New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
NO REICHSTAG CRISIS.
DR. MIGUEL SAYS A DISSOLUTION WOULD
BE NONSENSE.

N.
BE NONSENSE.
TIE IMPERIAL FLAG $50" WILL NOT FLOAT
OVER THE HOCHE. AT K1EI@-BERLIN MAY
CONTROL THE CHINESE LoAN-wILL
GERMANY SUPPORT THE FREE
STATE OF ORANGE?
tRern. June with a view of ascertaning
tho truth or falsity of the reports that a Min
,sterial crisis was probable and only delayed
until after the close of the Baltic Canal fetes
q, Kiel. the Berlin correspondent of the United
Press sought and obtained interview last
evening with DR.. MIGUEL. Prussian Minister Of
Finance who is undoubtedly the best-informed
man in the Government still retaining. as he
does the complete confidence of the Emperor
and the friendship of rs colleagues. The first
question asked the Minister was. What was COM
ing next: was it dissolution or new anti-Revo-
,uton BILL as announced by Herr Won KGner
Pr,issan Minister for the Interior?
Dr. MIGUEL, who is an eminently cautious man.
made a few turns Of the room in silence. and
said:
Dissolve the Reichstag? Nonsense, new
Reichstag would not be composed of a ma
terially different mixture Of parties. and besides
the construction of the platform would be neces-
sary, upon which the Government could go be-
fore the Electorate with any chance or success
The Federal Government won't engage in any
such precarious venture. Moreover when the
Reichstag resumes its sttings the members VIII
find number of bills awaiting their disposal
with every chance of their acceptance OF the
measures Among them are the Bourse Reform
and Trading Licenses bills, measures for the
suppression of illegal trading and competition
reforning the insurance laws and ether prac-
ticaI proposals These together with the Budget
will abundantly and usefully employ the time
Of the House until the Easter recess in 1895. with
out any prospect or friction between the Eo'eii-
ment and Reichstag
DR. Miquel emphatcally denied the truth of
the report that it was probable that any KIND OF
ON ant-Socialist or anti-Revolution bill would
again be introduced. and expressed himself also
as quite sure that the Bundesrath would not
Give its sanction to even a modified form or the
defunct bill. All Of the Federal Governments. he
declared. were strongly DESTROYS that nothing
should be done to hinder the Reichstag from pur-
suing peaceful legislative work tending 10 I'M
prove the condition Of the masses.
The semi-otficial denial here of the statement,
which originated In Paris. that the Kaiser IN
tended to go on board the French warship Hoche
while at Kiel ought to be sufficient TO quiet the
furore over the suggestion Of the German I'M
peral flag bearing the legend 1870 being MOIST
ed over the French warship. If IL mas ever
been the intention of the Emperor TO WISH the
foreign vessels while al Kiel. which Is not az all
probable. that idea has been abandoned and II
NAV be safely asserted that he will not SO on
board any of them.
The Duke of York Is expected TO arrive at
Hamburg on the 9TH inst. on board the royal
yacht Osborne the way TO the KEEL festivities
He will be personally received by the Emperor
King Oscar Of Sweden and Norway Will arrive
on board his yacht DrOtt. lie, or course, VIII
have also a personal greeting by the emperor
as will also Prince Charles OF Denmark
TIL. competition of the Berlin nnanciers with
,hn capitalists Of France and England Tor the
control Of the Chinese indemnity loan IS likely to
result in Berlin having the largest snare IN the
arrangements.
Trustworthy advices from St. Petersburg say
that the Car has declined TO see NJ ZanKoiI. Who
was sent TO the Russian capital by Prince Ferdi-
nand with instructions humbly 10 beseecn the
car to define the conditions upon which re,
Cancellation between Russia and Bulgaria cou'o
be effected.
The Federal Governments. with the exception
of the Kingdom Of Wurtemberg. have given thelr
assent To the proposals submitted by Chancellor
;Iohenohe for the purpose or ARRANGING 800
FOR monetary conference Ieegran I ieeI 80
from Stuttgart to-day says the Wurtelipe,s ooS
eminent Will absolutely adhere u the eO'u ''"
ard
Professor Leyden. the famous specialst, wno
attended the late Car Alexander II at LiVadla
has been summoned to the Caucasus by tne
Dovager Czarina TO attend the Czarewitch' the
C;rand-duke George, whose condition mas Decoine
very much worse.
Several Of the Berlin newspapers have inuuIeeu
in comments upon the arrival In Europe vi IIesi
dent Reitz of the Free State Of Orange express
ing hope that Germany will lend her moran sup
port to the Beers in their struggle against Eng
land to accomplish union OF the IransVaai anu
tha Oran go Free State with the free access of the
Roer Republic TO the sea. which. the papers as
sert would not merely be to the advantage OF the
Beers. but would benent the worlo a' iai
The weather has been very sultry To-Day Win
frequent thunder-storms and heavy rains