New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
IN THE GERMAN CAPITAL.
Berlin. June %.

Berlin. June %.
ELL TO SUPPRESS MEETINGS.--The Reichs-
tag has adjourned for the summer. but the Prus-
sian Die: Will remain in session until late In July
The Association Reform Committee of the Upper
House % tho Diet passed the Association BIZ or
f.s5ay n the muiiated form adopted by the
i,,-c~ House hu; with an addition 10 the effect
that associations 'in which Anarchist or Social
Democratic movements. or movements an''nS
TO overthrow the existing organization or the
State or society. movements preparatory 10
& separation Of part Of the territory OF the state
iron she whole. cone to lich; IN n manner dan
rercus u public security especially 20 the security
CT the State. may nc dissolved by the police me
Die, Is almost certain 20 pass the Dill IN 'his iorih
more consonant with the wishes o. the Govern
zen. which desires In n measure depressing All
Onposit,on meetings and all Opposition agitation
frt .here is 10 chance Of the ReichstaS agreeing
70 the measure in it's amended form 1t was inter-
es,,nr 20 note the cropping out OF the deep,seaied
luminosity between the two bodies the Reichs!as
cd nc Dict, in the Die; Baron Won Zedlitz the
conservativc leader. referred. amid applause 10
the misguided. blinded majority OF the heICns-
tag; ah% Herr Richter the Radical leader in
both bodies. spoke In sc"ihpS terms OF ne M NJ
nuol was 10 be virtually the new Chancellor, ADD
irc: what does he believe IN! We oueht 10 III
Me him 10 appear before us and divulge ms; Pro
sramme II is not enough for us to know the ideas
Of the June Government we oush. TO kiow ,, u,SO
Governmen, nobody knows ANYTHING about ,r i
This sally was received with great applause iroi''
the members OF the Lett
GARNET CHANGES EXPECTED.-In Govern
mon. Parliamentary and press circles the con-
,iction continues that Cabinet changes are i'm
pending. exactly previously caoed to the Asso-
cia,cd Press namely that Dr. MIGUEL the Minister
Of Finance. will succeed DR. Won Boetucher as
Vice Pre s!den OF the Council Of Ministers ana I'M
per,al Secretary of State for the INTERIOR Win IN
creased prerosatives and functions not only IN the
f,lf, N Imperial
Hohenlohe will retain the Chancellorship, al
though he is anxious TO retire to private me- III
MIGUEL taking most Of the burden or the once
upon himself DR.. Miquels sphere OF dul! VIII
also be enlarged by creating the office OF Chan-
cellor Of the Exchequer. with similar scope ana IN
auence to the British Chancellor Of the Exchequer'
Baron Marschall Beberstein. the Minister LOT
Foreign Affairs. will remain in office for while me
longer II being understood that MS porti0Iio mas
been offered to Count Won Eulenburg the German II
Ambassador at Vienna, ana 10 count ION i1a ne
fsd and thn sy n! have both declined Now II is
fserfd that n GF Yen B0 and mat Dr.
ticher refusing another Government appointmer,s
Is German 9r 1n Banks p at three times
salary, just as Herr BoediHer' VINO 2mrerial In
ago Resigns 1nst, tnf becomes chief of Herr
Krupps Private Laborers Insurance lns'Uu ri,o'
Prince HohenOhe the imperial r chan nf
cellor has expressed himself as pe,Is o' tn me
Office adding that he counted upon re"riNs III '''
fall
GOOD CROPS COMING.-The middle-of-June re-
nor, for Prussia shows that unusually good crops
NAV be expected. especially Of rye Some OF tne
provinces Silesia and Posen Tor ns,anTe , uears
pectng TO surpass anything seen IN INVENT! Yeas
WILLIAM AND LEOPOLD.-The meeting OF
Emperor William and King Leopold OF Belgium at
Kie is not entirely devoid Of political
nroblems touching both Germany and beig g,
q
ton.
THE KAISER RESENTED IT.-By rejecting
tho invitation of the Hamburg Senate to attend
the Horticultural Show and by avoiding Hamburg
territory on his present trip Emperor Ni dan1
W%n,Gd ~ 10 }oasf him at the banquet rendered the
members of the Reichstag in Hamburg
PRINCE HENRY TO LIVE AsHORE-Prince
Henry Of Prussia after the summer naval ma
nnuvres will resign command Of the second division
Of the squadron OF the German eet a ana conn MN
msnds ashore and headquarters at Kiel.
FIFTEEN MORE GENERALS RETIRED.-An-
other hatch OF fifteen generals has been retired from
the army by the Emperor making thirty gen ndst
retired hy His Majesty in three m0n,ns Inc Quest
Dr-E1, IN A WAR ACCIDENTAL the War
Academy of Po;sdam TWO of the older pupils have
fought sabre duel. with the knowledge ana aP{
al NJ
Wounded about the head and one OF them VIII PROP
ably die
ARBITRATION For A THRoNE-The sessions
NJ the Court OF Arbitrator of which the King OF
saxony is president. determine the successorsmp
In the throne OF Lippe have been conciuqed
T. is renortcd thai the Emperor's brother-ln-law |
Prime Ado.ph of Schoumburg-Lippe, has been de-
featcI In his pretensions.
NEW STAGE "FAUST."-The new stage version |
d Goethe second part Of Faust has been mace |
Dv Allows Prasch manager Of the Berliner Theatre
who will present the reopening Of the house IN
S4niernher The version includes all the music and |
much OF the NEUROLOGICAL ana alegoricai matter
hitherto omitted.
PRAISED FOR KILLING A sO1-D1ER.-Sergeant |
Rath Of the Bavarian Artillery. stationed at Metz
recently stabbed 10 death a soldier who refused TO
80, an order which that non-commssiOned officer
had given him. Rath has been PRAISED olhciahy
for his act.
WARNED AGAINST THE SOUTH.-Thc "Kreuz-
,eitung" warns German farmers against the invita-
ions Of emigration agents tc settle IN the southern
70 issue strict prohibtve decree against such emil
grafton AS German farmers are TOO go9d 70 G9I',
pete with black labor in the cotton ana rice Heius'
DINNER TO MR.. WHITE.-John B. Jackson,
secretary Of the United States Embassy, gave
dinner last Tuesday TO ANDREW White the Dn Vo1
Rotenban, acting Secretary Of State for FOREIGN
Affairs and the SWISS. Dutcn anu I>d
e,ers and their wives. all of whom knew Mr. White
when ne previously in Berlin, were among the
guests
SEIDL AND "PARSIFAL"-Anton Seldl will
start for Bayreuth on Sunday in order to rehearse
"Parsfal" He will return Covent Garden at
the end OF a week.
ANTHONY HOPE TO GIVE READINGS.
London June 26.-Major James b. Pond the
American manager. has made arrangements with
Anthony Hope Hawkins. the novelist for a
series Of fifty readings be given in the United
States in the fan The readings will be from the
nOvellst's own works. Mr.. Hawkins will sail for