New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22
GERMAN PRINCES INDIGNANT.
THE KAISER HONORS THE MAN WHOSE
ALLEGED INSULT AROUSED THEM.

HOW prp,1S prTA7Ds MKIN1EY's NoMINAT1oN
COOLIES AT QUARTER A HEAD.
berlin June N-The excitement which prevailed
throughout the South German States over the incl
dent at the banquet of the Deutsche Nerein IN Ms
cow upon the occasion OF the Cars coroh"''o''
when the president Of the banquet alluded to the
German princes members OF the SUITE Oh fIi''e
Henry Of Prussia. was suDsiding rapidly Dul II "'9
now received a fresh impulse by the bcstowai OF inc
Order Of the Red Eagle by the Emperor upon me
chairman whose words evoked a violent protest from
Prince Ludwig OF Bavaria, who resented Inc pres'-
dents words by Indignantly declaring mat the
nrinces alluded to were neither members OF Prince
Henry's suite nor vassals of the German Empire
The Bavarian press in commenting upon the act
of the Emperor in decorating the president OF inc
ba nquet interpret II new act OF provocaioh OH
the part of Prussia although it is clearly Gus
tomary action toward official receiving repre-
sentative OF the Kaiser in which capacity ri''''e
Henry went TO Moscow. Prince l-uitpold, hese"' Vi
Bavaria. has sought to hush up the nproar c"useu
by the words of the president Of the banquet ana
the resentful speech of his and the heir to the
Bavarian throne, Prince Ludwig, but popular iee.-
ing has been too strong. SHOWN in the en-
thusastic demonstration at the closing OF inc Sso'
of the Bavarian iandtag in Munich. when Presi-
dent Won Walther thanked the Royal House Tor
watching and ieslously preserving the Independence
of Bavaria and her guaranteed treatleS ms ~
nresson was received with CHEERS. which were pro-
ionred many minutes In addition to this the pa
trietic associotions in ali parts of South Germany
are sending congratulatory MESSAGES ana "u"'e'9'
20 Prince Ludwig in great profuslon e, 3,
In the mean time Prince Ludwig has found II
prudent at least convenient 10 20 10 ii t,n,nnt -
seat in Hungary, TO remain uttil ene IN a. nosi,on
allayed II Is said by those VINO are III d ,o
to know that h,r departure for Hungary was taken
with a view 10 avoiding the rousing ovauohs Win
the people of Munich and other places were p''p"'-
ing to give MIN.
The nomination of Mr. Mckinley for the freSi-
dencv of the United States is hailed here WIN SAL
isfacton SO far AS the security OF gold cu'ie''!
,s concerned but there are fears that his election
would mean the enactment of a prphlpi.!N' '"ill'
hy the American Congress. several be''n -
porters who have recently visited the mt" 80,
FOR the purpose OF studying the SITUATION VII
,,sw of ievisng means 20 give impetus 10 r'Iit,''
trade have returned here with the cohVictuh 'na'
no improvement can be expected wthl d NO. 49,
able time. However, II Is onY n.iInar L,i
colors and chemicals that are stationary. ~,
gloves and paper goods find read! 'h"'Ne' III ~
United States
Tho ..vorwArts" the leading Socialist newspaper
asser,s that a number Of Sesan land owners are
entering ,n,o a combination. with the object OF Oh
tanning coolies from China to replace the native
German laborers and the Russians ana fV's ~. -
employed in farm and feld WORK AC,o.l'nis ~ 49,
"Vorwirts" Berlin agent mas aiidntr., ~ ~,
nly the required number OF coolies II "l'iH ''"'''
D. centsC a day per head. all expenses lh'Iuued.
Herr RosenthaL the pianist. Will begin Pfoi'S-
sional tour Of the United States on November IT,
According to the "Magdehure Ictung the row
ora have addressed a collective note 10 turkey an
,is,ng An immediate meeting Of the 'retan Assem-
blv the revival ~ the Halepa treaty ana promise
Of the eventual autonomy OF crete uh"er S''''"
similar to that OF Samoa