New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22
:. RE KING OF BOHEMIA.
FRANCIS JosEpHs COMING CORONATION
GERMANY DEEPLY INTERESTED IN AUSTRIAN
PoLITlcs-sPoRTs IN THE KAIsER's CoUN-
TRY-FooD PRODUCTS LEGISLATION
--AHI.WARDT HOME AGAIN.

roLIrICs-sPoRTs IN THE KAIsER's CouN-
TRY-FooD PRODUCTS LEGISLATION
--AHLwARDT HOME AGAIN.
Berlin, Feb 2.-The developments of the Austrian
elections almost divide interest in Germany with
the Eastern crisis The submerging of the German
Liberals, the growth OF the Young Czech and anti
Semitic elements and the obvious strength OF the
Clerical party all factors which are felt as des-
tined to have influence upon German anairs IN
ternal and external. Since Dr. Rieger. the Old
Czech leader advised his party at their meetings
on February TO coalesce with the Young Czechs
In the electoral struggle against Germans Socialists
and anti-Semites the coalition has been partly ef
fected. In other sections there are candidates OF
the young section opposing candidates OF the oid
fair forecast gives some forty seats In the new
Reichsrath to the Young Czechs and ten to the Old
The combined factions will demand the official use
OF their language by the administrative and judi
cia authorities in Bohemia. Moravia ana Austrian
Silesia and the onaton of the Emperor as hlng
OF Bohemia the coming commemoration oil the
fifteth anniversary of his ascent of the throne
This coronation question. long agitated in Bohemia
is believed 10 be settled Count Badeni having
recommended and the Emperor assenied TO 1t to
satisfy the Bohemians. The ani-Semite leader Ut
Luger. is apparently now in vigorous health ana
has actually been seen at two aristocralc balls IN
Vienna Al one of these the ball al the Town HAN
which marks the closing of the carnival season the
staie proercss through the Gothic Hall and other
apartments accompanied by number OF Sour'
no;ables the Papal Nuncio and some Church digni-
taries The Hebrews were. Of course. conspicuous
by their absence Anu anu SVCianSeS n,G
other populous centres. The police only intervene
when boodshed occurs.
That strange figure in soco-religious politics the
Able Stojalewsk against whom some twenty SEN
tonces for breach of public order the press laws or
something else have been recorded has raised fer
rncnt among the Polish peasants in Galicia which
menaces the old privileges of priests ana landlords
20 control their votes. Stojalewsl. who has his
headquarters al Czacza near me Gallciah lronlieI,
has organized wide agitation amons the peasants
against mobiles. priests and Jews His Christian
ard the Socialism of Karl Marx than anything Of
The me eh in large f naS or of
Galician peasants.
The Deutscher Sport verein. recently founded.
row includes the following prominent leaders of So
ciety: Prince Aribert of Anhalt, Duke Ernst
Gun,her Of Schleswig- Holsten. Prince Egon Won
FUrstcnbcrg. Prince Henry of Pless. Prince tduard
Salm- Horstmar. Count Wilhelm Won Hohenau'
Count Griebcnow. Chief Equerry Count Wedel. Gen.
sporting aristocrats continues increasing The
union has adopted rules which stipulate that they
nastics. golf cricket. swimming. etc-and in shor;,
undertake and patronize everything caIcuia'su 10
benefit sport N the widest acceptance OF the 'eii
The Chancellerie has issued a decree ordering
most rigorous inspection of all shops or wal ehouses
importing or selling butter lard cheese etc. with
View 10 detecting any dulnNtufc OF oltoildi
rine or surrogate oils fats. y motion anent
margarinc before the Prussian Herrenhaus. pro
posed by Count Frankenberg. calls upon the GOV
eminent to sanction the margarine bill passed by
the Reichstag. Prince Bismarck, in a special let
ter supports the motion. 1t is argued that the
Prussian Government ought now to have attained
conviction that Prussia vote in the Bundesiath re.
spectins the bill is understood by the masses OF
the nation.
A press dispatch cabled here from New-York. de-
scribing an interview which The New-York
World" said 1t had obtained from Prince Bismarck
on the subject Of the Venezuelan treaty was showi.
10 the Chancellor day or so ago. and the ham
burger Nachrichten.' the authority or Prince
Bismarck declares that the Prince has given no
Interview TO any American or other journalist upon
the subject of the Venezuelan treaty nor any other
topic.
Dr. Ahlwardt the Jew-baiter, has returned from
the trip to America, and made his temperance in
the Reichstag. In response TO the efforts which
have been made induce him TO Withdraw from
the Rcichstag. he declares that he VIII not sur
render his seat. if he is paid for doing So IL
has developed that at meeting held by the anti
Semitcs 10 discuss the matter of Ahlwardts With
drawal IL decided that the party could not op,
pose him II in the event OF his Withdrawal ne souiu
decide TO stand for reelection.