New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
WILL THE KAISER INTERVENE
THE ALLEGED RUsSO-CHINESE TREATY
PLACES HIM IN A DILEMMA.
HE DESIRES TO BE on GOOD TERMS WITH THE
Cz,R RIFT THE REPORTED AGREEMENT
WOULD INJURE GERMAN COMMERCE.
SOCIALIST DIssENsIONS GROW
ING-JO:iANN STRAUSS
BIRTHDAY.

BIRTHDAY.
Berlin Oct 2S.-The dispatch from the Hong Kong
CORE spondent of 1.-The London Times" announcing
that Russia had acquired the right by treaty
recently concluded with China to anchor her meet
at Port Arthur and connect Vladvostock with that
port by railway, az well as securing other MILL
tary and commercial advantages. was cabled mere
Yesterday and attracts considerable attention.
Although the Russian and Chinese embassies mere
deny any knowledge of the alleged treaty IN "ei-
informed circles II Is maintained that the dspatch
outlines the substance OF desires formulated by
Russia which China will certainly not refuse IL Is
also commended that the report received from 81
Petersburg to-day naming several ohciaiS !" ."e
Asiatic Department OF the Russian fofeen Ohiee
who have Just received honors and decorations at
the hands Of the Emperor OF China clearly iiui.
Gates that diplomatic transactions OF some KIM
have recently been concluded. Although the al
legged treaty contains provisions that are certain 10
operate greatly to the disadvantage OF the CUM
merce Of Germany, it is doubtful "he'her .he
Emperor would intervene his greatest desire
now is to be on good terms with the Government ~
ST Petersburg So strong. indeed. is this desire
that he consented to be reconciled to Prince He'rE
his brother, when he learned that the latter anu
his Wife, formerly Princess Irene OF Hesse' were
on the eve of starting for st. Petersburg ana 'ha'
too without Prince Henrys apoogizing In any way
for his part In the quarrel which took place De-
tween himself and the Kaiser on the occasion oil
the ceremonies at Kie in celebration OF the opeH-
ing Of the North Sea and Baltic Canal. the EN-
peror being mindful of the fact that Prince henry
wife is the favorite sister OF the Czariha anu ""
great influence with her. +,
on the other hand the Kaiser IS known TO De IN N
sympathy with the AlDeutsche Association, ven
Hohenlohe. complaining OF the rp $1,000 ~
ttbe dotrment OF Ciermany's interests. Germanys
settlements in Tien-Tsn and Hankow, me m'ea" ~
such all ao,Sda in ,he chi
her commercial interests. The association therefore
that the sned Sy chnese
and suggests the Chusan Islands as desirable pos
advises the adoption Of the course suggested. re-
gard,ess Of the ill-wi of any or all on the otner
Bremen merchant who has settled in Shanghai as
saying tina. II Germany does not take possession OF
Shanghai the trade of Germany In Eastern ASA mas
no future When the memorandum was issued it
was generally regarded as being too entreme ! but
and China furnishes strong argument In favor OF
the An-Deutsche Associations contention
The dissenslons in the camp Of tho Socialists are
growing apace Six public massmeetngs Of Social
lists were held in Berlin on Thursday night. at each
of which Socialist delegates TO the Social Demo-
cratic Congress recently he'd in Breslsu reported on
the delegates severely, and were especially harsh IN
Schippel Singer and DR.. Arons. Almost all the
meetings adopted resolutions harshly criucsing the
!, Deputies mentioned
IT was announced yesterday that the German
Anarchists would hold congress at Elberfeld In
the early part OF 1896 with view OF uniting the
various groups of the sect into one party, ests6-
fishing newspaper organs and discussing the lead
| ing questions OF the day.
Johann Strauss the famous composer. celebrated
his seventeen birthday in Vienna Friday in
strict privacy Numerous public congratulations
were offered to him. but he declined to receive any
one 1t is said that 1t is his intention to leave
| Vienna for the purpose OF spend ng the remainder
of his DAYS at Salzburg. II .s doubtful whether he
| VIII go however the Viennese have shown re-
pea tedly that they would lose their greatest IA
| vorite most unwillngly.
! Miss Mary Howe, the American pr.ma donna, has
scored a great success In Berlin, appearing In the
| ROYAL Opera House in the role OF Lucia. The Ger
man papers are enthusiastic in their praises OF her
| ranking her with Sembr!ch and Gerster.