New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16

par,ln April 15.-Dr Miguel. Prussian Finance
u,ster will give Wednesday the last official
s,sr of the present parliamentary session. 1t
~, ha a grand function. Chancellor Won Capriv
"" the Prussian Ministers and a host Of imperial
n.,utIes have been invited. and hardly tendency
:, MODERN political life will be unrepresented. The
y,ns- cannot be said TO celebrate the success OF
~ Miouel's financial projects. which still stick
49,. IN committee. 1t is meant rather TO disprOvc
ar. reports that his official position Is shaken
d, Intends to give up neither his office his plan
:, fiscal reform He still hopes for better luck in
tho RechstaS
u,bo,gh now rather closely affiliated with the
-,rsaryatves DR.. Miguel does not favor their prof.
~sof q Government monopoly in splrituous liquors
"A an import tax wool. The wool tax, II Is es-
o.tsd would produce annual revenue Of 60~~-
"A marks and would be fine thing for few WOOL
r,wers; but It would wipe out the German manu-
,rrers Of wooen goods. As yet no party or
amber Of the Relchstag has proposed an aiterna-
- ,lan Of any practical value for raising the nee
- revenue Although temporarily thwarted.
,r,,sl holds the field. At his suggestion the Gov
nment Yesterday introduced bill TO amend the
,,,ns tariff by raising the taxes on cottonseed
~ cocoa oil. perfumeries and ether. The bill was
= surprise to the Reichsiag but LOBBY OPINION
.,-ned quickly IN It's favor.
rnarcellor Won Caprivls speech on Count Won
ua,,tz.s motion in the Reichstag yesterday was
"a 81 the abest efforts of his public career. He
az ar" Govsr1ment. What the Conservatives were
tlLs s TO call a and dangerous CONNIE REAL
pp'Iicy. he said. could not be shown TO nave I'M
pOr,iied single German interest ON me con
peru ,be statistics Of every year since the rect
u aJS;; nocv had been adopted showed the extern
proS ~ herman commerce. the increase of German
Exports Count Won kan3s PROPOSE Mas. Mas M ny
~ great harm. 1t tended TO SOW dlscord pc
70 Nv sibe Empire and foreign countries 1t was
assigned to rouse enmity between the cues ana
ne rural population ana shake the louhdduoh OF
German unity. ,..,r, % tho Reichs,ag IN the
lt,iltl
oa - October the Deputies Will ina me new
s,,Sng AT the edge OF the Ihiergarten reauE 20 r.
cs1va them TIE change VIII not De res e''eu io'
eeNs ,ow hnlding is as splendid inside as OUTSIDE.
Ire nnenine OF the structure will be marked ny
Inc nonp and ceremony. Among those present
nlncn p ,ba Fn,peror and all the GermaH Princes;
wrraeentatlves from every Cabinet in GERMANY ana
dspuat!ons from every duy cons ''u'eu Pa
IN r Zu1or Wilam who is the guest Of the Grand
rra of Baden will hunt for two DAYS in me neien-
eoInUot - a,tend the wedding OF Princess Victoria
Malta and Duke Ernst Ludwig letters IRON ' l.
snna say that the Emperor dstingulsheh ,In1i nsr
pc'ncs Rlsmarck will 60 TO Varzln N juno and
later despite the recent declaration 90 ,mr
ne WI. Tpnbins.ein the composer and pianist. said
=, Weanesisv that he was about 70 retire from
Puoe 49,. ~. IN Russia he added and ;nder no cir
cumstances would he consent 10 re-u'" 10 "e ''''
GER oSee,on whether or not Heinrich IIeine shall
have a monument in Germany Is debated nGWa'e. :
with Increased 6i'ernesS1 oIareS ,homsolyes to be
I.at. ,ba monument and accused Heine OF foui,
ssr German literature with hcentouS poems anu
Fenched prose corn Yer Fo1eirn 0ce here IS
prepared 10 claim pro'ectora,e over samoa a. a.
he best solution q The Presen;
49, sbe Tinted States withdraw from the Samoan
agreement