Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-28

SiTURDiY'S TELEGRiMS.
Quite q Long and Neusy Letter
Photographed from the Ger.
man Capital.
NEW WORKS. MAYOR ANSWERS
CERTAIN ALLEGATIONS
Precautionary Measures Taken
Against MaJ-day Bemon-
STATIONS In Paris. ---.T
BERLIN LETTER.
The May Day Ceiebrations--fnb
Asitations.-As Sensational


.t Trial.
BERLiS, April 28.-The Emperor
has telegraphed instructions to
Chancellor Won Caprivi regarding
the attitude Of the authorities
throughout the country towards the
May Day celebrations. Reports
from the populOus centres
show that the. authorities
in some places are preparing
20 suppress public demonstrations
by the use OF the soldiery. In other
places they are eonfiuing themselves
% issuing warnings against excesses.
The Chancellor has made arrange
ments TO secure unity OF action be-
tween the authorities. Although II
IS expected in official circles that the
day viii pass over quietly, every
precGution-will he taken for prompt
suppression Of disorder. The troops
viii be kept " thin their barracks
In order 10 avoid collision with
these taking part in the celebration,
lIut viii be ready 30 act IL required
Large numbers OF wDrkingmen are
found everywhere who differ with
those desiring to make n demOnstra-
ton. The tendency among the
workingmen in Berlin Is TO work
half day on May LIST. ...-..... ..
THE SOCIALISTS or HAMBURG,
Altous, Leipsic and Frankfort per
sist in organizing demonstrations.
As the police OF Hamburg prohibit
public meetings, the leaders have
arranged for excursions and rural
sport, where free vent will be given
to their ideas regapiing the eight
hour work day.
The labor agitation, apart from
May-Dsy, has become mOre and
more threatening. The papers OPP
posed to the social reforms Of the
emperor point to the growth Of
excitement among the workingmen
since the publication Of the I'M
perial rescriptp. AS the moment for
the Emperor's journey 10 Bremen
approached, the employees OF the
railway on which he WIS TO travel
struck for higher wages, and the
men from other lines had TO work
the trains. ...-...... .....
The strikes that have taken place
here this week include the shoe
makers, stOnelayers, coOpers, screw
makers, furniture pelishers, train
men, bOXmAkers, tlnsmiths, lock-
smiths, printers, machinists, copper
smiths and a number Of minor
trades.
Reports from Frankfort, Breslau,
Ellcnfield and Hamburg show that
THE STRIKE MANIA u.s.
is universal. An ominOus feature
OF the shoemakers' strike here has
been the issue Of a violent manifesto,
IN which the existing social order Is
denounced. The En,perUT's rescripts
are attacked as useless. The work
men, as a dominant force, the
manifesto says, ought to oyerturn
and renovate society. ........--. ....
The Evangelical Congress meet
here May 18th, to discuss strikes,
Protection of wOrkmen and the posi-
tIon Of Christian socialists toward
the democratic host.
The visit OF the Emperor TO Stras-
burg has given rise TO q crop Of Paris
rumors. The N0rdeEts Zeittng,
upon the sbsurdity Of
the story that the Emperor meant
10 propose that France Join the
European customs union, attributes
this and kindred reports TO efforts
u French officials to create discord
In the dreibund. The real purpOrt Of
the Emperor's journey was an in
OF the garrisOns Of Strasburg,
Seyerne and Saarbruck.
A TREMENDOUS SENSATION
is about to be afforded the German
capital by trial for bribery that is
expected TO reveal the most astOun-
ding facts. The curtain that has
covered certain corrupt practices fer
"A number Of yeaTs il now 10 be
and unsupported corrup-
ton in the naval department brought
70 light. Ii is alleged that the gov
eminent has been robbed OF im-
mense sums and hosts Of naval off,
cials and reputable firms are impli-
Gated.
Tile Hamburger NdeisicAten snys
the German ambassadors abroad
have been summoned to Berlin to
confer with the government concern
ing the various questions pending
between Germany and foreign gov
ernments-
The Empress Of Germany arrived
at Darmstadt this morning on visit
to the Queen Of England.