New-York tribune., 1896-11-30

uc neutrality of Dclagoa BAY
commenting upon the onorrou exports from
"ermany to the United States OF ariiNcially pre-
pared wines and inferior spirits and beers the
Horlin 'Neiste Nachrchtcn' SAYS that since the
passage OF the Wine act by the Reohsiac in April.
l%2' in regard 10 the adulteraton OF wines and
alcoholic beverages. immense quantities az liquors
have been brought into the narot und'r the name
or wines at such low prices as 20 prove il irnpos-
sible that they could have loau prevaroi In ar-
ctrdance with the Law. "A certain RhenSh firm,
OF wine in the composition Of ,hich there canno;
possibly be ANYTHING beyond merely nominal per
the production of absolutely artificial wines might
De gwen 10 ne exhaustion Of the capacity OF orr
ncent Of remedial legislation Immediately
and suggests the passage OF q Law imposing
Heavy tax upon win manufacturers.
The Executive Committee of the German Blma,ari'
Union has ssuel circular in regard 10 the recent
election Of Mckinley 10 The Presidency Of the Uniicl
States which says that some German bmeial.-is
were OF the opinion that the election OF Bryar wOU
have shown the European States how the fic coin
menace 10 the trade Of the world Now tnaf Ne,
bimeial.s's expec, an international hmc;alc agree
ment upon reasonable basis which Germany mus;
support.
1t is reported tina. Princess Fedora. the youngest
sister Of the German Empress. Is to be married 20
Prince MaXimiliaI, cousin and her - me 6rAn!-
duke Of Raden and an officer in The German Arm;
Prince Maxlmilian i thiliy-one years OF age ana
Princess Fedora Twenty-Five
TIE Editor of ne "Frankfur;er Zeitun,' has been
nned 200 marks for refusing reveal the source Of
the information. which he published in his paper Ia
regard the increase OF The Governmen;s military
budget and the editor has given notice of his ini"a'
ton to appeal from tho iudsmen; Of the 'our;. In
case has decided the Government 20 maintain me
in the Code OF Proce lure proposals now b"for"
The Rechstag making cyl !ence in pre-. prosScnon.
Obligatory despite The fact ina II va recon- = an.
nonrced ina, il was the intention of the Government
% abandon the clause
Henry ungard a wealthy German American citi-
zen who was visiting friends IN Spoyer, Knonlsh
Bavaria in October promised upon tnat occasion 70
donate the sum of l5o.'@ marks toward the nuii'nG
Of a chidrens hospital In that city. with tn" si'pua-
ian that II Mckinley should elected rresidcn; of
tho United States hc should he reimbursed for the
erection Of the hospital On; OF IN" proceeds oi ne
institution: otherwise tn" money WAS 20 "' ''"'''
gift.
The statements originating from Frencl Sources
that the German military camp at ElssnborN. on the
Belgian frontier Is to be abandoned are untrue on
The contrary extensions in the railway commun'a .
tons are abou; TO be undertaken which VIII INK
Flsenborn with ali Of the strategic lines on TIE
German border.
Frosts are prevailing throughout Germany. and
carly falls Of snow in Berlin anl elsewhere give
promise OF a long and severe winter
The design OF the proposed Wagner monument q
Paireuth mas been fixed upon. Il cons So o'
.ennnlc with a round cupola on plllrs WIN statue
OF Wagner in the centre
Miss Jessie Shaw OF NewY ok. gave c0nc' 'a-'
evening in the Sing Academy. accompanies 'F -"
Pblbarmonir Orchestra OF Berlin. Tncre Wa
large attendance and the performance w.s great
Miss Teonora Jackson. Miss Mary Howe and Mss
katherine Linn will take part in charity coAcer 10
he givon AZ the N0tel de- Rome on Dec"Inpe' ~ Ms
Jackson Will perform on the Violih
Consul-Genoral Charles de Kay. ot the United
States. and mis- family have returned to Berlin from
a sojourn in Italy.