New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-25
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AGRARIANS DISAPPOINTED.
THEIR IDEAS NOT DWELT Of BV THE
EMPEROR At THE BRANDEN-
BURG DINNER.
DIR. ARENDT AND MINISTER MIGUEL on THE PRO
POSED MONETARY coNFERRNcE-A III"
BISMARCK COMMERs TO Re

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Berlin Feb 24-tfreat things were expected
| from the Emperors speech at the dinner OF the
| Brandenburg Diet in the Englisches Haus last
! evening The members Of the Diet. almost WITH
out exception belong to the land-owning aristoc-
| racy They had been led to believe that the din-
| ner would be something of an Agrarian demon
stration and the Emperors speech would agree
| In most respects with their ideas OF agrarian r.
| form Their hopes were strengthened just oeior"
| the dinner by the announcement that the E'''pc
| ror was comforting at the Old Castle WIN '"ai-
| cellor Prince Hohenlohe. probably discussing NE
| speech 1t was bitter disappoht''e"
| Emperor referred only briefly TO inc o'S"es'
| among the peasants. and devoted fhos' VI ~"
other remarks TO the necessity Of loyalty paue"'e
| and confidence in the Margrave He ala no. u.'e'
! a word which limited. even indirectly a. "'e"9'
| ,.ries more silver or grain-trade monopohes'
| Later in conversation with the su's'' nc
! Naias,, refrained from any reference TO inc
| , os,,ops A little after o'clock he left
| tho Enrrsches Haus and half an hour later WAS
| - ,.,.,o, nina beer and cigars with small COM
many in the Chinese room of the caste I'iS
| os,s were the men who during the last week
| hoye been conspicuous in the numerous con-
| oresses held here in the interests Of the land
owners The Emperor talked freely on the topics
| dear to the Agrarian mind. doing his best 10
atone for the disappointment inflicted ny MS
speech.
The economic congresses with Agraran tenden-
cies have been so numerous and aggressive IN the
last few days that the newspapers have kept
standing column headed THE Agricultural
Week" A powerful bimetallic league has been
formed but otherwise the whole agitation mas
produced practically nothing. All the big silver
men Of the Empire have been here. and are NOV
ing heaven and earth to convert the Government
10 their cause In the course Of an lnterVi""
with the United Press correspondent. Or. Arend'
the most conspicuous bimetallist in the country.
| said yesterday:
| know that the Government, will not act IN a., a
hurry The silver men do not desire nas'e ~ lie i
the NEGOTIATIONS for the conference. They are CON
tent for the present with their great moral v'c'9rs
| Governments first step will be TO sound France ana
arrange cordial entente as the basis OF the con-
| ference.
| DIR Arendt does not see why the key to the
situation should be left in Engiands hands II
| Germany and France move together. he thinks
| England must fall in line.
| DR. Miouel Minister Of Finance. is suffering
| from a severe attack Of influenza, and was al
most naudinie through hoarseness. He said:
This matter Of the conference vii; take The regn-
| lar course The Government VII adnere 10 ~
! declarations.
na nso she sasa sha nf ' Se
DR.. Koch, Governor of the Reichsbank. said in
| part:
Americans must not build too great hopes on the me
Rechstags vote It viii require long lS result nj,
| can possibly be seen. do not doubt that w ,.eI
mar fa1msT wGSa ndoubedy viii find
Federal States divided on the question Moreover.
| 20 e he German commercial world. The public dis
like the silver thaler
| grand Bismarck commers has been arranged
| by the Berlin University students. to take place
in the Freidrichshain Hall More than 1000 per
| sons will be present among them Chahcemor
| Prince Won Hohenlohe. all the Prussian MIN.
| sters the professors Of all the faculties ana
| about 200 members of the Landtag and Reicnstag'
| RECLAssIFYING THE LANDS IN EGYPT.
THE PROPOSED REFORM APPROVED by THE
FRENCH MINISTRY.
| Paris Feb 24-The Ministry has approved the
proposal submitted by the Khedive's English imam
ciai adviser Sir Elwn Palmer to reclassify the
This viii he tine sTfSHS, viii e oaua axe' ali land
taxes At present the land belonging 10 ,he ~e s ,
families is assessed much undef Hs Vaiue' ana ''e
land Of others Is overtaxed.
London, Feb. 24-"The Timess' correspondent
in Cairo says the Khedive has in,imated his In
tention TO review "Wednesday the British Army
4iniomatsc agent viii have an Interview with him
tomorrow.
FRANCE EXCLUDES AMERICAN CATTLE
TEXAS FEVER AND PLEURo- PNEUMONIA THE
| ALLEGED CAUSES OF THE PROHIBITION.
Paris. Feb 24-At the Cabinet meeting to-day
NJ Gadaud, Minister Of Agriculture, made an or
der in council forbi1dng the importation oi
American cattle into France. on account of the
| nd -pneumOnia
they are alleged to be infected. This order is un
doubtedly the outcome OF the persistent protec'
ZIONIST agitation in the rural districts Of the North
| OF France. Ever since the new Cabinet entered
| Office NJ Gadaud has been besieged by agrarian
| deputatcns and petitioners
WHITEWAY GOVERNMENT SEEKING A LOAN
ST Johns n. F.. Feb. 24.-The Whiteway Govern
ment applied TO the Imperial Government last
week for a loan OF 100000. pledgng the revenue
| OF the Colony security. and permitting two
English commissioners 10 undertake the expendi'
ture OF the money. The Imperial Government De
! clined to make the loan unless the local Admins
| tration would consent a thorough investigation
| OF the Colony's affairs by a Royal Commission
beforehand
DIsTRUsTED TURKISH ARMY SURGEONS
London. Feb 24--"The Daily Graphic has this
dispatch. dated a: Constantinople on February q
Among the witnesses before the Commission o.
| inquiry AT Moosh was man VINO shoWen ,he neie
gates the wounds which he said, the Turkish
Soldiers had inflicted with their bayonets TIL,
Turkish military surgeons deposed that the scar'
were left by burns In view OF the conflict OF evi
, , dence the Commissioners urged that the wounds
| be examined by a surgeon without official rela
tions to the Government.
70 ATTEND ARCHDUKE ALBERT'S FUNERAL
Vienna Feb 2i-Emperor William will come t.
Vienna on Tuesday TO attend Archduke Albert
funeral He is expected to arrive here before nool
and to depart for Berlin in the evening The Duk
| OF Aosta started for Vienna this evening to rep