New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
CURRENT TOPICS IN BERLIN.

Berlin May
CABINET Observation-Disclosures the
week the entire press has been fun OF ruTnors OF
Cabinet crisis and the widest and most conflicting
statements have been published en- the SUBJECT
The correspondent of the Associated Press mere
learns On trustworthy authority that the facts III
the case are as follows The designations ~ the
Imperial Chancellor. Prince Hohcnlohe, ana the
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Baron Marschai Won
bersein have been in the hands OF the Emperor
for weeks but no action has yet been taken. on
Wednesday His Majesty hal a long conversation
with Prince Hohenlohe. and later ne rece'eo
Baron Marshall Won Biebersiein. Upon this coca.
was discussed Regarding the internal troubles, the
Prussian Law OF Associations and the M. MI. as
Trials bills were discussed, and no agreement Was
reached. The Emperor also spoke OF ne r aeteT
mined opposition TO the policy or Earon Ma rsfimas
Consetvatives and even the National Liberals. and
quoted the Interpolation OF inc en- T t re
marks o. ns t for the moment it the pres
ent Cabinet viii retain fhGr pHS' Son B@bdrsen
Will wait for a more opportune moment 10 press
their designations.
cOJ,NT Won WALDERSEE.-The statement
made In several German newspapers that ueh''is
Count Won Wadersce. the Military po'crnoi "
Berlin is the coming man. and that ne mas a'i.a"'
worked out the programme for his future ADMINS
tration. which has been approved by the Emperor,
is pure fiction His Majesty thus ia "a, ' in case
offered the Chancelorshp to any one; Ju tired Of
ot ct,,aij, ieovin4 his post his most likely
successor Count Philip "a rne was
p sh for Office by the Prince bismarck opposition
but he has no chance Whatever
THE KAIsER'S BUSY WEEK.-Emperor Will
lam has been unusually busy this week feVie"ihe
troops and assisting AZ the test eXercSe7' "'.'
the view of introducing the qu!ck-hre caii''o '''0
the army This will be done secretly ana eau
tously for fear of arousing France ana ftuss'n
The new field guns have been thorouehy teo,h ~
three artillery regiments IN TINS Vlcnt!, rotod
iI, H9t ' smccessfml They arc of Krupps make
and are lighter and OF smaller calipIe INA" NV
old guns.
pRODDING THE REICHSTAG.-On wednesday
after the manoeuvros on the BornsteGt fleiu', he'
Potsdam in which five regiments OF the Sua'u
,ooL mart the Emperor had the troops FORM
eorarc and addressed them. expressing his satis-
fac,ior nj their efficiency and equipment anI ms
Indignant regret at the fact that tnS ~ Ger
would n0t gran" ftormdabie on Tuesday after re-
viewing the entire garrison OF Stcttn 'i rniy re-
made similar address TO the troops: npdy,ct
buling the Reichstag for its unpatrouc conduct
ADMIRAL TIRPGTZS RETTRN.-Emperor
William has in no way abandoned his naval plans
On Nav 20 Admiral Tirpitz. the author OF the OFT
quoted naval memorial. and tho prospective SUE
| cessor of Admiral Won Holman as Chet OF me
Naval Department will arrive IN Den',a r,.b tha
tmnnror who HOPES Admiral Trpitz will be better
| ahln 70 induce the Rcichstag 10 grant the su"''
| rcress9ry TO carry out the naval schenA
! NEW MILITARY MARCH-A new military
| march by Blzet. presented to Emperor "ii'ia.i w
the French General Boisdeffre, has a. once once, pee"
! adonted Tor the German Army by Hts Majesty
| THE EMPEROD'S MOTTO-While visiting inc
Industrial School OF Berlin This week me Emperor
nreserted a number OF books 20 the school ilpIdtE
| and ,recribnd or 4 hyleat the motto MY s,rens'"
| hplongs TO the world and TO the Fatheriahd.
| c,.DertTr.r,r, For DUEIS The Emperors re-
con, decree TO minimize duels in the army has just
boon enforced for tho first time. In the case OF
! Iardra.h and Won Rocll in Posen. ana tne WI
| Ulcers settled :hcr dispute anicapE "! '0
! of honor.
! ENGAGED BY WALTER DAMROsCh-Wa i'e'
D,,,rosch has engaged Gadski, Brener ana r rleo
no Latter nm orche stra leader. for next season