Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-18
OVER THE OCEAN.
Continuation of the Socialist Debate in the
MISUNDERSTANDING Bismarck Makes a
Strong speech in Support of the Bill--The
Austrian Campaign in Bosnia.
RowrNa on rHr rHAMEs

ROWING ON THE THAMES.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE final heat of the
| single scull race over the Putney- Mortlake
course for the sportsman challenge cup was
contested to-day by William Elliott and Robert
Wilson Boyd. Elliott defeated Boyd on a
foul. John Higgens rowed over the course for
third prize. Thomas B. Kirkman having with
drawn from,the contest.
SOCIALISM.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE first days debate in
the Reichstag on the anti-Socialist bill was
somewhat disappointing to the eager audiences.
The proceedings were for the most part decor
Gus. The chief sensation was Bebels effective
speech. He entertained the Liberals and an
noyed the Conservatives by making fresh dis
closures about the relation of the government
with the Socialist leaders few years ago.
Count Van Gutenberg, minister of the in
terror, made an unhappy attempt to break the
fall Of these revelations. Prince Bismarck
supported the anti-socialist bill in an energetic
speech. He said socialism was a common dan
ger, avowedly striving to effect violent revo-
luton in the existing order of society. He
denied se,iatine all the allegations made by
Herr Bebel, of former connection between the
government and socialist leaders. He denied
ever having relations with Lavalle or Freitsche.
He said he had conversed with Her Lavalle and
found him to be not a Republican but a Mon
fly the occasion when, alleged, he, Bismarck
received information from him.
Bismarck pointed out the fact that socialist
newspapers celebrated the murder of the Rus
sian General Mezentzow act of justice.
Hesaid society was thus warned against the
ssassin's dagger and Nobeling's gun. 1t was
lntoierable to live under the tyranny of such a
gang of bandits He appealed to the Reichstag
to support the government in protecting the
emperor and his subjects. Some additional
victims might fall on the side of order, but it
honor for the great good of the country.
Debate continued on strict party lines, the
Socialists, Poles and Asacerans opposing the
bill. Herr Bebel fruitlessly demanded Bis
marck be called to order for speaking of the
Socialists as bandits and charging Fritsch with
falsehood. He made personal explanation
insisting on the correctness of the statements
he made yesterday concerning Bismarck's rela-
ton with Socialists.
The house ultimately resolved by a large ma
jorlty to refer the bill to a committee of TWEEN
ty-one members.
HUNGARY IRRITATED.
VIENNA, Sept. l7.-Great and increasing irri
tation exists in Hungary over the situation of
affairs in Bosnia. 1t is said that the creait of
60,000000 forms will not last until the re-
assembly of the delegates, which will take
place about the middle of October. and that
70, UUO,UUO f1orlnS Will be needed before that
time, and additional $1,000. 600 forms must
be voted before the end of the year.
THE CHURCH IN POLAND.
ROME. Sept. I'm. Jacobine, papal muncio
at Vienna but now at Rome will go to st
Petersburg via Vienna to negotiate an under
standing with r ussia concerning the church in
Poland. M. Jacobine is charged with full in
structions concerning the concessions the Pope
and papal secretary of State are willing to
make to Russia.
RELEASED FENIANs.
LONDON, Sept. 17.-First-class passage to New
York has been taken for the Fenians Condor
and Melady. Their pardon will be handed
them Immediately previous to sailing.
ABLE TO RIDE.
CAssEL, Sept. 7.-Emperor William ap
peared on horseback to-day for the first time
since he received his wounds
TREACHERY PUNISHED.
BELGRADE, Sept. 1.-THE Austrians burned
Breska on the Save because of the treacherous
conduct of the inhabitants.
AUSTRIAN SUCCESS.
VIENNA, Sept. 17--Gen. szapary and rein.
forcements which crossed the Save the 18th
inst. have commenced combined action They
have occupied the important towns
Of Gradaca and Gracenica, the latter
unopposed. In the Banjaluka district
Jaitze and some adjacent villages
| have been burned. The insurgents defending
| dispersed after prolonged fighting. The Aus
TRANS in their small engagements lost $50 killed
and wounded.