New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17
TIE UNITED STATES DOUBLED.

~rrrcANCE- GERMAN ADMIRALTY AT LOG
crnuEAps-BERILN EXPORTS TO
THE UNITED STATES DOUBLED.
,,u xo, ts-It s given out that the En-
oor in the course Of his remarks at the Neberdng
,,nor exnressed his great interest In the earliest
,s.i,,a massage by the Rsichstag of new CIVIL
code Touching reforms OF the military Id" 'he
Enneror made the statement with emphasis tha''
contrary to the recent persistent assertions Oh inc
% ysiem Of public trials by military jury excepting
only in certain cases. as where the dlscpne OF the
INIT rial 4 perfectly free talk among the guests
a. Herr Nieberding's dinner upon 'he su uJt VI
NE omnr session OF the Reichstag showed the
consensus OF opinion 10 be that the session VII! De
quiet and uneventtui.
The popular indignation against the Government
at the prosecution OF Professor Hans Deibrnck'
Editor of the "Preusssche Jahrbucher Con-
sorva,ive publication for attacking the action OF
Herr von KILLER the Prussian Minister OF the In
terror in ins:itutng wholesale prosecutions against
Socialists. In the October number OF 'hdt 'nasa
zine is greatly increased by the demand ior dsci-
plnary action against Professor Jastrow OF the
Berlin University for presuming to critcise certain
orders Of the Ministry Of Commerce relating TO min.
ers Professor Jastrow was fined ~" marks iast
year for making the same criticism anu now d
tardy demand is made upon the University, OF Der
lin ~ Jis~inine the professor This demand Is con-
nected in public belief with the oeDruck aiIar as
sa Of even phosophc thought # the Min
listers happen conceive the idea mat such ex-
Professor Delbrtick's article was well-balanced
and temperate study on the effects OF police repres-
sion OF Socialist meetings and the newspapers gen
orally have reproached the police authorities for
having put wrong nterpretatio9 upon IN f-drpsr
Ors appeal the people TO hight socialism oy enter
ing upon a pettifOggng campaign against socialists
When newspapers of high standing IKE me a Ga,
Post concur in declaring that the prosecution OF
Herr Delbrdck menaces the freedom Of speech and
lesfr of
try. 1t is time that the Government should pause
in me Pocy Is pgrs1 III en- IL 1ne x Of creat
Great public sensation which will be dangerous to
the Ministry.
The trial Of Herr William T.ebknechi the Socialist
leader upon a charge Of leze-maie-ty in having in
suited the Emperor I'm his speech opening the Social
Democratic Congress recently held at Breslau has
aroused public attention to the unsound condition
Of the judicial processes. The judgment OF the
court at Bresiau actually admitted that Herr lAeb-
knecht especially careful TO select words with
a view OF avoiding charge OF leze-ma)eSty, Dut
condemned MIN because ne ought to have con
s!dered the possibility that some persons among his
ha%fnsf WSu' a " sns" he hs
S0cs b Of m o no es longer u6 6pepSS
Intention OF the speaker but upon how ' thir oi
harmless expression may render the speaker liable
to Imprisonment"
Vice-Admira Karcher Of the German Navy has
received leave OF absence at the expiration OF
which. he will resign owing TO a difference with
Commanding Admiral Knorr over the recent naval
evolutions in the Baltic Sea.
The German Admiralty at loggerheads with
the administration OF the Baltc-North Sea Canal.
the "Nordostsee Zeituns" published a notice last
Monday that ships and half metres
draught could not venture through the canal owing
TO the fact that a huge stone had been found in
the bed OF the canal covered only by eight metres
OF water. The President Of the canal adminstra-
IOpWp denied
Wednesday the canal office announced that pass
age through the canal was closed 10 vessels draw
ing seven and a half metres OF water Tc-
night the obstruction is reported to have been
moved that ships OF eight metres draugh can
pass through
The Emperor mas ordered that the Imperial Yacht
Hohenzolern be rehted with all possible expe-
dtion. his intention being to make a cruise Of the
Adratc early in February.
The United States consulate In Berlin reports
that the exports from the district of Berlin to the
October compared with October. 1894 The pr.n-
cipal increases have been in stationery. chrom0s.
gloves coiors, chemicals. shawls and mohairs
II. II. d. Pierce. Secretary OF the United States
Embassy in ST Petersburg and his wife. have
been been. STAYING in Berlin for the last few days.
They are ON their way South.
Mrs. Theodore Runyon, wife Of the United
States Ambassador. will hold reception on
Thanksgiving to which all OF the American resi-
dents and sojourners here are invited
Prince Henry OF Prussia and his wife. Princess
Irene. are now paying a visit To the ex-Empress
Frederick They about starting for Athens
where they Will be the guests of the Duke and
Duchess OF Sparta. From Athens they will go to
caro- whence they will make trip up the Nile
ANNOUNCED BY THE GAR
HE ASKS THE PRAYERS OF HIS sCBJE,Ts FOR HIS