The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-03
i WEEKLY BUDGET.
hy CostempIates the Con-
etiou OF q Score Of Vessels.
! TO PROLOGUE THE RElCHsTAG
case 1t Refuses the ApprO-
Ition for ships-French Ann
bassador Excited.

october 2.--(Copyrighted, 1897.
associated Press. THE entire Ger
IS is specializing on the new naval
being considered by the cabinet.
Mr.. MIGUEL, the vice president Of
bcil of minister's and the bundles
~ approved the measures. but be-
reaches the reichstag 1t may still
what changed The bal asks for
appropriation Of 4l0,000,o00 marks
attributed over seven years and con-
as the construction or score OF
Of which ten are TO be large ships.
reichstag refuses TO grant this
Of money 1t will be prorogued and
Actions ordered forthwith in which
val plans Of the emperor will be
he principal issue, in spite Of the
agrarian party's advice. who, In
kse, fear defeat. Against the pro-
o there 10 already great deal Of
lion. The entire left including the
5, ultra-liberals, socialists and the
h, are denounclng it in their news
The leading organ of'the centrists.
blogne Volks Zeitung, refuses in q
| IS editorial to "lend hand in limit
K reichstag In Its appropriations to
bd of seven years.
Fressigen Zeitung expresses similar
report in the Turkish newspapers to
tect that Turkey is negotiating with
Iny for special defensive alliance
hat Turkey Is on the point Of joining
feibund are denied emphatically at
erman foreign office. The correspond
the Associated Press learns from
hattie circles that approaches to that
have repeatedly been made by Turkey
/ the past three months. and there is
lance Of opinion on the subject be-
Emperor William and Baron Won
on one side and Prince Hohenlohe,
bperial chancellor, on the other side.
liter distinctly rejecting all such
bres.
hurried arrival in Berlin of Count
Ledenburg, the German am
Dor to France, and his subsequent
hents, have created sensation. I'M
|tely after the ambassador arrived
Paris he had lengthy conference
|Dr. MIGUEL. Prince Hohenlohe being
lway and the same day he started for
ro to see the emperor.
lre are many surmises regarding the
|rious movements of the ambassador,
|othing definite has been ascertalped
lining them.
Bavaria the democratic peasant fed
IN is rapidly gaining strength. During
hst week two hitherto hostile branches
federation have united and adopted
IT platform OF the most radical nature.
|mands entire liberty OF association
bling and Of the reform OF judiciary
b., separation of church and State,
The assumption by the State OF all
mortgages. The leaders Of the new
fmed party expect to sweep Bavaria
next elections.
emperor Is having poor sport at
lho. from which place he sent 10000
to the poor of Buda Pesth.
students of Buda Pesth have sent
Iternizing telegram to the students
hrlin university, in which the former
fatteringly to the recent presence
& them of the emperor and touch
the tender alliance Of German and
,arian hosts"
, government is preparing bills pro-
& for compulsory life insurance
ghout the whole empire and for in
ice OF the laboring classes. Delegates
@ central insurance bureau have been
to advise the government in this
err
lcial statistics Of the imports and ex-
of the empire show large increase
Iugust compared with the same month
95 and also 1895.
Ether inquiries made by the Frank
+ Zeitung regarding the effects OF the
United States tariff show that the
lous prints are greatly affected and
the chemical industry Of Leipsic is
injured, but the manufacture of me-
ical and musical instruments has been
rely hit and several of the largest
es are about to establish branch fac
s in the United States.
e United States attaches who have
returned from attending the jubilee
ing Oscar OF Sweden and Norway were
recipients of marked attention upon
part Of the king during their stay al
iholm.
SIS Leonora Jackson, the young Amer
viclinist who has just won the COW
music prize known as the Mendelssohr
,ndium, was sent to Berlin by Mrs
er Cleveland and other ladies' then il
hington in order To study music IN.