Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10
FOREIGN.

BISMARCK 8 DEFEAT NOT DECISIVE.
BERLIN, May 9.-Bismarck's defeat
In the reichstag on the question of the
budget cannot be considered ss decis.
i've The commission to which the
budget was referred contains o small
majority of tories and clerlcals, who
will probably proonre a second read.
Ing after the Whittuntide recess. The
bill cannot pass, however, before the
winter session. The result is directly
| opposed to the wishes of the emperor,
as expressed in his recent message.
During the heated debates In the last
few days of the reichstag, the emper.
or's name has been freely mentioned.
1t is generally regretted that the en-
peror should have seemed unfair by
throwing his personal influence into
tho scale Of political arguments.
Debate on the budget in the Reich
stag yesterday WAS remarkable, owing
to tho conciliatory tone Of clerical
speskers. Windthorst, Uilramontane
leader, said that order and true
liberty could only be maintained by q
powerful monarch!cal regime. The ex-
istance of a republic on the continent
of Europe wss impossible. Even that
Ia FLance would come to an end. The
government bill increasing duty on
wood was r. jscted-177 to 100.
Notwithstanding rug,ors which have
been afoat that the dissolution parlia.
ment is imminent, there are signs that
Bismarck's belief in..dissolution as an
effective weapon against a refractory
parliament Is by no means az strong
as 1t was.
The body of a rent collector was
found In the pond IN the thiergarten
here. The man woe undoubtedly
murdered By robbers, as %. 600 marks
were taken from his person.
IMPORTERS INDIGNANT.
The North German Gazette says:
German dealers will not fail to make
a fitting answer to the charges made
against them by Tanner, United
States consul at Liege, that Gil, lard,
-four, etc imported from America
are adulterated after their arrival In
Germany, and that all articles of food
and drinks sold In Germany are put
through a process of adulterstion.
AN UNAVOIDABLE IMPRESSION.
The Gsrmanis's Rome dispatch says:
A reply has been received from the
Pcussisn government to the recent
note of the papal secretary Of state.
Prussis's response to the demand OF
the vatican has made an u%nfavorab,e
impression.
DISCHARGED
LONDON, May 9.--WD. Mitchell,
arrested at Leicester with explosives,
has been discharged, there beipg ro
evidence to connect him with the
dynamite conspirscy .
A FISH EXHIBITION.
Arrangements of exhibits Of the
universal fisheries exhibition will moi
be completed by the opening day, May
II h. Spaces not in proper order O,
that time wall b, covered with
flags. European exhibitP, ex
cept Russia, have arrived.
Amor the countries best represented
are Italy, Belgium, Holland, Sweden,
and Norway. Russia Is backward
but eventually will have a large ex,
hibIt. OF the South American coun,
tries display, Cnili alone is n~oticea
BILE. All the British colonies and pos
sessions are well represented, especl
ally Canada, Interest in this sector
will be grestl7 enhanced when the ex
hibi.s OF British Columbia arrive
New Foundlaud displays a complet,
series of nets, oils, etc. IL is estima
ted hat tho exhibits Of America ex
: ceeds those Of this whole c%ontiuet O.
Europe.
p MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
MADRID, May 9--The SUCCESS O
/, government candidates In the munich
pal elections was partly due to the fac
r that many persons abstsIued from yot
! ing, 1t Is stated that great pressur,
was exercised to secure the election o
government candidates, Owing t
? fragrant interference at the polls b.
municipal officers Of Madrid a conflc
arose between the mayor and the civ.
governor. Both officials have sine,
resigned.