New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
JOY AT THE BILLS DEfEA1 l.
GERMAN PEOPLE GLAD OF THE REJhC-
TION or THE ANTl-RENo L0
TON MEASURE
No1IKE1,uooD THAT IT WILL LEAD TO THE NE
TIREmENT of THE GOVERNMENT NE
sIMoNoSEKI TREATy-Torlcs
IN BERLIN.

IN BERLlN.
Bsrlin May l2-Reports from the Va''o.' - -.
inces especially those in South "erh'anS' ,.. ~
national 10y a; III" rejection by l"e 49,, IN,
the Anti-Revolution bill Inquiries h'"e - - Gov
r,sentatIvc of tn. United Press show tha' '',e
r,,,er, docs ma, intend TO retire from once "'
c.uso of the rejection Of the measure. in' 49, -
istry considers that II mas done us "i'> ~ 49,
the Emperor what the rcrreaeIti''' ~ ', ,.
think % bis invitation 10 unite Jul ''' ,,,,r
lig.on order and the monarchy "s"ihS. -. 80,
Dissolution of the Reichstag Is not hAe''' 100
rho known hostile feeling Of The clcciof'- ->c'''
thelesa the "AuCsburgcr Po,t-H''t'Hs' -" ~
oreau ~ The Southern Ccntrisfs, says ''"' " Law
able occasion will be seized % ".es'''' "''
and get a new Roichstag. with C''S"' Nv '.,'
National Liberal majority which VIII '''''
n.anhood and secret suffrage law
The Government Is greatly satisfied win Tue 81.
cess of the pressure brought to bear upon japan -
ro,.or, the annexation of territory on the Lao
Tunc Peninsula The official press Is eloH"'"' upon
the removal Of the serious anNieios INA. ""
have arisen In regard to the peaceful doN''o'"
the East. with the ultimate scfai"'e "
Powers to divide China among themselves "u -
is no secret that the chief JOY is IN haVihs az 20
hiicv@d NATURALLY improved the relations "l 'r',
many with Russia while at the sane tme neu hny
ling the effect that Frances support might ""''
had in strengthening her bonds with huss''
The news OF the settlement OF the qucs;ionI th ha
had arisen under the tire ity OF Si'o',s nm,
and France Oh the other mad the effect OF hp ',',s
marked briskness at the i}0urse wn"Ic =, Ian
wrre also in circulation that new RUSSIAN I"a''
would be issued through the pisc2nto -. , ha
II Is more likely. however that the h'At iv'n 10
will occupy the attention Of hnanc!crs VIII De VIZ
Immense one hat China Will be force 10 h't1''as
in order To- pay the indemnity to Japan ana lo.
other PURPOSES IL H. stated In some quarters ma.
this loan will be larger than any yet lot'i - 1'',
country at any time. the figure being pidcei ~
3.c'Oc00O marks H'"V"'Wj
ON May Is Prince bismarck Will receive at
Friclrchsruh deputation o. 80" Nhln'lan,,' -
ON the 23i he will receive .2n persons rom LIP
sic and on the 18th large depuiatlon from S'h'S-
Wig Holstcin.
rx-Chanccllor Count Won Caprivi has arrived at
tulnn He has been invited to attend IN" e'I'
monies aticmlant upon the opening OF the Norm
.;ea Canal but II H. not likely mat h" VII. al.'lI
The arrangements for the opening OF the cil,I az -
now virtually complete. The official 't"chshn
zeiccr" has published list OF the foreign N.-srs
that VII attend. showing a total Of my -thre,,.
six Norway and sweden Ave. the n!tei states
and Austria four each. France. Russia ana SPAN
three each. REnlnia and Holland TWO eacn ana
Turkey AMI Portugal one each.
The first German trotting Derby. which viii take
place a West End on May = All the three follow
Racing Committee expects that th're VIII BE- an
enormous attendance. and - having the stands on
the grounds extended 50 that ihcf" VIII De accom-
mediation FOR all. The Emperor has awarded as a
prize Of honor a silver shield which The winner
Will retain FOR one year. cach winner receiving a
replica when he restores tho original 70 ihe com
initfee James Gordon BENEFITS trot'cfs. when
ar. entered for H.. races were first visible y"Sf"f-
DAY AT the course. where they are being iraine!
under the direction %; Howard Phillips FOR III"
meeting. Helen Lcyburn l. pronounced 10 d. IN"
train though not handsome In appearance = most
likely TO prove = winner.