The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
Causes a Rupture in German Groups
The National Liberals ofthe Father
land Declare Against 1t.
They Think That the Little Free
dom of the Press
Should Not Do Interfered With Any
More Than 1t Is.
Very Little Received About tho Samoan
Naval Disaster at Berlin, But the
Dreadful Reports Are Con-
frmed-Othor Matters.

Copyright, 1850, by the New York Associated Press
BERLIN, March 3O,-A rupture in the Gov
eminent groups arising from their disagree
mcnt ON the press penal law, Is certain UNI
less the bill is materially modified, The
National Liberals declare against the bill.
Tho Conservatives and Free Conservatives
are ready TO submit TO any repression,
though there are symptoms Of n reaction
even among them. The somi-oiicial press
the Cologne Gazette, the Magdobourg Gdseiie
and othorsI who venture 10 c%riticise, admit
that under the law there can be nc freedom
Of discussion, and say that the Liberals are
justified In coalcscing 10 resist the bill.
These comments havqSgiven rise 10 reports
that n commission OF the Bundosrnth has
greatly modified the bill. II is unlikely the
proposals are being inspired by the Emperor,
with whom the absolute regulation Of the
press is a pct project. His departure from
the usual etiquette Of the court to attend
the parliamentary dinner at Prince ga,
marck's was due to q desire 10 conciliny ~.
deputies. lie had a long conversation with
Hcrrcn Bcnnigscn, MIGUEL aud Frgnkon-
stein, and was graciously familiar. PsSn II
the leaders are scduced the bulk OF tRu Ma
tionalists would not assent TO the bill. II Is
probable that the Government will rely on
the Center party, thus causing evolution In
party grouping. The Iossschs ZciitHg pre-
diets "a Olcrico-C Conservative coalition, q ma.
jonty NJ the Nationalist joining the Pro.
grcs,ists and thus forming q Liberal opposi.
ton strong enough to impcril the passage Of
the bill.
TuR SAMOAN MATTER.
The first heard here NJ the samoa disaster
was q telegram from London early this
morning. Neither the admiralty nor the
foreign office received any direct cable al.
vices, and were 10th 10 believe the report
was true. Inquiry at London appeared Ia
confirm the story, and there was general CON
stcrnatiou. IL was not until this afternoon
that official kilograms reached the admiralty.
Count Herbert Bismarck returns from his
English mission on Monday, his fathers
birthday. lie says that he has made arrange.
mcnts for q grand public demonstration ON
the occasion ot the EmuorurH visit 90 Eng.
land. An Euglish squadron will meet the
German squadron accompanying the Empc'
ror. and festive receptions will Ice given nj
| London and Windsor. The doubt ~ a. I'm
glish popular feeling toward the Emperor
Inspire scmi-Oflcial declarations "a the cilcc
that the Empcror's supposed dislike to Eng.
land l. an entire mistake. After Germany,
he loves England most. His visit IL def.
nitcly fixed for July.
Emperor Francis Joseph, ~ Austria, will
visit Berlin about the middle Of August,
after six months mourning for Crown Prince
Rudolph.
The strike oytbreak il ~ general that Il
would appear ~ be an ouanizrd co=opcfu
ton VI the trade ccntcns. In Hamburg the
masons, plumbers and carpenters are out ON
the refusal Of their employers 10 increase
their wages. The workmcn's syndicate an.
prove Of the strike, and men accepting their
employers terms will be- excluded FROM the
privileges Of their unions. At ElbcHcld
and Harwen the manufacturing works are
closed aud the men are out. Al Crcfcld the
wOrkmcn will strike on Monday unless their
demands are granted. AZ Nuremberg the
carycu aud tOy-makcr arr out The Berlin
masons at n meeting ON Wednesday decided
10 i%naugurnto a general strike In the build.
Ing trades.
The German Socialists have had a disagree.
mcnt with the FRENCH societies over the pro-
gram 81 the Paris Congress. The French
committee insisted on having the exclusive
right 81 control the order Of the proceedings
aud 81 fla the subjects Tor discussion. The
Germans decline 10 attend unless the ar
ranging Of the order Of business be- left 10 the
congrcss.
a commission OF TIE NrithHiag hns dcs
cidcd to prosecute Hen Gulliburcr for
offensive press comments concerning mem.
bcrs 81 the ReiClstng.
Admiral Hucsnor has been APPRECIATED Sc.
rotary Of the Imperial Naval .Onicc. Aspc.
cihl japanese Mission. headed by Gen. Yam.
ngnta. Minister of the Interior, has arrived
here. The party will remain here about %
month aud will return home via America.
The Passion Play will be- gwen nt Obcmm.
mcrgnu In the autumn ~ iAuD. The text
aud music have been revised.