early In September
Miss Helen Carroll the young American VINO
has entertained so lavshly at the Chateau ran
/ TASTE near Bayreuth. was greatly annoyed re-
Gently. when about 10 depart Tor Berlin by the
appen rnnce at the railway station OF BALM VINO
seized all her trunks and personal property Inc
seizure was made at the instance OF a BayFeuth
/ photographer from whom Miss Carroll hhd or
lered n picture II the chateau When the picture
delivered the photographer presented DIN
for an amount four times az great AS that usually
charged for such work. This Miss Carroll re-
fused TO pay whercupon suit was Instituted by
the picture maker and an order was obtained for
the seizure ~ her personal property az temporary
security The property seized was he'd until the
trustee OF the Wager family. Baron Gross de-
posted 40 Oh behalf Of Miss Carroll