New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
THE SPECTRE OYER EUROPE.
DISORDER on NAY DAY TO BE RUTHLESSLY
SUPPRESSED.
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Berlin. April 2G-Thc Emperor has tclceraphed in
struction> TO Chancellor Won Capriv regarding the
attitude Of the authorities throughout the country
! toward the May Day celebrations. In his dispatch
the Emperor tina. the attitude OF the authorities
should be concerted and consistent. The Chancellor
presided at meeting Of the Prussan Privy Council
last night. at which the Emperors suggestions were
considered. Reports from the populous centres
showed that the authorities in some places were pre-
pairing to suppress, the public demonstrations by the
use OF soldcry. In other places thcy were conhning
themselves 10 issuing warnings against excuses.
Chancellor Caprly made arrangements 10 secure unity
OF action between the various authorities Although
II is expected in official circles that the day viii pass
over quietly, every prccauon will be taken for
prompt and ruthless suppression Of disorder. The
troops Will be kept within their barracks, in order to
avoid collision with those taking part in the cee-
brationS. but they Will be ready to act II required
The Emperor Will return to Berlin on April 30. 1t
was his intention to hold grand spring review OF the
army May Day. but this has been postponed until
MAY %, with the view not TO provoke the worhHneh'
CALM COUNSEL FROM SOCIALIST LEADERS,
The Socialist leaders here continue their EFFORTS 70
Influence the men against suspension OF work.
IIc-Tcn. Ecbcl. Licbknecht and singer through Inc
Central Committee Of the party. arc actively opeat
ing to prevent tho manifestations. Nothing Ike
unanimous demonstration throughout Germany Is now
possible Large numbers 81 wOrldngmen are ipund
rywhcrc who differ with those desiring to make
demonstration. The tendency among the workinsmen
in Ecrlin Is TO work half day May /. All tho
beer houses and restaurant, having spare have been
engaged for celebrations on the evening OF Nay l. at
which the police. II the Socialist Law IS enforced VIII
be kept lively \ meeting Of Hamburg worhHcn'
held to-day. considered the proclamation issued by.
public companies and leading firms declaring 'lat
ab~entccs May Will be dismissed. Those present
at the meeting unanimously resented the proclama
ton and decided t. iase holiday, pledging them
selves Ia support any OF the men who suffer through
the employ r,' cGict.
The Con.isiory Of the Protostan, Church in Prussia
has sent circulars 10 the pastors instructing them TO
preach against Socialism ON Eusstag-April 80.
TIE STRIKE MN%iA UNIvER>AL.
The labor ar.taiaion, apart from May Day. becomes
more and more threatening. The papers opposed 10
the social reform, Of the Emperor can point to tho
growth 81 the excitement among workinemen since
the publication Of the Imperial rescripts. A. the
moment for The Emperor, journey 70 Bremen ap
preached the employees on the railway on when he
wa~ {, travel struck for higher wages. Men from
other line, had work the trains. The strikes that
have taken place here TIA, week Include shocmakers,
..ouca,crs conp,r. makers furniture pOlishcis,
draymrn and loNnlkcg, Preparations for strikes are be
INK made Is oarpcntcr- tnsm.th-. loch-mhs printers,
machini,is coppcr-mlth,. and number Of the minor
trades. Reports from Frankfort Brcslau. E.bcrfeld
and Hamhurs show that the strike mania Is universal
Al onlnOl, feature 81 the -hormaker,' strike has
lccn the issue II violent manifesto. in which the
c>i-ilng social order j. DENOUNCED. The Emperor'S
,-cript, are aiae ~d a, useless. rhc workmcn tho
e,mln.ni force. the manifesto SAYS. ought To over
iAiu aui frIlVa'" society.
An F.an.el,a congress will meet here on May
-. to discuss thr ,frlh".
PRIMO. RESEARCHES INTENTIONS
Prince bismarck /. expected in Terln Friday
~ meet Chancellor Won Clpryi. on business relating
10 tie chan..lor's Office Count Herbert Bismarck
wh ic di,,i,minr any Anovlcds' Of hi fathers in
tent on. Cd. presses lie belief that De N4l remain
quietly AZ isar.r hnIhr. and VIII not seek 70 appear
ir either tho ltldfts or E'eh-tts. Unl.,, crisis
Boa tie III. - The mai on demand, his presence.
The national Ieitsug' den uncc' the reports that
The Chancellor Will adopt Systematic opposition u
the Government L, insult t. great statesman.
LOYALTY At DAEMSTADT.
The Emperor leave Darm-taht on Monday. and
&c, 10 Wa.ihourr. To-day Queen Victoria and the
Emperor and Empress drove 10 the Ro>sdorer forest
yh, Grand Duke - lic.~, Prince, Beatrice AMI
Prince AliN 81 llc-.c Joined the ROYAL party.
STARTING \ CROP OF PARIS ErMoEs.
Tie visit ~ the Emperor T. sira-huFF has given
r... 20 q crop # Pari, mnor, The " Ncrtdcn-'h,
ls.mus- commenting upon the ahsnrdlN d" ths
.to-, that tc Emperor m,ant propose ,ha' France
JOIN tie Ear p,an customs union. aitrbni"' th- and
,dr.d report 1, the efforts u French Official, 10
r~.afc G-fIrI DO ~. Dr'lhHrd Tire real purpnrt o
M. Emperor. Journey wa The Inspection of the
ilrr-ons Al Stra,bui- SaVcruc and Saafbru'H.