Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-11
kilograms to The Star.
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS
BUTLER CAMPAIGN.
SPEECH BY SENATOR CONKLING
SOCIALISM IN GERMANY,
PRINCE BISMARCK THREATENED,
AN AFGHAN WAR INEVITABLE,
STRIKE IN NEW JERSEY.
BUTLER CAMPAIGN.
SPEECH BY SENATOR CONKLING
SOCIALISM IN GERMANY.
PRINCE BISMARCK THREATENED
AN AFGHAN WAR INEVITABLE,
STRIKE IN NEW JERSEY
FOREIGN AFFAIRS,

M1Sch1eSOuS RumOFs.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Times in its financial
article this morning says" The rumors OF
further mercantile embarrassments are circu-
lated by CLIQUE. who have heavy short ac-
count open. This fact is now pretty generally
understood, SO that the rumorS do not exercise
the same influence as when they Were first
started"
DefaicatiOn of Russian Bank
Cashier.
ODESSA, Oct. 1.-THE cashier of the Bank OF
commerce, IN this city, is a defaulter TO the
amount 0f Sll6BU. a run on the deposits of
the bank followed the announcement of the
defaicauon, and Sl,10,0D0 were diSeurSed YES
terGay. The excitement has now SUbSided
= Violent Socialist Speech i'm the
German Reichstag.
LONDON, oct. ia Berlin dispatch TO the
ItmtS says: In the ReichStag yesterday dur
ing debate on the anti-SociaIiSt bill Herr III
selmanD, Well known anti socialist agitator
made violent, though clever speech, begin
hing and ending with threats of violence and
hlGodShed as results of repreSsive legislation
he said the people would hold those responsive
Tor the blo0GShed who helped to frame and
carry me blll. Ia concluding his speech, Herr
HasSelmann declared that the pacific endeaY
orS OF socialism We're repreSSed, the day
would come when the socialists would take
up arms and fight againt their tyrantS. The
president oil the ReichStag interrupted Herr
HaSsemann and called him to order and Slid
TIT the speech was an incit ament to rebeIliol. \.
Herr HaSSelman repeated his words, and was
again called to order amid loud indignant
protests. Tie went on TO say, Il am not per
sonaily IN fayor OF revolution, prefer pacific
means, but ii we are forced to fight we shall
Know how to fight, and shall be proud to Law
down my life Oh the field OF honor. Let Prince
bismarck remember the 18th of March, 1913.
Herren Lowe and Benningsen. liberal leaders
denounced the methods and purposes of
socialism, and defended the legislation for its
repression Which BenningSen declared even
the advanced liberals now admitted to he
necessary. Herr BenningSen said he had no
lear that Prince Bismarck would allow the
anti socialist law to be employed to impair the
liberties of the people,"
Danger of q Conflict Ayerted.
CoNsTANTIN0PLE. Oct 11.-The Porte is in
formed that tile AuStrianS will not advauce
into Now BaZar. The danger Of a conflict is
thus averted.
War with Afghaufstau Inevitable.
LAHORE, Oct. 1.-THE Cjru and NQitqry
Gazette states that General Sir Frederic Paul
HalIes, commander in chief of the British
1orcfS IN India, Will assume command ut
PeshaWur, Where 33,ctD troops are already
concentrated. Reinforc 3mentS of the British
army continue 10 arrive. War is considered
inevitable. The Af@hanS are practicing with
heavy guns in the khyber pass, and il is be-
neyed that A Ii MuSIid has been Streng heaed
and armed with heavy siege guns.
Racing i'm England
LONDON, Oct.ll.-The race for The frs ~ra2t
chalenge stakes took place today 1t the Ne =
market second October meeting and was won
by Lord HamIltnnS L0llypop Placi,Ia was
second and Peace third.