New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
IN THE GERMAN CAPITAL.

| c,prxrr CHANGES JMPENDING.-1n spite or
| so,,,-ogciaI denals there IS no doubt that ne"
| shutting of the Cabinet has been decueu "io ~
the Emreror Or. Won B0t!cher' the VICE
| dent of the Council OF Ministers ana IfnPeriai o.
retarv o, State for the Interior. the Nlce-|"ahoeo'
and Prince Hohenohe'. nouihp!"ce IN the f'e'ci'a
tag and Diet has intensely dissatisfied the EN-
ncror bv rcuented recent failures to represent the
| Government vigorously In important DEBATES r''n
pe-or william Is especially lncensfd AT the ld"'e "
| Dr. Won B0tticher TO reply to Herr hicn'ei '
r,,l. orr,qnmen; Of His Majesys policy and acts
| in the Rcchstag May Is Dr. Miquei, inc NH
ister OF Finance will replace DR.. Won bot'che' wiz,
| increased prerogatives and functions rot only III
| the Prus.ian but in the Imperial CaDlhei' ih''
vii place upon him the task OF advocating the ii'-
| portan; measures of the Government e'peciay INC
| naval schemes associations bill, etc. ne Dens
| plausible and eloquent speaker. which the man
| ceor is not Prince Hohen.ohe VIII retain tue
Chonccllorship although he Is anxious to retire 10
private life; hut he has permitted hmsef 10 De per
suaded to stick his pest until al or d' ~ Dr
presgng Government measures arc d.posra vi, -,
Miduri taking most Of the burden OF the once op1
himself Dr. MiqueFs spase OF GT b;Hnc ~ Of the
Exchcauor wi,h similar scope and influence to INC
5ritish Chancellor OF the Exchequer bar3n or MAJ
Sar. won qamains in Office for while longer at
least until suitable successor cap os os the
fivor and to some extent the confidence Of ne Eil-
pero is understood that Ine OHIO to Count Von
E"enSerg, tho German ambassador TO Vienna and
70 Count Won Iia:zfeldt- Wiidenburg. the German
Am5a ssador at London and that they nave DOM
declined.
NO MARKET QUOTATIONS-The forcih!e dis
solution Of the temporary Produce Exchanges OF
berlin Stettin Halle and other Prussan cities ny
the police under the preeXt o. their being contrary
"a the Bourse law has caused much dissatisfaction
among the spectators. ard has also created
ourlors situation No produce quotations are now
| rl<otp
Or, srvv,fc.o The Berlin Produce EXCHANGE has
i cistnn s rendered things VIII continue in the pres
on state Tho farmers much excited. as mar
ycstjra will soon bcsin ana they are perfectly IN
tie dark as to what prices 10 ask The Government
I'D not 'xpec this obstiracy on ire par, VI ~,
situaton' which IS nIurn. 'hc growers. for whose
protection the coercve measures aGains' the po"rse
were supposed to Dave been taken
CRITICIsING THE KAI3ER-The Emperor has
aroused further adverse comments by employing n
battalion Of KCnlgsherg sappcrs in erecting build
,nzs on his estate of Theerbude. Eastern Prnssa;
the matter up In the Reichstag
IMPROVING HAMBURG HARBOR-The Senate
Of Hamburg has agreed TO spend another 10000
marks harbor improvements.
BALLOONS IN THE NAvY.-Naval experts at
Eie are now testing the practical uses of dragon
shapeG alrshps which may be put on board yes
seIs for usc in naval engagements and In recon-
/
no,,ring Some Of the balloons rose 800 feet.
r.moining fastened to the deck Of torpedo-boafs
which were stcaming eighteen knots an hour. en-
ohliny the aaronau,s make valuable oDSerVatOns
of tho stations of vessels nj great distance Inc
ohservation= made communicated by tele-
rronh or telephone from the balloons 70 persons
~ Tho decks of the VESSELS below, enabling them
- change the Of the latter accordingly inc
wholc series of experiments occupied a fortnight,
ard was emnently successful.
AMBASSADOR WHITES RECEPTlOE.-At the
J-ptto S,ntp NH g n
dor, Andrew D. White. Emperor Wilinm wore the
handsome uniform of the list Dragon Guards.
During the conversation which lasted ten minutes,
Ills Majesty referred TO M Whites former stay
in Berlin and spoke In complimentary terms OF the
great progress made by the United states since
then and OF the growing intimate relations between
the two countries. Mr. White and his family at
the end of the month. will 20 20 Homburg to drink
the waters and will pay flying visit to Oswald
Ottandcrfer proprietor OF the "New-l ork stats
! Zcitung" at Mannheim. They aill then go 70 Her.
ngsdorf by the Baltic. for the after cure. Until
| he finds suitable apartments Mr.. White VIII stay
AZ the Kaie,rhof His reception by the princes and
other members of the imperial family has been de-
ferred until fal.
| CHARLES CRAMP INVEsTIGATING.-Charcs
Cramp OF the famous shipbuilding firm. Is now In
! Germany engaged in investigating the recent prog
ress made here in shipbu ding