St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-22

have not returned To their work by
Monday will be treated as having re-
jeeted the terms offered them. An
archists from Liege, in Belgium, have
been melting the men to refuse the
terms. Some arrests of these men have
been made, but this has failed to- over
come the agitation. Many police agents
from here have been sent through all
the districts where the trouble is, to
watch the operations of this anarchist
propaganda. Although the strikes are
not directly troceable to the operations
of the socialists, the government is
possessed of information that they arp
tOmented through a socialist commit
tee. The recent strike at Luckenwalde
was directly due to the Berlin commit-
tee. Agitation thus active and demon
strated will be the basis of PRINCE Bis
marck's argument in his forthcoming
appeal TO the reichstag to pass the sn-
ciallst bill entirely as it stands, and
without enfeebling qualifications. The
government expects to make pressure
enough upon the National-Liberals 10
force the withdrawal of their Opposir
ton. There are signs in the National
Liberal press that that party will 70
ACCEPT THE EXPULSION CLAUSE.T
The truth of the position is that the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS believe they have
done enough to justify themselves to
their constituents by election, and they
will not yield to the demands of the
chancellor. Although the mandate of
the reichstag expires on Feb. 81, there
is some doubt about the date OF
the elections. The journals are
discussing the constitutional right
of the government to delay until au-
tumn the converting of the new reichs-
tag. The renewal OF the agreement or
coalition programme, known as the
cartel, has not prevented some lively
disputes between deputies OF the allied
groups. The more liberal end of the
combination is accused of making itself
subservient TO the royal will, and the
emperor is imagined as the author of the
programme. the wits saying that he
originated it by. saying in the style OF
Louis XIV: Cartel est mon plaisir."
In the disputes of the party Hammer
stein, the manager of the KreuZ Zeit-
ung, has, with Stolp, one of the candi-
dates united in favor of eX-Minister
Puttkamer to oppose the National Lib
eral candidate at Bellefeld. There
upon the Nationai-Liberal and the
ra-ConSeryative newspapers have
fallen foul of one another and the Ma
tiOnal-LiberalS accuse the ConSerYa-
tives of having
SECRET NEGOTIATIONS
with the Progressists wing of the
'DeutSch Freisinnige" party, TO work
the elections in number of districts
against the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The So
cialist trial at Elberfeld is likely to re-
suit in the enforced absence from the
electoral struggle of numbsr of the
most active of the Socialist leaders.
The public prosecutor demands that
Rebel be,sentenced to fifteen months i'm
prisonment, Grillenberger and Harm to
one year and Schumacher to six months.
The Socielist delegates in reunion at
Risdorf, suburb of this city. decided
to join the international demonstration
on the first OF May in favor of eight
hours for a days labor. Count Won
Moltke was ill three DAYS with the fash
ionable epidemic. He recovered and
was out Oh Tuesday, but he had re-
lapse and was taken down with bron-
chitls. The doctors now prohibit his
leaving his bedroom. Won Zastrow, I'M
der secretary of state for the interior.
died suddenly today The National
Zeitung pays warm tribute to his
many admirable qualities.