New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
RENEWED ANTT-BRITISH W ak
BERLIN OFFENDED AT RUMORS OF THE
ANGLO-FRANCO-RUS ALLIANCE.
THE CzAR's FORCES on THE BLACK sEA-PEO
GRAMME OF THE REicHsTAG-GERMAN

THE CZAR's FORCES on THE BLACK sEA-PEO'
GRAMME OF THE REicHsTAG--GERMAN
NEWS NOTES.
Berlin. Oct. l1.-Although no facts are known which
Indicate the slightest change in the cooy courteous
relations which for some time past have existed Ne
tween Germany and Grea; Britain. the sudden out
burst OF strong antl-Brt.sh opinion which has been
joined in by ;he German newspapers OF all parties
has become the leading topic Of discussion in poli'i-
cal and other circles. Dcnunciations OF England
selfshness and arrogance. illusions her isolation
and suggestions OF how 10 diminish the prciensons OF
Great Britain appear in the North German Gazette
the Cologne Gazette and other organs of less I'M
portance with degree Of unanmity when gives the
idea that The utterances omanate from some common
and responsible If these attacks had In real
ity any official origin thci. line of argument would
be worth quoting hut it Is enphatically denied al the
Foreign Office that there j. the slightest foundation
for the prevailing rumors Of an alteration In the rea-
tions between the German ana English Governments
What these newspapers are saying now arose from
the publication of articles in the leading London pa
pers reporting the possDle eSiapshh,h' Qi an n,s
lish. Russian and French alliance with me detach-
Of Italy from he beS"nd h lone rnf If the 6era bc
papers In Germany are quite cOnversant with the
ruth of what an English Premier deceased once
said that English politics are not guided by such
harebrained chatter and irresponsible if!yGdN.
the French papcrs over the recon, visit of the car
and Czarina Paris the style OF the comments IN
cradle and to demand some notice Inc prac,ca.
significance Of this volcane sruptSn OF ciciSnn @ p,
It's tendency TO heehten German hatred toward Eng
land enabling the Government at an opp9riunne n mo ~
nent 10 get the country 70 acclaim open ho-tll! 10
England
The story published in to-day's issue Of the Vienna
'eNeue F'rele Presse" alleging that the Russian War
Office has ordered all of the regiments in the dis
trics of Kien Odessa and CharkoH to be at once put
upon full war footing and that all officers on leave
service is utterly discredltei here Nothing known
in official circles here showing that Russia Is moo-
zins troops IN those places
The official programme of the Reichstas. tho
opening of the session of which body Will take place
on November Q. includes bills dealing with emigfh.
tion an amendment to Ulo workingmens : insurance
system and measure providing for reform OF the
system of militar' jurisdiction. The necessity Tor
the last measure is shown in an incident whicn
occurred In a cafe In Carlsruhc last TUESDAY cNo"-
ing A civilian named Siebemann upon entering the
cafe 1osled against a chair upon which leuten-
ant named BrusewitZ was sitting. The latter rose
from his chair and roughly pushed Siebemanh
away. at the same time demanding mat ne aPolo-
upon Brusewitz drew his sword and threw himself
upon Siebemann. Several persons who were pres
capped Brusewitz searched the cafe for him and
finally found II esrdsa or Tssn and nd
ran him through with his sword. Bruscwiz pleads
hm Iha' 10 he pm csaH Hi t
Interfering with him. and /; remains 10 be seen
whether the military authorities will uphold him III
his cowardly act OF making an armed assault upon
a dcfenceless man.
The Bmetallists have determined TO renew their
conferences and agitation when the Reichstas
meets. II Is reported that the Emperor recent
study OF the currency question has converted him TO
bmctallsm.
Mr. Macchi Commissary- General OF the Tenncs-
coo State Exhibition is in Berlin for the purpos"
of seeing tile authorities in regard to Germanys
akng part in the exposition.
J. b. Jackson First Secretary OF the United States
Embassy gave u dinner this week TO John Philip
Sousa the bandnastcr of New York Among the
eiesis were Mcssrs. Dyer. of New York. and Guy
and Thomas. Of Yale College
Ambassador Edwin +. Uh has completely rccov-
cred from his recent indsposition and Is now In his
office at the Embassy every day.