New-York tribune., 1881-10-30
Blaine's circular, say
THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
REMARKABLE RESULTS s-BIsMARCKs BITrEREsT
OPPONENTS ELECTED.

OPPONENTS ELECTED.
LONDON, Oct pa Berlin dispatch to
The lanes says From the results OF the elections
already known it may be broadly said that the urban
population have pretty well pronounced against Prince
Bismarcks economic policy, bat the reports from the
rural districts which have not yet been received, may
turn the tide. The final result will not be known for
days, many second elections necessary
especially where the contest is between the PrOgresssts
and the Socialists
The victory of the Progressists in Berlin is complete
although the Conservatives have gained much ground
here since general election which is significant
The most striking and significant fact brought out by
the election is the great and decided increase In the
strength of the Social Democracy not much by
bers returned as by the number OF votes gwen
BERLIN Oct. 29.-Returns from ZIG election districts
show that the Government has not secured majority
Sixty ballots necessary. OF the members
elected 50 belong the Centre party Is Progress
lists 10 Secessonists 15 Natonal-Liberals 20
Conservatives, are Free Conservatives Poles,
10 are Proescrs and Plrticularists and belong the
Party Of the People. All the candidates of the Centre
aud Advanced Liberal parties reelected. Herr
Richter has been elected sit for Hagen The Socialists
have lost two electoral districts which they formerly
represented and must contest seventeen second ballots
them against Progresssts. Six have been
gained by the Centre party The Sccess0ustS and Pro
lives are literally dccimaed Their leaders. KardDh
Won Buhler and Count Brnnkcnbnrg, are defeated
considered that later returns will materially modify
the result as now announced.
COUNT voN MoLTKE DEFEATED.
BERLIN, Oct. 29.-Altogctler, between twenty and
thirty Social Democrats pOlled sufficient number Of
necessitate the holding of second ballots. IL
doubted that at least half Of these will be returned
Herr Beber will again the poll a second ballot in
Dresden wen a. in Berlin. Among those who have
been reelected the best known those OF Herr
Lasker, DR.. Forckenbeck aud DR. Falk Herr Bcnning-
sen, Clerical, has defeated Count Won Moke at Essen
but the latter may be returned for Mcneil Dr. Lucius
Minister Of Agriculture has apparently been by
a Secessioust. The most remarkable feature OF the
election is the triumph OF those Liberals who are
specially obnoxious 10 Prince Bismarck. Thus Eugcn
Richter, at Hagcn obtained majority Of 1000, and
Karl Mayer, who has been bitterly pcrsecutcd by
Conservatives gained decided victory at Stuttgart
Count MOltke * ndispOsed and is confined his
room Herr stoeckeT has been defeated in four electoral
districts.
Count Arnm. son Of the late Count Arnim,
who was 50 severely treated by Prince Bismarck has
conquered the PrOgcsEsts district in BTandcHburg
formerly held by the Conservatives.
THE LATEST RETURNS.
The results known in 326 election districts are ana
lyzed as follows Eleced-Twenty-eight Conservatives
fourteen Free Conservatives seyentycigh members OF
the Centre party twenty-five National Liberals twenty
eight Secessionsts thirty Progressist members Of
the Party OF the People, eleven Poles and seventeen
PrOtesters and Partcuarists. Eightynne second bal
lots will be necessary. The election OF Varnbuhcr and
KaTdOr the ceis of the PrOteCtiOnst reaction Is doubt
full Varnbuhlcr has been defeated III Cannsadt by a
Democrat.