The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-10
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BISMARCK's PRESENT POLICY
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Foreign Facts.

Foreign Facts.
BERLIN, January s.-With the re-
. mption of the session of the Reichstag
tilis week, the hull in politics has ceased.
The three leading questions before the
Reichstag, are, the bill granting the
government monopoly. of the spirit
trade, the extension of the time of
operation of the anti-Socialist law,
and the government coloni al
policy. There has been an active OPP
position to the spirit monopoly mea.
sure. and the bill is doomed to defeat
through the coalition of the Clericals
and National Liberals. e-e- 49,.
The fate of the antl-Socialist mea-
sure depends entirely on The action the
Clericals will take regarding it. They
have hitherto opposed the government,
butare now inclined to support it I'M
der the entente established between
Bismarck and the Vatican.
The Cologne GGz tie says; Though
the government should be defeated on
all these projects, ii has decided not to
dissolve Parliament. On a renewal of
the debate on expulsion of the Poles
from Pussia, the opinion of, Herr Bar,
law professor of Geettingen University,
and asgdistinguished jurist, Will be
made the ground to assail the
action of the Prussian govern
ment.Sa Herr Bar has issued "a
brochure, in which he cited an
article in the PreusSeSche Ldadrecht at
the period of Frederick the Great, to the
effect that foreigners, working at
trades permitted to be exercised in
Prussia, enjoy all the rights of natives.
1t also denies that it was within the
province of the government of Prussia
to refuse to the Reichstag the power
to interfere in the matter. On
the other hand, it is. said
that Bismarck will seek to
indicate his. Polish policy on the
grounds of Imperial necessity and ex-
pediency, and will claim that the legal
ity of the policy is incontestabie. The
supreme art of the Eempi-e, by deci-
sion April 81 last, recognized the right
of each 1ndividualsinsthe State to turn
out aliens, for it is stated that none of
the 10000 expelled Poles are Prussian
subjects, and writers on international
law. like Heffler and Rome. expressly
acquiesce in this view.
Bismarck has sent delegates to
Munich and Stuttgart to negotiate the
conditions on which Bavaria and Wur-
temburg will surrender their reserved
rights jim the spirit traffic.
Thenew budget to be offered in Land
tag Will propose an increase in the
salaries of all grades of officials. The
Roman Catholics throughout Germany
are subscribing towards a fund for
birthday testimonial to Herr Wind
thorst, the leader of the Catholic
party in the Reichstag. Windthorst
will be 70 years old the 18th inst. 1t is
the intention of subscribers to build
church in Hanover to commemorate
Windthorst and his leadership.
The action of Bismarck against VOlkS
Zeitung for libel, will be decided by the
end of the month. The action is based
on the article published In that paper
in defense of the proposal for payment
of deputies which was in substance as
follows: why reproach paid depu-
ties as statesmen selling their opinions,
seeing that Prince Bismarck has ac-
cepted gift of SIPS, 900. subscribed by
the Agrarian pro ectlonist supporters 2"
At meeting of the Bavarian Princes.
measures were discussed to prevent the
bankruptcy of the King. 1t was de-
cided that it was impossible to inter-
vene If the Gambler Of Deputies re-
fuses to increase the civil list, the
creditors will seize and sell all the per-
sonal property of the King. The SUI
preme Court of the Empire has con-
tirmed the sentence of Herr Scupin
of two years and two months at hard
labor. He was found guilty Of posting
the anarchist Journal Rebel in public
places. Herr Liebknecht will try to
bring the case before the Reichstag.
Police measures for the repression of
the Socialists are becoming severe:
Domicilary visits, the suppression OF
| journals and the expulsion of suspected
persons at the present time approach
the numbers of such actions resorted to
by the government during the social
istlc scare car 90 OF MSS 1873. 2DU4Q,IM,0.S