New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
SUGAR UP IN GERMANY.
EFFECT OF THE PROBABLE REPEAL OF
THE DIFFERENTIAL DUTY
COMMENT on Mr. CLEvELANDs MEssAGE-THREE
sovEREIGNs 10 MEET AT ABBAzIA-CLER-
IcALs AND THE ANTI SOCIALIST BILL
THE IMPERIAL BIRTHDAY FETES
HEAVY SNOWFALLS.

THE IMPERIAL BIRTHDAY FETEs
HEAVY sNowFALIs.
Berlin, Feb. 2-The apparent certainty that
the American Congress will repeal the sugar DIFF
ferential duty imports from countries paying
bountes has given a great impetus to the Ger
man sugar business Sugar company shares rose
quickly the moment tie decision OF the House
Of Representatives was known.
Precedent Clevelands message on the financial
situa ton in the United States has been printed
at length in most Of the German newspapers and
has elected much editorial comment. THE
Frankfurter Misunderstanding" says that the
Rothschilds Of Vienna Will suspend their work
the Austro-Hungarian currency reforms I'M
I'll the project Of American loan shall have
taken definite form. II adds:
As long as Mr. Cleveland shall be in the White
House he will prevent the upset OF the currency.
but the next Congress doubtless will have ma
lority for free silver coinage Therefore. MT
Cleveland Is trying 10 create state % things 10
prevent the future Congress from taking steps
sure TO create panic.
The first part Of the Emperor's excursion pro-
gramme has been completed and Court Marshal
Count Eulenburg is already looking after the
arrangements foi the Imperial visit TO Abbazia
on the South Austrian coast. The Empress and
the Imperial Princes will leave Berlin for the
south on March T. and the Emperor will follow
them the 18th. All bu, the Emperor Will
stay on the coast four Ave weeks He will
remain there only fortnight Emperor Francis
Joseph will pass two days with the Imperial
family and King Humbert will be with them for
a day at least Emperor William will attend the
manoeuvres Of the Austrian feet OF Pola and
subsequently will hunt with the Austrian En-
peror in the Dalmatian hills. The certainty OF
far m
and three sovereigns meeting there with their
suites has given a tremendous impetus to bust
ness in Abbazia room is hardly to be had for
March or APRIL Rents have gone up enormously
and every hotel has let all its space In advance
at the highest rates
The Clerical partys attitude to the Anti
Socialist Oil has changed somewhat In the last
week This was shown by the Clerical members
of the Parliamentary Commission on tuesday,
when they voted with the Government groups
to punish severely persons who giorned social
ist mr. Anarchist crimes The Government has
apparently arranged some deal by Whlcn the
Clericals have been Induced 10 act win the Con
servatives and National Liberals MS conlpin ,,
ton II il holds will be abe to put the anne nueu
bill through the full House. The credit ior tne
ceal Is said 70 belong TO Freiherr Won o. ON, III,
who it is known, wishes to oTidse anv su' and
tween Catholic and Ministerial Deputies anu
bring the Clericals over to the government,
camp 1t was with this In view that ne secured
the provision Of the bill against riulco""s ie"e
ion and marriage
The Central Council OF &c; man trades unions mon,
will hold the next congress In Dantzig' al WHIT
suntide
The Imperial birthday fetes were notewotrhy
for all the splendor which was preoicteu. INV
grand ball at the Old Castle on Wednesday "a9
attended by 1000 guests The Emperor r dnu
Empress received in the White Han. my
entered the room at s O'Clock in the usual STATE
procession. with the guests standing ~ sen y.
circle The hour between 8 and O'CLOCK was w
voted to presentations and conversation. D
cling lasted from to l o'c.ock. the Amerioa
nresent were Ambassador Runyon ana Mrs Tuu
Won. Miss Runyon Mr.. and Mrs. Hoskns, .. -,
Jackson Secretary OF the Embassy; ideutehai,
and Mrs. Vreeland and Captain Evans MI"
Mrs. Evans.
A general census OF all trades and proiessions
IN tho Empire will be taken on June me s'ip'
have been sent out with the orders that al 81. -
cerned must fill them conscientiousiy or s""e'
severe penalties.
Nv the Emperors order Chancellor Won nom , ~
lobe has had the library OF the Iate r!oieI I
Hermann Won Helmholtz purchased lot 'me - III
perial institute OF Physics in Berlin. Inc .ioIa,
ia supposed TO be the best private collectoh o'
works OF It's class in the Empire.
The Standard Oil Company has opened oepo.