New-York tribune., 1896-08-31
TON UOHENLOHE'S POSITION.
4 FIRM STAND AGAINST THE KAISERS
SECRET ADVISERS EXPECTED
crpv,X SOCIALISTS TO MEET OCTOBER IL
QUESTIONS TO BE DEBATED-BER-
LIN SOCIAL NOTES

GERMAN SOCIALISTS TO MEET OCTOBER IL
QUESTIONS TO BE DEBATED-BER-
LIN SOCIAL NOTES.
(copyrjobfed 1896: By me rnitsd fssocot'd Pres"'j
Berlin. Aug So-The temporary silence OF the "er-
man newspapers in regard to the Mlristcria' c'iS'
does not imply thai the Emperor has arranged Win
Prince Won Hohenlohe that the latter shai re'a'!
Tho Chancellorship nor does the announcement OF
the "Reichanzegor" the official gazette. that Dill
for the reform Of military judicial PROCEDURE i u
be considered by the Bundesrath, avert the leSsna
ton Of the Chancellor or remove the prooao'! y.
conflict between the Kaiser and the Reichs'as' Inc
fact is that great deal depends upon the nature III
the measure placed before the Bundesrath II me
t,mneror assents to the reform demanded ny the
Reichsiag makns the military tribunals indepeho '"t
proceedings and the Supreme Military Courts maj
proceedings public no constitutional sruSe'H wiz
arise over this question But the Emperor certanIy
will not assent 10 such measure. ana ever! oie
know .. the situation still, expects tnat ,he M
matte. will give rise TO ignt in the lSecnstas o s'l
graves. character IN defence Of the constituti9na!
authority against the court cabals III lrihce ,Ii I
TIohenlohe re,ires after seeing that the vls oI M .e
car 10 Bresau is ended his retirement VIII be tne
signal for a general rising against me Empercr& or %& Sc
cret advisers his Military Cabinet MS NavaI Tap.JI ,
and his civil Cabinet which now practically rul-
ing the affairs of the Empire
# is now announced that the annual congress Of
the German Socialists will be convened a. Siebenehn,
near Gotha OF October II. The programme OF the
Congress is heavily charged with resolutions IN
which number OF new questions appear. Foremost
of these is the question OF reorganizng the Directing
Committee and the Local Committees whose working
mechanism, suffered 10 great degree under the de-
crees issued against Socialists by Herr \On hoier
during the latter par, Of that genemans occupancy
Of the pos; OF Prussian Minister of the Interior.
Then there are the reports OF Herr Babel. the So.
ciaist leader the Reichstag, upon the lnternatioIa
% Ia German s5cja lists the lessons which the Con-
tinenta Socialists learned at the London congress
nInnortional r.presantation which if adopted would
have the effect of sending ninety-ye socialists 10 me
meeting is likely to be an exceedingly lively and in
tercsting one despite the fact that the Anarchists
will be kept out CT the Congress
The International Womens Congress which Is to
sit In September counts 300 delegates as certain
TO be present Including FLORENCE Routledge of the
British WOmens Trades 'f!oh LEAGUE
Tho ..TaCebiatt" is still pursuing the question Of
the safeguarding Of German interests in Samoa In
an article published YESTERDAY the paper says that in
man cruisers Blssard ana Fake and the dispatch
boat Move have been ordered TO Apa
For the first time since 1870 French visitors have
bgn 70 return to the Baden races. their favor
ite resort
Lieutenant Harlan of the Prussian Uhans. who
Tho victor of a noted long distance ride killed a
dav or two ago by being thrown from his horse. He
was the son of a NJ. Harlan, former United States
Consul In Germany, who is now hvng In retirement
In Dresden.
Doctor Barth, the noted Radical Unionis leader in
the Reichstag sailed for New-fork from Bremen on
Aueust % on board the steamer IIavel. He goes to
America for the purpose Of watching the Presidential
/ campaign and the election
The American Theosophists. Mines. Tngley and
Wright and Messrs. Hargrove and Patterson. had
warm reception upon their arrival here az the hands
ffxaT TbaAS Of Corr no
Th.Osophists Of Berlin, Hamburg. Dresden. Nurem
berg and Breslau have sent delegates to the Theoso
phst Convention.
Lieutenant G. T. Vreeland, Naval Attache TO the
United States Embassy here has returned his post
AT the Embassy from Rome. He will be relieved in
Septcmber by Lieutenant Nlblack.