Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-08

in Berlin, Hamburg, Leipsic, Frankfort,
and every centre. They are supposed to be
associated with an anarchist plot in Vienna
for 9 Simultaneous attempt to rob the
postoffice and banks in Austria and
Southern Germany. The Berlin police
bureau have averted arresting the leading
Socialists, but under communications from
Vienna, are shadowing Austrian An.
archists.
An imperial Austrian decree, signed by
the whole cabinet, suspends trial by jury
on charges against anarchists throughout
1--WE provinces, including Prague, Brunn,
Olmutz and Gratz. The decree is to re-
main in force one year. It empowers the
government with q judicial warrant to ar
rest, imprison and execute not only social
lists but persons sheltung suspects; for
lids the sale, possession or manufacture OF
arms and ammunition; prohibits public
meeting or assembling OF crowds; author
ICES the police to make domiciliary visits
and to search newspaper Offices and take
summary measures regarding the editors;
and imposes stringent rules respecting pass
ports on the arrival and departure OF for
eigners.
Arbitrary as the decree appears, it is forced
upon the government by anarchist con-
spiracies. 1t is analogous to the decree OF
1884, when American Anarchists sent
some OF their associates to try to burn
Vienna. 1t is thus based upon the dis
covery OF extensive preparations to try to
capture the government Office in which the
money is stored and which is the least
protected. Austrian Anarchists hold con-
stant interviews with Anarchists in France,
England Switzerland and America. Only
small section OF German Anarchists are
affiliated with them.
The combination OF government parties
has the stronger cemented the National
Liberals and enabled them to face the
Conservatives. The latter have agreed to
nominate common candidates and the
Clericals, who hoped to isolate the National
Liberals and unite forces with the Conserv-
atives, are now left out in the cold. The
Nationals are seizing their advantages.
One incident occurred Sunday in an Evan
galist Church at Solinger to ridicule the
Clericals. Pastor Thermmel was lecturing
there on the alteration OF relics. Referringto
the ceremonial which recently occurred at
AK La Chapelle, he accused the Archbishop
OF Cologne OF blasphemy and breach OF the
third commandment. The burgomaster
of Solinger. who is Catholic, but who was
present in Church in his official capacity,
rose and ordered the congregation to dis
perse. Pastor Thermmel forbade the con-
gregation to go and concluded the service
The pastor declared his intention to
the Burgo-master for brawIing
in place Of worship. The whole German
press discusses the incident rather to the
of the elericals.
DIR. Winthorst is better. His party
papers deny that his illness is serious, but
ae is not able to reply to his correspond.
,nce.
King Milan, OF Servia, with the Crown
Prince, arrived at Vienna to-day. He wir,s
here to say that he will remain In Vienna
ontil tomorrow night, when he takes the
Crown Prince to some place in Southern
Bavaria. The King goes hunting with the
Prince Regent, the Oldest son of the
Regent.
Prince Ruppereehl has got into trouble
through an arLlsr with the daughter OF a
Wealthy citizeff 81 OF Munich. He wants to
marry the girl, but her friends refuse to
allow him see her unless the Regent assents
20 formal bethrodal.
A document which appeared in the 'Nou.
7alle Revue" purporting to be commune
,ation from Prince Bismarck on the pro-
posed marriage of Prince Alexander of Bat
enburg and the Princess Victoria, of Ger
many, is justly treated here with contempt.
ts representations are accepted as prob
IDLY in the true line OF Bismarck's policy,
,ut it has not the remotest analogy to
3ismarck's style.
Th police have seized Is, 900 volumes OF
IMMORAL French novels and 1000 photo
raphs. The booksellers concerned in the
elling OF the novels and other prohibited
FORKS demand trial.
Anarchists attacked the postofice at
leu Kazel. near Pressburg. The officials
ought and repulsed the robbers, but the
after secured the cash-box and took that
nd their wounded away with them.
There have been tremendous rains in
The rivers are greatly swol-
IN, the water being in some places six feet
igher than ever before known. The town
I Airsehburg and many other villages are
nder water.