, 1881-04-01
Statements Concerning His Remark
able Case by Harcourt In the
Commons.
Preparations In the Kcichstag Looking 10
international Action Against the
Internntlonnlfsts.
Anxiety Of London People Over tho Dan
gerous Illness Of Lord Beao-
onsaold.
THE RED FLAG.

sil1ht abAP71t
LoSnoS, Alarcl, 3D. To-day a1ost was
Indicted III thu Police Court, a,al renlat,tl-
eli 10 prison for Il week. 10 WIS i,ut
allowed bail. Tho Dallv Nc,ua says If
my foreign pressure !sas becn used to
Induce the Government to undertake. pro-
ceedhgs against tho Frcihcti, it nrobably
cinanatcs from Germany. Tho E'rcihcil's re-
Prospective approval of tho murder Of tho
Czrr IL less dangerous tflAll the suggestions
1t Is charged With throwing 0ut for llu repe-
tltion If crimes fl otlscrcDNnirtcs, and which,
ns alleged, point not nbsculeiy to tho Er'-
pcror William. Tic Nc,rs, l,nwcycr, doubts
the expcdleIlcy OF tho prosecution.
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Poland, III opening thu c1lSc against Herr
Afost snitl there WIS 10 wish to Interfere
with tho freedom of tho PRESS ntd TINT Most
had d right to publish anything n British
subject might publish. lie t!en read I'LL artt-
clio fiji tho Frcthcft OF the 10th Of March.
Sonle prrsUlis dpplautGd the passage lntltling
tho murderer Of the Cur md vera cjccted.
Poland polntot out l'lat thu article contained
direct incentive to murder tho Emperor Of
Germany, who WIS described rs " the erst-
while Erapesl,at Prince Of Prussia" alNl
nll,tcd tint tho act provided tEut persons i'll
citing to murder were guilty Of inisttcMlcAlor
n1Mt liable to penal scryitude for n maximum
Of ten Or Il minimum term of three years, or
two ycnrs' Imprisonment witt, lard labor.
It would bo II scandal to Justice If tint net
WIS not enforced against n person connected
with tho publication Of such articles. Tile
police detailed tho arrest Of l1orr Most nnl
tho fact tint lie described himself as editor
of tho E''cihcit, owned to tho authorship Of
tho article, and expected prosecution.
IN THE COMMONS,
Sir William 1Inrcourt, replying tn questions,
read extracts from tho Ubnoxi0its nrticlo LII
tho E.rctIctt, and pointed nut Its revolving
character. 1lo saiu It's attacks oven Included
ono M tho President Of thu United States.
The Government thought It would DO Il gross
error froln Il domestic rs well NJ all Internal
point of view to Ignore the article. 1t wns n
domestic crI1,e nnd Il breach of public Nnral-
ity 10 incite to murder. No Government
would do lis duty II 1t allowed rofugu III II
FREQ State to DO conyertGh Into 4 h0t-bcd Of
Indictment to assassination. Thu Government
actcd On It's own ncc0rl, and WIS not nstl-
gn.cd by foreign poW6rs.
NUrwlTIIsrAEDISH TIIt: ARREST OF MOST,
tho Socialists who directed tho FrcFhcit have
resolved TINT the Journal shall rcuppcar. a
now Office WIS selected nlll now type ,pur-
chased. Wilhelm Martin, olIu of lilo statf
elected FROM tho premises, has undertaken the
publication of tho Ffclhclt.
THE SECOND CONFERENCE.
BERLIN, MNrch ;}l.-At tile sec0ntt confer
cncc Of members OF nil tic parliamentary
groups, except tho Sncinl democrats, over
which Count Stolberg Wcrnlgcrotlc presided
motion lnatlo by Herr Windhorst was np-
proved, requesting Prince bismarck to cn-,
hcnyur tn conclude I'LL agreement will! tho
Powers to undertake 10 lmpnse penalties
upon their own subjects and foreigners re-
sltlInE iii their countries for nssaslnntEng or
attempting to assAstnuto tho hends OF StAtcs,
and for a!l public Indictment 10 assassination.
and tint any foreigner guilty OF assassination,
| or nltcmpt to 1ssaslllate shall OH demand be
delivered up to tho Government Ut Ills latlvo
country. The motion will bo submitted to
tho Neicl,stag Immediately.
| A VIOLENT luAItt.EI.
ST. PETERSBURG, March :il.-A vlolont
quarrel lias broken out In tho Imperial tatl.-
| lily, In consequence Ut Which the Grn,ul Duku
Constantine, although suspected of Nihtl[sll,.
| IL about to resign tho high post OF t;r,llll
Admiral anu Minister Of Marine. 1t il also
| reported TINT Constantine will resign In
favor Ut Alexis. When Constantine. WHO Is
the hero ct tho misunderstanding story, ap-
piled for permission to pay Ills respects to
tic remains Of tl,o lato Monarch. tAe Car
Scnt lin. lit reply, I'LL Upen telegram, with
| tho Eoyai signature. addressed, "To HIN
| who IL unworthy tho name Ut Gralut Duke y
branding him us Disgrace to llss faluily md
Russia, ind abruptly refusing Him per,nIs.
! sion to visit tho Capital.
IMMEDIATELY ArrEK TIL: DEPARTURE or
| TlIE FolElON PRINCES
measures Ut extreme severity will 10 take.l
against tho Nlliiltats.
| It0ussAKOpF's HOUSE.
The horso occupied by lioussakotT's fam
lily, ut Nnttcgrl, is guarded by tho police to
! prevent tho p0Inlnce destroying It.
| 1loEssAKorp's FATHER "
llas several times attempted s.ItcIle.
CITY uEt1iESEST.a rluS.
ST. I'ErElIsnuInI, March 31.-A ukase la
promulgated ordering. With view to the
! restoration ut c0npUte security In tho Cap.
ltal, tho creation Ut u Temporary Cnllrcll
charged to nssist tho Commandment Ut tho city.
The Council will consist OF Il lltulnt,er for
each OF thu LIZ city districts, to bD elected
| by the votes 0t all tic landlords and I.lde.
| poltuent tenants. 1t Is understood that the
Council will 4trcltle by Il majority vote on Ill
measures sublutNcd by tho Gnnlmulldallt, md
tho decisions Ut tho lt,AJorlty will bo exc.
cnted OIL receiving tho Empuror's sanction.
Thu saulN categorles Ut Wrsol.s Wl!0 vote
| will bs eligible ns cnnlidates. This CoMl'
lllalllant l.ns fixed tho tilno Ut etactlo,s fUl
this ufternhnn. Funds tor carrying t,.!t tlie
measure Will be provided ftS.l the Imperial
Treasury. The +iueHcp Isttssc says thu
measure Is part Of u schemu for tho whole
Emyire projected by the lato Cur.
| THE CXAN 70 THE POLES.