New-York tribune., 1896-11-23
WILL THE ARMY BE REBUKED?
CURIOSITY AS TO WHAT THE KAISER
WILL SAY TO HIS RECRUITS IN KEEL.
THE REICHsTAG DISCUSSION OVER DUELLING-
RUSSIA AGAIN BLOCKS THE POWERS IN
REGARD TO TURKEY-BERIIN
SOCIAL NOTES.
fcOpyright. 1896 BY he United fssociated Prssr.j

fcopyriqht: 1896: By ths Umited issoca,ed
Berlin Nov 22-The Emperor will go to Kel to-
morrow for the purpose of swearing in the recruits
collected at that place. and there is a considerable
degree OF expectation that His Majesty will IN the
course of his address TO the recruits make some
reference to the recent Incidents nnpeachins The
conduct of military ofice.s and prsatos toward
civilians II is most probable however, that the
Kaiser will merely conine himself to repetition
of the Old formulas of exac;ing allegiance TO him
self
The audacity of the Radical and Socialist speeches
in the Reichstae. especially those delivered In the
course of the Brusewitz debate by Hcrren ienz-
mann and Bcbe has greatly incensed the En-
peror and the Government officials generally. VINO
hold that Baron Buol- -Berenberg, President of
the Reichstac ought to have restrained the Opposi-
tion from using language personally offensive TO
the Emperor and his Ministers. IL il reported ttat
the Emperor the of his departure from kie
had protracted conference with Prince Won
IIohenlohe the Imperial Chancellor. in regard to
the position of the various parties in the Reichstag
with view of establishing better control OF inter-
pelaton debates
The Cologne "Gazette." in an article pointing out
the danger Of allowing the Reichstag to submit 10
the mastery tactics Of the Centrist leaders, appe's
10 the Conservatives and National Liberals to SINK
their differences upon agrarian and other quesuohS
and rally to me support of the Government "n'ch
has already been twice assailed within tie lrst
fortnight of the present SESSION throus" 'ne
nachinations of the Ccntrists upon the questions
of the Bismarck revelations and the practce or
dueng in the army In connection with the .at-
ter question a committee of officers has been ap-
nointed TO submit a report upon the regulations Of
military courts of honor. the committee having
held three meetings since the delivery ol iilhc"
Won Hohenlohes speech in reply to the Radica' IN
tcrpella ton on Tuesday. The Emperor mas ashe"
the committee expedite its report ana mas sent
to that body a draft Of suggestions when II Is
understood embodics recognition OF the conscience
principle laid down by the Prince Regent OF Ba-
varia. who has decreed that hereafter oih'ers re-
fusing to fight duels upon the ground that they are
opposed to the principle Of duellinS must not DC
compelled TO resign from the army, as Pas hhher'o
been the rule.
Herr Rickert Radical Tnionist leader. has an
nounced that upon the occasion Or the debate on
the military estimates he will again brins Up tnc M
question of duclling by moving that any hiiit"'N
oliicor or official who shall engage in duHi snan
be deprived OF his rank and expelled rom NM tn' h
vice and that officers courts OF hohor sh"" "o
General Won Waldorsee now in command Of the
.ymv Corns at Hamburg has been appointed Mill
tary Governor of Berlin. in place OF General VoH
Ioe whose term of service Is eNpr'"S
DR. Koch Governor Of the Rechsbank. has sub
mitted to an interview upon the question as TO
how the trade of Germany is to be affected 10y 'h'
election of Mckinley as President oil tAe 'Inl'"
States In answer to this specific query Df' MOI
said: 1--WE must wait and sec. Al all events NC,
/ l<inlev is a lesser evil than Bryan ON h"p'."'
that Mckinley has abandoned hs policy oi ,Alren'
protection. but are not secure from sur pm
and we ought be prepared for them II ~ 10 'ur
interest that German trade should s'anh ~"' III
America and ready TO give or take.
The kevnotc Of the arrangements OF the Porte
with a view Of prcsery.nS- the sialus-'''1o - IN
KEY proves TO be the financial plans OF the directors
Of the Ottoman Bank. Each power acting IN the
nominal concert OF the Powers Is Doubtless pay
ing its own game but for the present the question
of obtaining fresh supplies OF money rules Inc "'-
cisions of the Sultan. Sir Edgar Vincent Governor
Of the Imperial Ottoman Bank. was In f"fnh p'i'r
10 his going TO Vienna for the purpose OF coniefhS
with the members OF the Visana syndicate ana
while here he saw representatives. oi the I'ao'ns
German nnancers whom he proposed the raising
Of a Turkish per cent loan upon the conversion
of the old debts and the general guar'nt"- q ID"
Powers proposing. also. schcin" OF reform o' 'h'
Turkish Debt Commission by the appointment OF 4
puss,an delegate thereto. Since VI. Nedof. ius-
ean Ambassador TO Turkey. has arrived IN 81.
Petersburg Sir Edgar Vincent has learned mat the
car is uncertain about the appoini;ncnt OF Rus
ean delegate upon the Turkish DEBT 'ofninlss; on
the claims OF Russia upon lhe hnahc'9 VI "iin'S
tl,n,, suncrior 10 all other considerations. lhc
su,n Of the matter Is that Russia once more blocks
The way Of the Powers IN d.ihg WIN 1n'
The ifty-siXth birthday OF eN-tmpiesS fT"d'ilck
v.ss celebrated yesterday by family banquet at
NC New palace gala performances at the Palace
Theatre and SUPPER IN f,rn .nT Amhnssadopa and
their wives were present All OF the PUBIC nc puiin- @
incs were decorated with hags III hohor oi inc occi-
sion.
1-nder the assent Of the British Government, the
German War Office Is about to SEND captain Nor
cep TO Dongola to follow the operations Of the
Ansi0- Aisi NS''''"" '''''''
r1orr Ahlwardt the notorious Jew batter. who has
heon conducting unsuccessful anti-Jewish cam
noipn in America is expected to arrive in Berlin In
December
Chapman Coleman. formerly first secretary o. the
United states Embassy here. mas lch Berlin , tof
tho South Of France. ana aitcr SHORT stay ia ''''
region will start for home
T.. jackson. first secretary OF the American
-,oesv will spend the remainder OF his annual
holidays In Italy.
The American soprano. Miss Mary Howe. Is sing
,,g in concerts In Dresden. where she has been
nv XE g Successful Miss Howe will appear In Berlin
on December ~.
Mice Augusta Cottlow. Of Chicago. has made her
debu, at the Sing Academy and established rep,-
tation young pianist OF r ARK f,y r,s" Ut
ao,,orsazione held at the Hotel vier Jahres-
yoi,en last week. under the patronage or inc Amer
tam and English Emba ssics. for the beneht OF the
,,sco,al Church. realized large sum Mrs I'M
Ipi ad,, Iassecs respectively the wives OF the
american and British Ambassadors, were per
sonally in attendance. ara aSSiS'e" s''"'' !" ''e
succcss of the function
Miss Poodle Ross. Of Davenport Iowa gave sue
cessful concert at the Sing Academy on S"'uro"y'
oo,f cub has been formed In Dresden. OF which
g A Dunning OF Philadelphia, is secretary.
Herr Ludwig Barnay. the eminent German 'raee-
dian will make his rcappearance on the stage IN
tho character Of King Lear. at "A charity per
formance In the Berliner Theatre on November %.
saTOLLT TO ARCHBISHOP IRELAND.
St. Paul Mimi, Nov 22-Archbisnop ireland re-
c.,vea Yesterday a long letter from Cardinal Satoli
IN. aining q summary Of the report presented by