New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14
~ ,A,pK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER A. 1897.
TOPICS IN GERMAN CAPITAL.

GERMAN INFLUENCE ENDANGERED-The
visit of Count Goluchowski. the Austro- Hungarian
Minister for Foreign Affairs. TO King Humoert' at
Monza and It's attendant circumstances are resaIu-
ed in German political circles being OF the highest
Importance The Conservative and Agrarian news
papers interpret the visit meaning closer uhder-
standing between Austria Hungary and Italy, ana ds
a leaning Of those two Powers toward Great brl'a'i
The leading organ Of the Agrarians and Nat'ohai-
lists the "Deutsche Zeltung." says;
In this unable to see ANYTHING but S %san
enng Of our diplomatic position onder ho TWEEN
Bismarck our country was the mediator Detm Mia
Russia and Austria and Austria ana atay c T,sH
by Russia The ssoEngsh irreconcllaDie uOn-
hict is still existing but France has made an nn With
ment with Russia. and Austria mas maue one VI
both Itay and Russia. in each case over our 49,
and the internal ana orsishh aS tyo Poes Baden
and Goluchowski. who aim at the suppreSs'o" VI
German influence.
The "Rundschau' publishes an article to the SINE
effect denounclng the duplicty OF British statecrat
Whereby both Austria and Italy are gradually DE-
coming cstranCed from Germany - -,
An old diplomat OF Berlin, VINO ne'ones 10 one VI
the Dreibund Powers. said to the correspondent
here OF the Associated Pres M hoo, a,,.n,roving
Austria for several years mas Deen disappronrins
of Emperor Williams foreign policy so far as Eng,
land H. concerned and the needless proVoca'i3n 81
dent Kriger has been seriously. II silently. con
demnel by Austria saieiuem ne Sdue
interests Of vast and ar-reaGhlns lmPST4nee
latent in,agonism against England as feature of
the Dreibnnd policy An entente closer than has
Itolv and Austria 50 far as their Oriental and
Mediterranean interests are concerned and ms
means ] To tbat extent then the Dreibund
has been weakened. and Germany has been lett 10
follow her own oriental and Colonial policy at the
breaking IN Of The Drcbund but the reshaping OF
interests TO some extent. outside Of H. -
The oilcial newspapers are silent on the subject;
but the editor of on" Of the leading 'overhIneht
papers said W. are sin waiting for our cue from
above"
WORK FOR THE REICHSTAG.- Conhrmatory
news has boon obtained .of the rep1rt thai the
Rechstag when II rcconvenes viii receive the
Naval bill and the Military Reform Trial bill In
regard to the Naval bill however. IN" Government
win encounter strong opposition from IN" centre
p,rtv Through It's lcade~. Herr lieher u "as
sought ~ effoct an understanding with the 'han-
cellar Prince Hohcnoh' but the effort failed Thr
C,ntre wished for a promise that the JesuiVExpu-
sion law would be repealed In eXchans" FOR when
the reptrc engaged TO support the Naval bill. Rut
prince Uoboulohc hatiy refused. and the Naval b
cannot pass without the votes OF n" "i',re ba' A.
The refusal of Prince lioh"nlohs - att'' 10 me az
mauds 81 the Centriss vas so.t dut 10 W. IN IN
siruciions Of the Emperor, VINO ie@.i niS"K "l P{
uInt ~ the pope'e eucyclical n whlch 'nc ~ vi
orm,tion /, represented a. having been an unhoIy
rebellion and IN which the prssi an I'm, Hus' pas
secs hay. been made by many Protestant cleis ,
mcu and leaders tn Prussla ana tt ,Dm ~ ths
attention al both the Empress an" tthp"'"'' an"
greatly incenscd Them
FAMINE CONDITIONS ~ CERMANY-The
.no,rson courier" 81 leading financial organ saSh
", are approaching canine conditions Nlc'uais
have risen In price to such An extent thnt On" sus
,rr,r,. ~ I, who'll. stratum Of the population ~ w
aEi3h' y. ~ h@s b.corn, for the aboring classes
,b,nk. To- the import prohibitions, an aftc'c u 'uN
- r,rliV attainahlc. ana our poor ctppS ~.
w ~ ,,,irc~ 81 cereals 20 such heights lhat
rot only The Industrial population and the a"r,Sis
'o' Gu hut even the rustic population chceP,lns
g., n,rt - A. hclon eng 20 the suffering Agr"r'ns
are threatened in their tNisto,C; In h.. compelidA
t'5,b o"an again those avenues Of trade when
nro now artincaliy olofsed'
ct.f.f..ft PARTY PLEDGES The Guelph party
f., t,u,.vlk Az it, corlcntlon 40 'iemrted' 'lIs
w \, ,..,,i,,tcd candidates for IA" EelchStaE IN
the whole puchy each candidate - P.uSo" 10 ~
unrt tho succession OF the puk' ui '"''"0''"'' "
the throne
ANARCHIST LITERATURE sEIHh'- " me
r,,r.ror william Mas In the flooded districts o'
Slit u was remarked that the police ma. nun nun,
~ ',ee,nhist Al A Socialist pamphlets ana JOURNALS
r,rrornR wEINGARTNEE GNsANE.-Herr
r't,v W.,nrartncr. director Of the Royal Opera
orchestra az Berlin has become insane from over
work and viii De- confined In a s"ni'Ar'u'"
,cp OF ELECTORS The Conservatives VIII
,.,,at,co , min I'm the Rcichsiag nxing the axe or
80. - thirty Instead ~ twenty nNe. and pro-
yiIlng Tor public instead Of secret hA'o''
..,,,>ksntvING DAY OBSERVANCE. THANKS
.,.,s INV wlll hc celebrated in Berlin On NoVem-
$50 49, t.,r.- and dance ~ the kaiscrhof. As
.rI ord there will bc som" informal spr,, hcs
ain deliver one Of them
prpsoxAt. Ex-vicc-c on-ui-Grneral thinner
man Of California sails for Ne| YORK mex So ~S'"
o. board the North German h'o'" ''''''''
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