New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
THE RADICAL BUGBEARS.
TWO IMPORTANT INTERPRETATIONS IN
THE REICHSTAG TOMORROW.

r1oxs Nr,rs FOR THE GOVERNMENT TO
CRACK-A STERN FRONT LIKELY
TO MEET THE QUESTION:
BERLIN SOCIAL NOTES.
Berlin, Nov. 1.-THE Interpolation whch Is 10 ne
introduced by the Radicals in the keichs'as OH '"c
murder OF Herr Siebomann by Lieutenant Baron
Won Brusow!tz at Carlsruhe. and other military QUIZ
RACES and scandals has been set down upon the or
dor of the day for Monday and will be submitted
after the Interpolation of the Centrists upon inc
revelations made by Prince Bismarck through inc
medium of the Hamburger Nachrichten' ana II II
probable the whole OF the week VIII De oc'ufi'u
by fierce debates both motions the 'eh"lS'
motion IS so phrased as to endeavor 10 induce the
Government disclose the nature OF the treaty eN
listing between Germany ard Russia prior 10 lS'
and TO explain why 1t was permitted to lapse. AS
Prince Won IIohenlohe. the Imperial Chancellor lei"
Berlin on Monday las. 20 be gone severai DAYS II
was understood that he had arranged with frc'h''i
Marshal, Won Bicbersten. Minister OF for'iSh Al
fairs TO answer the Interpolation In regard 10 the
Prince Won Hohenlohe himself VIII rcad ne ' r
ernments leclaraton fTn1e No" and n. Grand
duke Vladimir OF Russia at le'%ilnbeh. di.r !. 80
reported that he going from there 20 H'iHS
huyT However whether Prince Won Hohenohe
or baron Won Bieberstein replies TO thc ''il.'lS.
motion nobody expects that an eNpcit s'"'.I'' u.
Vii me- mad. in regard TO the Kusso-German treaty
or any other treaties OF which OFFERS ulhn wv
I
known to have existed IL Is eNpect.i nm "' a.
Div of the Government Will be sunstaHtaii! = o.
nuncaticn OF the manner Of the publcatloh ni nnr
disclosures neither affirming nor denying Prime
Bismarcks revelations. accompanie9 10y d p.'j'ar
against the newspaper discussions OF ih ou
ceors indiscreiions. which the whole country
ought TO regret
Although the debate on the Ccntrs; motion In re-
gard TO the treaty will be OF great importance, per-
haps still greater interest attaches 10 the DEBATE Oh
the question OF military judicial reform "h'h VIII
arise out OF the Radical Interpolation. Inc my
,orv connected with Lieutenant Won Brus"witzs
con, once of four years confinement IN a fortress
and dismissal from the army, the suDseiu.a' ~, a.
his colonel set him at liberty and only caused MS
rearrcst upon the orders OF MS ttne coioii'i - -
norors and The other stories OF abuse o! soldiers
p oficors reouirc explanation aad the Radicals
mean 20 have il, IL possible In an article on lne
s,,hinct the "Tagcblatt" says that the Emperor:
aftcr sneaking 10 the recruits on the occasion or
their being In on Thursday. addtessr,u, ar
oicers seriously in regard to the alleged military
omtrages upon civilians. but purposey spoke IN 80
low tone that his remarks were only auo'"'c ~
those Immediately surrounding HIM
The "Vorw;ir.s" the organ OF the Socialists.
draws the worst augury Of the line Of the GOV
ernment's defence from the report that Inc r.'h-
ncror in his address to the recruits. said VINO
cver attacks my uniform insults me- Whatever
NAV be the issue of the debate. however, It VII
clear the atmosphere around ihe supJ s anu s'o
an impetus TO the military judicial reiorms'
As n result of the recent byc-elect!ons. the
Reichstag Is now composed Of IS Conservatives q
Imperiasts 10 Centrsts ~ National Liberals ~
Radical Unonists and Rckertitcs Radicals %
Frcisnnige Vokspcrtc! Richcrtes. IL Social Re
formers. Is Poles IL Dcutsche Volkspartei. Is so,
calists. 80 INDEPENDENTS including Gueiphs'
Bavarian Peasant party ana seats vacant
The marriage Of Miss Lucy Uhi. daughter OF the
Hon. Edwin +. Uhl United States Ambassador 10
Germany. to Professor Guy Thompson. OF Yale
University, has been fixed 10 take place IN Berhh
on December ..
A committee OF American residents In Berlin,
with Ambassador Uhl az chairman, has decided
TO celebrate Thanksgiving Day by giving ban
ouet at the Kaiscrhof Hotel j. H. jack
son and IT, c. Squiers respectively First and Sec
ond secretaries OF ne american i' ii,er,
and Messrs Grscom. McFaddcn. Boise. and the
Rev. DR.. Dickee are members OF the committee
Tho Government announces that honceforth Ger
mans naturalized as American citizens returning
to Germany for any length Of time shall be sub
feet to an especially strict surveillance and granted
only a limited period TO sojourn in the Fathcrland
II it shall be VIGOROUSLY known that any OF the
returned COMMUNICATIONS emigrated to the
United States in order TO avoid military service,
they will be Immediately expelled from the
try Any OF the persons described who shall ex-
tend their stay in Germany to two years may be
drafted into the army. despite their naturalization
and required a legal term in the military
service If such persons have not passed the age 81
one years old they may be expelled. Sons OF
naturazcd Germans born In America. and com
ing to Germany for the purpose of permanent resi-.
dence will be recognized as citizens OF the United
States and not be required to serve n'thc army.
DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS IN BOSNIA.
Vienna. Nov 14-IIeavy floods have occurred
| throughout a large section OF Bosnia. Twenty-four
persons are reported to have been drowned while the
| damage to property has been immense.
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