Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
GERMAN SOCIALISM.

GERMAN SOCIALISM.
| Speech of Bismarck In Advocacy ofthe Biu
Pending In the Reichstag--GrowingE Evil
dences ola Rupture Between Austria and
Observation-Disclosures Old World News.
ANTIsOcIALIsT BILL.
BERLIN, Oct. 9.-On the reassembling of the
| Reichstag to-day Herr Frankenstein read a
declaration on behalf of the Center Catholics
that although they recognize the dangers of
socialist agitation, they do not consider the
pending bill as proper means for combating
1T, therefore the Center will vote against the
bill. At this juncture Bismarck entered the
House.
After speech from Herr Sonnemann, editor
OF the Frankfort Iag5latt, against the bill,
Prince Bismarck addressed the House at length
He insinuated that Herr Sonnemann's paper
always harmonized with the French semi
official press. The chancellor defended
the institutions of Germany as compared
with those of France, where he said
communists were not tried by iury
but were shot by court-martial. He admitted
that workingmen's associations promoted the
welfare of the lahoring classes when their ac-
ton was confined to proper objects. but not
when they sought to undermine the ground
work ut the State and society and rights of
property. He was willing to examine any
positive proposition of the social Democrats
to ameliorate the condition of working men,
but ne was brought face to face with single
negation, of which the only principle was the
upheaval OF the State and society. The social
| lists played an easy game with the half-educated
masses, seeking to destroy all belief in attach
ment to family and fatherlaud. The
gospel OF negation found a refuge in Germany
after the commune was suppressed in Paris.
| Its work had been aided by the press law and a
mild penal CODE No one believed that the SEN
| tence of death would ever be carried out but
Prince Bismarck was grateful to the Crown
| Prince for not allowing mercy to supersede JUS
tlce The Vaccinations of Socialists were
partly responsible for commercial depression
and lack OF employment. People should re-
| member The series of crimes which resulted
and eliminated in attempts to assassinate
monarch who regardless of the crown and life
had devoted his whole existence and welfare to
the people. Yet some persons refused to see
any peril and denied the urgency of this bill.
The chancellor claimed his policy was free
from any hidden tendency. He pursued tan
gl ..e o ject and he looked to both Conservative
parties and to National Liberals to pass the
bill. He asked them to repose confidence in
the government. saying. Are you more afraid
of me than of the social democrats? If So
another mist take my place. wish that the
three parties which intend to enable us to PASS
this bill should generally go hand in hand
forming united bulwark against all tempests
to which the German empire may be exposed
Debate adjourned until tomorrow.
THE EDDYsToNE LIGHT.
LONDON, Oct. Sit is feared an accident has
happened to the Eddystone lighthouse during
the storm now raging. as no light is visible at
Plymouth. The foundations of the lighthouse
were recently reported becoming unsafe.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPIiE. Oct. 9.-Russia contests the
competence of the commissioners appointed
for the organization of Eastern Roumania to
invite the Porte to nominate governor for
that province.
The Russian charge d'affaires has informed
the Porte that 1900 wagons with Christian
refugees are following the retreating Russians
iowa DIS Adrianople, and he has requested the
Porte to send commission and detachment of
troops to reassure the population.
Two English leaders of the Rhodope insur-
rection have been driven away by the insur-
gents on suspicion of their having come to an
understanding with the Russians, and it is
feared their dismissal will be followed by an
outbreak of anarchy and brigandage.
FURLoUGHED OFFICERS.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The Times says orders have
been issued from the India offices to all officers
on fnriough belonging to regiments in Scinte
and Punj ah, or whose have been detailed
for the Afghan expeditionary force, to rejoin
their post by the first steamer. Those absent
medical certificates are directed to present
themselves for examination, and should their
health permit they will be pushed on to the
front.
ANGLO-RUssIAN WAR.
LONDON, Oct. "a correspondent at Pera
telegraphs that the Afghan envoy has not urged
fboS ,,1f cl,,Ia oil
but that Russian officers from Central Asia de-
clare an understanding exists between the
Ameer of Afghanistan and Russia, and that an
| AnglO-Russian war is certain.
ARRANGED.
PARIS, Oct. 9.-The story that the French
| feet would be dispatched to the Mediterranean
is unfounded. The Moeiteur says the last OF
the difficulties in negotiation between Paris and
London relative to Egypt will be arranged to
| morrow.
| DEATH TO ITALY"
LONDON, Oct. 1O.-A Rome dispatch states
that several persons were wounded at Trieste
in disturbance caused by sailors from an Aus
trian man-of-war shouting death to Italy
before an Italian consulate.
POWERS OFFENDED.
A Vienna dispatch says it is to be feared tn
Turkish note has seriously, if not ir-etirevably
compromised the amicable relations between
Austria and Turkey. Germany will formally
notify the Porte that its note is offence to al
the powers.
ON TO BOSNIA
BELGRADE, Oct 9.-Advices from Alhani;
are to the effect that in consequence of the re
lations between Austria and Turkey, TurkisI
troops and the Albanian legion are preparin,
for an imme1iat forward movement in tn
direction Of Bosnia.
AGITATION AGAINST AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Oct. "a Constantinople CORES
pondent of the Political Correspondence, Will
confirming the statement that official circle
value the maintenance of good relations will
Austria says nevertheless, both in the palac
and elsewhere. agitation is kept up agains
Austria.
, RUSSIAN WITHDRAWAL CHECKED.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-A Vienna dispatch say
Prince Labenof has informed Safvet Pashs
that by order of the Gear the further withdraw
of Russian troops is stopped and that the
will keep the line which they now occupy.
TURKEY AND AUSTRIA.
: LONDON, Oct. "a Vienna correspondent
states that according to reports current in Coz
r stantinople the party in the palace is endeavo
t ing to induce the sultan to break off relation
5 with Austria and concentrate a large army
. bar any further Austrian advance. It does n,
. seem to be apprehended at Vienna that the
efforts will succeed.
CHOLERA.
MADRID, Oct. 9.-There were COG deaths fro
cholera at Cassabianca, Morocco, between Il
:. 7th and 24th of September. The epidemic
!, now decreasing.
Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Dividends.
BALTIMORE. Md. Oct. 9.-The director.
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad declared di
dend of per cent on the capital stock of t