New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
GERMANY'S SUGAR BILL.
THE GOVERNMENT HOPES FOR AN IN
TERNATIONAL AGREEMENT.
COUNT GOLvCHOwsKrs APPOINTMENT As PRIME
MINISTER OF AUSTRIA \ SrRpRlSE-

COUNT GOLvCiIOWSKrS AiTOlN1NEHl ~ fhiME
MINISTER or AUSTRIA \ SURPRISE
OTHER TOPICS ~ BERLIN
Berlin. May Ie-The Sugar bi, over which the
Rclchsag wransicd Cor two days. although slight
ly favoring the Agrerlans, hal not any party IN
SEPARATION and the Government we're therefore Jus'-
fed in their expectations 'hH the measure wouh
pass without any trouble Tie Bill %npy aimed 10
relieve the present great depression in the sugar
trade by maintaining high eX,ori Doun'es until some
international agreement couu be obtained with AUS
tria and France. regulating the export premiums or
abolishing them altogether Among other considera-
tons pointing toward intcrratonaI agreement
the Government OF the opinion That 1t would
lead to the establishment of an entente with the
Government at WASHINGTON. ana prevent dHereh-
tai treatment OF Germin sugar. Neither the Frel-
sinnge party nor the Socialists had any genuine rea-
for opposing the >il. yet party rancor incHed
them to tactics designed block the progress OF the
The nomination Of Count Golucho wsN as Imperial
Prime Minister OF Austria. to succeed Count hai-
noky, vas both a surprise and shock In official
circles in Berlin Count Go,uchowsk Is Pole VINO
has definite and xe-known National sympatnes'
He is the son o 4 who. while holding the
Office of Governor Of Austrian Ga.ic'a dd not make
any effort TO conceal his strong antipathy to"aid
Germany. He has strong Clerical convictions ana
was for some time closely associated with the French
Imperaliss. From a German official point OF view
his appointnent seems the very worst selection that
Emperor Francis Joseph could have made lie GER
tanly possesses diplomatic repue. Whatever aO'-
iiy in that fed ne may have. although ne mas hi
some diplomatic experience in limited capacities
His first appolrtment was in 1872. when he was
made an attactc OF the Austrian Embassy mere
From this post he was transferred to Paris where
he served as Counsellor OF the Austrian Embassy al
the French capital. Count Go.uchcwsN married Il
daughter of Prince Joachim Murat and through her
became very wealthy. From Paris he was tram
ferred TO the Austrian Legation al Bucharest. THIS
change was made for the reason that Count Goln-
chowslN had been b;ackbaled by the Paris Jockey
cub. upon the ground that his promotion 10 tnc
ranks of the nobility was OF 100 feCem, az Iich,r
very much later he was recalled from buchii'
and sent into retirement because lho -,
Budapest had made c2rEs sg@Si e il Win the
Rumanan Irredentists. Diplomats mere mteIr'" :.
me Successor Of Count Kalnoky due to the desire
OF Kanoky to keep MS ao.es' rNa'' 'ou''' W
Ka.lay. out Of the posi-;
EMPEROR William is enjoying a season Of deer,
stirling upon the Silosian estates Of Count Won
Hechberg His Majesty rose at dawn ycSieflay ; ana
BEFORE IL O'clock in the morning he had shot six
rocbucks.
According to the "RechsanzeigSr the pr.nCeas IS
Waldcuar of Denmark. formerly princess Marc e"
or,oons whose eccentrici;ies have long hlri+S'I
her husband has been placed IN pTya,e "a asYpg
ii s now on a visit to the Duke and Duchess 81
Cumberland at Gpund.n says ms damsn ssv sh is
suffering from nervous attacks when are pro
nouncci incurabie.
Matt DIVER the turfnan. has bought IN America
the horses Bonnie Bel and laniar OF l,Hihs'ot,
Woodhurn Farm note. and intends 10 start mn
tho troting races IN Berlin and also IN me races a.
Inc coming irotting meeting IN Mhhlcn I'M
natronagc OF Prince Arnulph Il bavaria ne Sool
Snort and large attendance at the trottlns Iter
here attest the rapid development o un''.S j..
Germany and surprise Is expressed ma r' a. ~.
no crack American horses here 10 take part III "e
contests.
The announcement Is made by the Dresden NcA.i-
env of Arts OF the opening OF an int"rratioia' ~
hihithr in that city. under their auspices on -
TENDER I. Artists throughout the wor!d are "''e
TO take part in the exhibition.