New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-24
GERMANY'S CABINET TROUBLES.
COMPLETE REORGANIZATION EXPECTED
AFTER THE CARS VISIT.
PRACTICAL AUTONOMY SUGGESTED FOR CRETE
GERMANS DO NOT WANT AMERICAN
MADE SHOES

MADE SHOES.
(Copyrfghted 1896; BY the UnitedA''oeid"d fre'')
Berlin Aug. 23.-Before the Rcichstag assemoies
In November 1t is certain that there VIII De I'M
portant changes in the Cabinet. IT, indeed an entire
revision OF the Ministry does not take place Inc
"FreisInnige Zcitung" (RadicaD. In an article as
cussng the character of the future Cabinet asserts
that during the Emperors recent trip TO the Nord-
land Count Botho III Euenburg, master OF cere-
monies at the imperial court of Germany, accom-
panied by his cousin, Count DOMAIN. followed the
Kaiser's route throughout His Majestys tour. ana
kept up constant communication by telegraph Win
his brother Count Philip Eulenburg. German
Ambassador to Austria. who accompanied the
Kaiser In the capacity of representative Of the For
eign ONCE The motive Of the "Freisinnige Zeitung
in making this statement is to depict the Emperor
as the central figure in the nrigues for change
in the Chancelorship and this opinion OF the mat
ter has obtained the ready support Of large num-
Der Of persons in and out OF official life In view OF
all that is going on In the official circle Inc
feature Of the existing mbroglio Is that two parties
exist within the Government, which are hghlihs
each other desperately Fir7t. there Is Freiherr
Marshall Won Bieberstein, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. whose inspired organ the da az d or
Goone dseaTs that II rs Senc al wh the
Emperor himself, and, second there Is ,h me phe,
Of the Kaisers Military Cabinet who; through the
ediLm OF the "Reichsanzeiger, the offcial fazete
a'os 5pa' be ne Freerr Bersten himself
seeIns destined be ebOwed out or the CaDnet anu
Dr. Lucanus, the chief Of the Emperor's Civil CAP.
met Is mentioned as having very good chahce Oh
being promoted 10 higher ONCE
The Re-In Government continues 10 actively sup
port the initiative Of Count Goluchowski. Austrian
Minister Of Foreign Affairs toward the solution or
the difficulties existing in Crete. Since Lord sans
bury's rejection of the proposal 10 establish DOCK
ade around Crete Count Goluchowski has urged the
Porte TO grant a constitution to the island the
main features Of which the appointment OF
Christian Governor and the establishment OF Cretan
financial autonomy with the payment OF tribute 10
the Sultan under the general guarantee OF the
Gated the terms OF Count Gou chowskfs proposal 70
the Christian Deputies OF crete on rrdag ana b
Turks the island is still going on II Is the
Mil II sneeo he condon which are really
tantamount to autonomy win an ah I'M IA S ~ the
revenues Of the island
The agraran newspapers are advising home pro-
ducers TO hold their grain with the assistance
OF bank advances and the position points 10 re-
action, with keen competition between homegrown
and imported grains. Concerning the state OF the
crops in Russia the consensus OF oplnon h Is rnSs
in the great southern area are falr uut IN WI
basins OF the Voga, Dnieper and Don the geherai
average is very bad.
The "schumarkt." the organ Of the German
shoemakers calls attention 10 the report for
Wa rded 10 the State Department OF his Govern
ment by F. r. Mason. United States Consul-Gen-
eral at Frankfort Main, and denies that
single American shoe store exists In Berlin. Inc
ma per SAWS that Mr.. Mason. In making the state
ment that such stores did exist. was wrongly In
formed. mo market exists in Germany for Amer
lean boots and shoes" the paper adds Tor many
reasons German machinery for the manufacture
OF boots and shoes is as perfect az the American
machinery. and the shapes worn In America would
not do here"
The Russian police will cooperate with the Ber-
Of guar ii no
Czarna upon the casion OF their coming visit TO
Breslau A large number Of members Of the Rus
sian secret service police will arrive at Breslau
several days before the arrival OF the imperial
party.
The German Government requests Americans de-
string 10 visit the German schools 10 make their
applications for permits through the Government
in Washington. instead of making them through
the United States Embassy IN Berlin. where there
is an Inevitable delay. which often prevents the
of the permits