The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-28
In The KAISER'S REALM
Germany'S Political Affairs Are BeCom.
inS Very Complicated.
WILLIAMS SCHOOL POLICY
DR.. Koch Becomes Angry When
Asked to Give Up His Secret
Spurious Lymph-Manifesto
of the Socialists.

Copyright 1880 by the New York Associated
Press.
BERLIN, Dec. 2.-The socialist leaders
issued a manifesto tonight affirming the
determination of the socialist party 10
rally peasants around the flag of
socialistic reform. II says the life of the
agricultural laborer is scarcely human
and that they are serfs in all but name.
The bright dawning of new era shall
bring rejoicing to the peasants as well as
10 the toilers in the cities and they shall
learn they have right TO the beautiful
earth, the fruits whereof they may not
stretch forth their hands and enjoy.
They must be taught that the
patriarchal system is the mortal
foe Of the agricultural laborer.
The peasant proprietors and aristocracy
are becoming brandy distillers and will
make the peasants slaves of the ma
chinery as the town workers have already
been made.
The manifesto asks the members of
the party TO contribute money TO assist in
spreading their doctrine in the country.
Behind the declarations in the manifesto
which the government might disregard,
are practical arrangements for lectures,
the formation of rural branches, etc.,
which are already having disquieting
effect upon the official mind.
The nature of the manifesto was known
10 the government before its publication
and the matter was referred to the en-
peror, who instructed that nothing should
be done 10 suppress it.
Ii has been discovered that a spurious
imitation of Koch's lymph is being man.
E ufactured, and number of cases are re-
ported in which foreign medical men
have been deceived into purchasing il.
The manufacturers have not yet been dis
covered. The medical profession through
out the empire is growing more and more
indignant over the manner in which the
lymph is distributed and koch's secrecy
regarding its production.
Koch, in an interview with an eminent
English physician, who urged the pro-
fessor TO disclose the whole process, got
very wroth at the proposal and declared
he had right to do as he pleased with
his discovery.
The Tdgebldtt assails this position as
scandalous and says the capacity of the
hoCh Cilpuc Will CtTlflily DC severely
criticized when Minister Won Gossler
moves in the landtag a grant for Koch
and his assistants of 100000 marks with
Is per cent. on the annual sales of the
lymph.
Treatment in the case Of William De-
gan, who came here from New York, has
proved q failure. He has had four injec-
,inns and fh, syp,pfop,u ara tIa rop,a as
when he arrived.
The prospects of the submission of the
conservative majority in the landtag on
the commercial reform bill has be-
come remote. Bismarck's organ,
in series of articles evil
IDENTITY inspired by the ex-chancellor
urges the conservatives not TO yield. The
government organs assert that the gov
ernment is resolved TO maintain the pro-
ject in its integrity. The liberal press
continues 10 clamor for an immediate
dissolution. Other menacing clauses Of
political conflict are Emperor Williams
educational project and the Austrian
treaty of commerce.
The Hamburger Nachrichten-(Bis
narck's organl leads the aggressive cam
paign. II 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 highest
interests of the empire. Bismarck's S
tactics in assuming the offensive against
the government is supposed to have been
adopted for the purpose of fomenting
and exciting a general parliamentary dis
order and embarrassing the ministry in
the hope that lie might prove himself
again the nations chief.
Won Gossler is known TO differ with the
emperor in regard 10 his ideas on educa-
ton. IL is reported he offered 20 resign,
but at the request of the emperor con-
scnted TO remain for the present. TO give
the emperor time to select his successor
who, il is thought, will be DR.. Hinzpetor,
Emperor Williams former tutor.
The official census of Germany recently
completed, gives Berlin a population OF
1,574,i ,iS5, an increase of $4,000 in five
years. The next city is Hamburg, with a
population of 570,53I. an increase OF
1854 since 1885. Leipsic, which has S53,.
272 inhabitants, had only 159,5O0 in 1856.
This is the greatest increase in any city,
being 81 per cent.
There's a serious outbreak Of smallpox
at the seaport town OF Hadersleben. Sew.
eral deaths have occurred.