The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22

result of the discomfort among this inn
portant government group will be that the
obnoxious proposals will be abandoned,
and the period of operations of the pres
ent law be prolonged only two years. The
3GgtblGH asserts that both Bavaria and
Wurtemberg opposed in the Bundesrath
the expulsion clause.
The progressists have introduced in the
Reichstag project for the trial by jury OF
offenders against the press law. llerren
Tneger and Barth urged the necessity, in
view ol the progressive powers of the pro-
posed new socialist law, OF surrounding
with further guarantees the liberty OF ex-
pressing public opinion. The bill will be
referred TO u committee.
The police Of Berlin have dispersed
several meetings held to discuss the social.
list bill. More latitude Is allowed outside
Of Prussia in discussing the measure
Herr Gutenberg, speaking at Nuremberg,
declared that Punishment would not be
successful. lie said; "You may cxpatri.
ate persons, but you cannot expatriatc
cause. Each banished socialist will be re-
placed by several friends. Puttkamer and
Bismarck will not live forever. Ii the
baseness OF towards should lead TO party
coalitions sufficient TO pass the measure,
courage and persistent endurance united
on the side of progress will finally tri-
umph."
Herr Bebel and others freely denounced
the measure at reunions in Saxony.
Since tho arrest OF llaupt and Schroeder,
the alleged spies at Zurick, the govern
ment at Berlin has sent note TO the au-
thoritics at Berne suggesting closer SUI
pervision OF the anarchists taking refuge
near the frontier.
Tho Zurich Socialist assert that IIaupt's
arrest has led to u cessation of spies on the
part Of several suspected Germans, who
have disappeared. II is difficult TO see
what practical good will result from the
Berlin motto rs the Swiss government is
already using its full powers of watching
under the legal limits.
EMPEROR WILLIAM
drove out yesterday for the first time In q
fortnight, lie looked we'll At the pcop-
ton given 10 the president of the Landtag.
the emperor talked freely and checnully,
but avoided alluding TO the political situa-
ton. Tho abandonment Of the Schloss,
balls and other carnival festivities, duls
the whole season. Private receptions are
out of the mode, only the public ictcs be-
ing maintained. The annual ball in aid Oi
charity, the artists ball and the dramatic
and press balls will be given rs usual.
TIIE CROWN PRINCE
in letters TO friends says he Is hopeful Of
returning 10 Berlin early in the summer.
lie took walk today, accompanied by the
Prince and Princes Of Sax Meningcn aud
Prince Henry, his son. An address OF
coincidence and encouragement, signed by
$50, 900 persons, will I've sent from Berlin
TO the crown prince. The crown prince Is
writing much every day, and II Is sur
missed from the immense quantity Of docu-
menis and works he has consulted bearing
upon the campaigns Of Koniggiatz and
Sedan, that he is writing history Of tho
Austrian and the Franco-Gcrman wars.
PERSONAL.
Lori Randolph Churchill left 81. Peters
burg tonight. lie is coming 10 Berlin.
Count Bylandt- Rhcydt, tho Austrian
war minister, underwent an operation for
hernia yesterday In Vienna. lie IL serious
ly i'll. but all are hopeful Of his recovery.
bishop Bequeit Of Georgia, has arrived
/ IN Vienna from Palestine.
Bishop Sucher, Of the Hamburg opera,
win become tho conductor OF the Berlin
opera.