New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22
VON EULENBURG'S AMBITION.
RtJMOR IN BERLIN that A MINISTERIAL
CRISIS IS At HAND.
COUNTER RuMoR rAvoRs THE PRESENT
cHANcEILoR-A CLOSER ENTENTE coRDi-
ALE WITH ENGLAND ExpEcTED-THE

ALE WITH ENGLAND ExPECTED-THE
BARON voN RAMMERsTEIN RE-
PLIES TO HIS CRITICS.
p.r,,r sont u-Princc Won Hohenohe who
| ,olned the Emperor on the imperial train at Daht
| zlc on September 1s In obedience TO the Kaiser
summons to report to him the results OF the Prince
| mission TO ST. Petersburg. had n conference WIZ"
| HIS Majesty covering three days, each day au
dIence being prolonged for several hours Al'er 'e
conference the Chancellor proceeded to MS estate "
Aussee Austria the Emperor starting at the same
| time for Romintn Prior to taking his departure
from Berlin the Emperor ordered Philip Won Eulen-
hurg the C,erm,n Ambassador to Austria. 10 ac-
company him As Count Gutenberg Is regarded
as an enemy o Prince Won Hohenlohe ana COM
| monty Designated his successor TO the Chah-
cellerle new Impetus is given to the prevailing re-
ports that a Ministerial crisis Is Imminent IL Is
commonly rumGed that at the conference between
the Emperor aid the Chancellor the Kaiser per-
slated in his demand that the Anti-Revouton bill
he reintroduced the Relchstag despite the Chan
cellor's depreca lon Of such course. whereupon
Prince Won Hohnlohe plainly refused to pursue the
polcy suggested by the Emperor. and intmated
that he would resign. There is no stamp OF authen-
tcity upon thos reports, but they certainly bear
marks OF verismIlitude. On the other hand. to-
davis Issue OF 'rhe Munich Neueste Nachrlchten
which Is presumed to be authority upon sucn
I matters asserts that such crisis as ABOVE oe-
scribed did exist but that the Chancellor succeeded
in convincing tla Emperor that the enactment OF
any exceptional altogether needless the
paper also decans that Prince Won Hohenlohe pro-
posed that rathr than attempt to pass any such
laws Il would b, better TO introduce the Bavarian
Vereingesetz-a INV applying directly to secret ana
other societies ari organlzations-into Prussia Ac-
| cordlng TO THE Neueste Nachrlchten," the Kaiser
acceded this AID subsequently told his encourage
that so long as Ernce Hohenohe should dedi-
NJ, not
sever himself from him. So far as the Ant-Revo-
luton bill IL concerned this is very likely true. but
in diplomatic clrles 1t is known that the Inter
view between tie Emperor and the Chancellor
really concerned preign matters. such as the reIa-
tons between JaHn and Prussia, the new Russo
Chinese loan and Engands supposed hostile atti-
tude toward Russa. Just before leaving on Thurs
day the Emperor took luncheon with Count Won
Hatzfeldt- Wident,rg, ihe German Ambassador to
Great Britain.
All that can be atona,ly said about the political
situation Is that amuch closer entente cordiae be-
tween Germany and England upon all questions.
including those cncerning the interests Of both
countries in Africa Is expected.
In the preparatios for the opening Of he coming
session OF the leichstag Count Posadowsky-
Wehner, Imperial Inlster of the Treasury. is re-
shaping various economic bills. In the course
OF this work the Inister has been sounding the
Federal Government 10 their views In regard to
the Southern stats. Count Posadowsky saw The
various political kaders of these States and re-
ceived from themassurances Of general support or
his plans for n% tobacco BILL the main feature
OF which Is lncease of the duty upon imported
tobacco and cigar, while there shall be no manu-
featuring tax upor cheap cigars OF home make.
Baron Won Ha merstein the deposed ard alleged
absconding edtorin-chlef of the "Kreuz Zetung."
has replied to thecharges OF forgery and embezzle-
ment made agaIut him declaring that he holds re-
ceIpts In full 70 all the disbursements made by
him and assertin that examination OF his counts
will prove that tie accusations against him are i'm
possible. He fither denies that the letters pub
lished in the "Nrwiirts' in regard TO himself and
DR.. Sucker TIL Court Chaplain are authentic.
He says he neyeicommuncated anything whatever
to the "Vorwart
The time for tie sale by auction Of the effects Of
Baron Won Harnerstein in Berlin has been fixed
for Monday. he sale will take place Under the
bond OF the 1nk OF Brunswick and Hanover,
which claims $1,000 marks. The sale is expected to
yield-rhis amoust
The programme OF the Volkspartei for Its coming
congress- which viii be held in Munich has been
recast. The Principal feature of the programme
is the declaration that the basic principles OF the
party equality and liberty.
Herr FIR edrich. well-known lawyer OF Leipsc,
and Herr Deunhardt, his manager. have been ar
rested ir t1at city upon charges OF blackma.
Among tie Americans staying here are Professor
Brown. L. s. ~; the Rev. G.. Nicols. Of Connecu-
cut: Noses Blank and Lewis Strauss, of Newark,
y. j.: . s. Patton, |. II. Walsey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles SanCge. OF New-York, and Mrs. and Misses
Ames, II San Francisco.