New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-13
GERMANS AGAINST THE CODE'
EVEN CONSERVATIVE JOURNALS SEVERE
LY CRITIcIsE DWELLING.
THE FRENCH Still. PUzzLrNG OVER Won HohEN
,o,,r.s INTENDED VISIT TO PARIS

r,,r r,rScr, GRILL PULLING OVER Won HOHEN-
1our.s INTENDED VISIT TO PARIS
ACTION OF SAXON SOCIALISTS
| WITH ...u,o rb. death OF Baron Won Schrader.
| Moster NJ Ceremonies OF the Prussan Court from
the wound he received In his duel with Iieocrech'
| Won Kotze ex-Court Chamberlain has grcatiy IN
| tensifed the public feeling against duelhng me
Conservative newspapers, the heichspo',' a"'
| Tho "National Zeitung" the Catholic "Volks Ie'-
tmng and other journals demand that the utmost
severity Of the law be eniorcea' anu oa and
| shall be privileged TO outrage com"o"-Se"'e anu
national sentiment.
There Is positive belief that the reason assigned
for Prince Hohenlohe's proposed visit to Paris
sbort,v-tbat he desired to and condole with his
wife's stepmother, the Princess OF Sayn-Wittgen-
stein upon the death Of her grandson, Prince 'hB'.
who was killed by the Abyssinans In the batte OF
Adowais absolutely true, but this has not server
the French newspapers as a sufficient reason for the
presenc, OF the German Chancellor In the capital OF
the Republic OF France. The French newspapers
are filled with articles drawing fantastic DEDUCTIONS
as to Prince Hohenlohe's motives In visiting Paris.
single prominent French politician who did noi VS..
the German Embassy when he had 10 40 90 pr,n re
Hohenohe is TO visit Paris on a mission whose ann
TO cultivate the friendliest relations between Ger
Resening this view of the matter the Post" Of
Berlin says that Germany mas no oya able 10 give
and not desiring to receive support Inc Na',oa
clear that it ought to lend color even to French
fantasies.
The season OF Socialist congresses began early
and vigorously yesterday The Saxon Socialists
who met at Dresden discussed "A plan OF action IN
opposition to the electoral franchise law which
deprves the masses Of their voting power In the
Saxon Unterhaus. minority in the Congress ad-
vocated a resolution that the Socialist Deputies In
the Unterhaus make demonstration against the
law by Immediately resgning their membership In
that body and refusing to contest the vacant seats
for reelection under the restricted franchise. The
constituencies upon the new system at the next cleo
ton The commercial employees affiliated with the
Socialists who met in congress In Berlin Their
speakers were chiefly clerks In Berlin commercial
Of the Of wc @ ne
ing the Socialist party c.. ,,o,, .,
proving the enormous expansion OF Socialism in
trian leader it was agreed that the Socialist Party
Committee should henceforth include representa-
tives OF all the Austrian peoples, Germans. CZechs
poles and even Savonans and Italians
H.rren Reuther and Gar,ner. bankers. doing bust
ness in partnership In Hamburg. have been ar
rested charged with heavy Declarations The pc,
lice Rave seized their books and accounts ana
closed their business
pr,rc. Henry of Prussia, brother OF the EN-
n.ror 90 N assume command OF the reserve naval
squadron at Kiel In August.
Dr saare who was sent to the United states a'
the instance OF the German Starch Producers Az
soc.ation to inquire into the starch INDUSTRIES "
America has returned and made MS report ~ ~.
Government The main cause OF the ,meres ssercb
American competition against the GermaI s, rnan
Industries is not he says that the am >. ~
nroduct ia OF Better quality. but that the pice
cheaner a condition due TO the cGncehtra.on S ~
fte American starch industry he reSo'"".s nr
German manufacturers to combine as me ,l''c ou
cans have done, otherwise they will be beaten out
OF the market
United States Consul-Cienerai De Kay Cohs"'
Carroll and General McCook, VINO Is on MS Way u
Moscow as a representative Of the United states al
the coronation of the Gear. visited the burg IN tne
Spree valid last week to witness the historic "ena-
ish Kirchgange. General McCook., under me su'u
ance OF Captain Evans. Military Attachc 10 .ne
United States Embassy. Is now inspecting the
German military institutes. --f.,
ANOTHER PARTY. LOST IN AN ICE FLOE-
st. Johns, N. F.. April 12-Another body OF men,
variousy estimated at from twenty to forty. went
adrift last night at Conception Bay. The Govern
ment dispatched two steamers. the Greenland and
Grand Lake. In search Of them Both returned To-