The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-28
RURAL PROPAGANDA.
Such is the Plan of the German
Socialists.
THEY ISSUE A MANIFESTO.
Emperor William Gave instructions That IL
Should Not be Suppressed-Bis
in the Field Again.

BERLIN, Dec. Copyrighted 1890. by
the New York Associated Press. THE
Socialist leaders issued a manifesto To-
nlgnt arrrming the determination of the
SOCIALIST party to rally peasants around the
nag Oh Soclalistic reform. 1t says the life
Oh the agricultural laborers is scarcely nu-
man and that they are serfs in all but name.
Inc bright dawning of a new era shall
orlng relief TO peasants as well as to toilers
IN the cities and they shall learn that thew
nave right to the beautiful earth. the
fruits Whereof they may not stretch forth
tueir hands to take and enjoy. They must
be taught that the patricarchal system il
the mortal foe of the agricultural laborer.
The peasant proprietor and aristocracv ara
becoming brandy distillers and will make
tne peasants the slaves of machinery as the
town workers already have been made.
Inc manifesto asks members of the party
10 contribute money to assist in the rural
propaganda. Behind the declarations in
the manifesto which the government might
disregard are practical arrangements for
lecture tours, the formation of rural
branches, ETC., which are already having a
dlsquleting effect upon the official mind.
The nature of the menifesto was known to
the government before it's publication and
the matter was referred to the Emperor
VINO instructed that nothing should be done
to suppress it,
IL mas been discovered that spurious
imitation OF koch's lymph is being manu-
factured, and number of cases are re-
ported IN which foreign medical men have
been deceived into purchasing it. The manu-
lecturers. have not yet been discovered.
Inc medical profession throughout the
empire IS growing more and more indig-
nant over the manner in which the lymph
is distributed and Koch's secrecy regsrding
us production. Koch, in an interview
with an eminent English physician who
urged the professor to disclose the whole
process, got very wroth at the proposal
and declared he has a right to do as
be pleased with his discovery. The TaRe-
Olatt assalls this position as scandaIous and
says the rapacity of Koch CLIQUE will Ger.
talnly be severely criticised when Minister
Won Gossler moves in the landtag a grant
for Koch and his assistants of 1000, OOC
marks with 10 per cent on the annual sales
of the lymph
The treatment in the case of William
Degan, who came here from New York,
has proved a failure. He has had four in,
Jectlons and his symptoms are the same az
when ne arrived.
The prospects of the submission of the
Conservative majority in the iandtag on
the commercial reform bill has become re-
mote. Blsmarck's organ in series of ar
tlcles evidently inspired by the EXCHANGED
lor, urges the Conservatives not to WELD
The government organs assert the govern
ment is resolved to maintain the project in
It's integrity. The Liberal press continues
tos clamor for immediate dissolution
Other of
dict are Emperor Williams education pro.
lects and the Austrian treaty of commerce
Inc Hamburger NGcbrichten (Bismarck's
organ) leads the aggressive campaign. 1t
asserts the reichstag ought to be dissolved
and the sense of the country taken on the
projects, which never have been submitted
to the electorate, and which affect the high
est interests of the empire. BismarckIs
tactics in assuming the offensive against
the government are supposed to have been
adopted Tor the purpose of fomenting and
exciting general parliamentary disorder
and embarrassing the ministery in the hope
that he might prove himself again an
inevitable chief. Won GossIer is known to
differ with the Emperor in regard to his
ideas on education. 1t is reported he has
offered to resign, but at the request of the
Emperor consented to remain for the pur-
OF giving the Emperor time to select his
successor. 1t is thought he will be DR..
Hlrzpetel, Emperor Williams former tutor.
The official census of Germany recently
completed gives Berlin's population as
1,574, 4S5, an increase of $4,000 in five
years. The next city is Hamburg with a
population of $40. 534, an increase of 80 534
since 1885. Leipsic, which has 353,272 in
habitants had only 159, 800 in 1885 This is
the greatest increase in any city, being
81 per cent.
Prof. Weiger, of Strasburg, is dead.